Make the comparison based on the info in the prompt

Answer:

1) On arrive au café a dix heures trente du matin.

2) Vous parlez avec le professeur à midi.

3) Tu travailles tard,  jusqu'à onze heures (quinze/or/et quart) du soir.

4) On regarde la télé a neuf heures du soir.

5) Marlène et Nadine mangent vers une heure quarante cinq de l'après-midi.

6) Les cours commencent très tôt, vers huit heures vingt du matin.

Explanation:

So I answered the questions with the hours they gave you

(I'm French so don't hesitate if you have other questions)

Answer:   In your place

Explanation:   I don't know what you were specifically asking for but if you wanted a translation then I'm answering that.

    A        ta       place

    In     Your     Place

Answer:

qu'est-ce que tu veux dire par là?

Explanation:

To fill in the blanks, you must pay attention to the verbs provided in parentheses as well as the pronouns provided in the sentences, as seen below.

Arthur: Tu parles bien français !

Olivier: Mon ami Marc et moi, nous retrouvons un professeur de français et nous étudions ensemble. Et toi, tu aimes les langues?

Arthur: Non, j'aime l'art. Je dessine bien et j'adore l'art moderne. Marc et toi, vous habitez à Paris?

In French, verbs undergo conjugation depending on the person or subject they refer to. Therefore, the first, second, and third persons, both singular and plural, will each be conjugated differently. Let's take the verb "parler" in the present as an example:

Thus, to fill in the blanks with the verbs in the attached activity, we must know the proper conjugation of each verb. We can choose the proper form by paying attention to the pronouns that appear in the sentences, such as "je" or "vous". Also, we must only use the verbs the appear in parentheses.

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The revised sentence using double pronouns is: "On les mange au café"

Rather than having one pronoun "Nous", there is now two pronouns:  "On" and "les".

The maximum number of pronouns is two. Instead of saying something like "I delivered it to him there," the French will rephrase the sentence to omit one of the pronouns. As an example... I handed him the book. I handed him the book right there.

When mixing direct and indirect object pronouns, double-object pronouns are employed. In this lesson, you will learn how to define indirect-object and direct-object pronouns and practice composing sentences with double-object pronouns.

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