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Complete the sentence with the correct passé composé or imparfait form of the verb in
parentheses. Use context to determine which tense to use. (12 points)
1. Si vous
voir un chansonnier ce soir? (aller)
2. Lundi matin, Pierre et Khadija
à la fac. (s'inscrire)
3. D'habitude, nous
du cheval le matin. (faire)
retourner dans le bon vieux temps!
4. Si seulement on
(pouvoir)
un peintre célèbre à Montmartre.
5. Un jour, j(e)
(rencontrer)
petites, Karine et Sophie aimaient rendre
6. Quand elles
visite à leurs grands-parents à la ferme. (être)

I need help with this French test ASAP!!!plz

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Answer 1

Bonjour,

Complete the sentence with the correct passé composé or imparfait form of the verb in parentheses. Use context to determine which tense to use.

1. Si vous "alliez"(imparfait) voir un chansonnier ce soir? (aller)

2. Lundi matin, Pierre et Khadija "se sont inscrits"(passé composé) à la fac. (s'inscrire)

3. D'habitude, nous faisions (imparfait)du cheval le matin. (faire)

6. Quand elles "étaient" (imparfait) visite à leurs grands-parents à la ferme. (être)

Answer 2

1. Si vous allez voir un chansonnier ce soir?

2. Lundi matin, Pierre et Khadija se sont inscrits à la fac.

3. D'habitude, nous faisions du cheval le matin.

4. Si seulement on avait pu rencontrer un peintre célèbre à Montmartre.

5. Un jour, j'ai rencontré petites, Karine et Sophie aimaient rendre.

6. Quand elles étaient en visite à leurs grands-parents à la ferme.

Bien sûr ! Voici une explication en français :

Le passé composé est utilisé pour des actions ponctuelles ou spécifiques dans le passé, comme "se sont inscrits" (s'inscrire). L'imparfait est employé pour des actions habituelles ou en cours dans le passé, telles que "faisions" (faire) et "étaient" (être).

Dans le contexte des phrases données, le passé composé est utilisé pour des événements spécifiques comme l'inscription à la fac et la rencontre avec des peintres célèbres, tandis que l'imparfait décrit des actions habituelles, comme faire du cheval le matin et rendre visite aux grands-parents à la ferme. Voilà !

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I just need help with this question I’m really confused on what is correct

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thank you so much!

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Answer:B celui

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Is the only masculine singular

We know is singular bc the verb is singular

We know is masculin bc the adjectif nouveau is masculin

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Elle n'a pas lu celui qui est nouveau.

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B- celui = masc. sing.

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est ► 3e pers. sing. verb être

so the only possible answer is celui

could be, for example,==>

elle n'a pas lu le nouveau livre => elle n'a pas lu celui (le livre) qui est nouveau.

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