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HELLO PLEASE HELP ANSWER THESE FRENCH QUESTIONS I WANNA KNOW IF I GOT THEM RIGHT AND ONLY HELP IF YOU CAN. 1. Write out in French: 39+32=71
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2. Select the best response. Your grandmother's friend asks how you are. You reply:
a) Ça va bien, merci. Et toi ? c) Zut! Ça va mal !
b) Ça va bien, merci. Et vous ? d) Ça va bien.

3. Complete the question: Bonjour Madame. Comment ?
a) allez-vous b) ça va c) bien d) vas-tu

4. Translate: She is from Québec City. She is Canadian. (Remember to pay special
attention to the feminine ending of the adjective.)
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5. Complete the following sentence. Je suis fille.
a) un b) le c) une d) des

6. Select the best response to the following greeting: Bonjour, Monsieur Balander.
a) Bonjour, Paul. Comment allez-vous ? d) Bonjour, Paul. Comment t'appelles-tu ?
b) Salut, Paul. Ça va ? c) Bonjour, Paul. Ça va ?

7. Say 'Hello' to your best friend and ask how they are in French. (Remember that
speaking with your friend is informal.)
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8. While in Las Vegas, you meet a famous singer from Charlemagne, Québec. Translate: She is
Canadian.
a) Elle est canadiene. c) Elle est Canadienne.
b) Elle est canadienne. d) Elle est canadien.

9. Complete the sentence: Je Sylvie.
a) m’appelle b) s’appelle c) t’appelles d) m’appelles

10. Select the plural form of 'un' or 'une'?
a) unes b) uns c) des d) les

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