[will give brainliest] can you translate the english into french using the pronoun "en"? a. est-ce que tu manges des frites? b. yes, i’m eating some. -c. tu es revenu de macdo ? d. yes, i just came from there.-e. alors, tu souffres d’un mal de ventre maintenant? f. yes, i am suffering from that! -g. tu dois prendre des medicaments. h. yes, i will take some. -

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a- Est-ce que tu manges des frites ? Oui, j'en mange.

c- Tu es revenu de MacDo ? Oui, j'en reviens juste.

e- Alors, tu souffres d'un mal de ventre maintenant ? Oui, j'en souffre.

g- Tu dois prendre des médicaments. Oui, j'en prendrai.

en is an adverbial pronoun . Often used as a direct object prinoun, but in the passé composé you can't agree the past participe with it. It's often  a notion of quantity or,  something intoduced by "de, du, de la, des, d el' "

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Salut !

Est-ce que tu manges des frites ?

Oui, j'en mange.

Tu es revenu de MacDo ?

Oui, j'en reviens juste.

Alors, tu souffres d'un mal de ventre maintenant ?

Oui, j'en souffre.

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explanation:

french mistake 9 - capitalization

the first person singular subject pronoun je, days of the week, months of the year, and languages are not capitalized in french. see the lesson for a few other common categories of french terms which are capitalized in english but not in french.