French Questions

1. Cette phrase est correcte: Il souvent lisait des livres sur la France.
a. true
b. false

2. Cette phrase est correcte: Tu iras à l’école demain.
a. true
b. false

Bonjour

1- Il souvent lisait des livres sur la France. ► FALSE

  Il lisait souvent des livres sur la France. ► CORRECT

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2- Tu iras à l'école demain. ► CORRECT

EXPLANATION

for n° 1 : in English  adverbs of frequency often are between the subject and the verb. "He always read books about France".

In French, they are usually placed after the verb.

for n° 2 : when they refer to a specific moment as "aujourdhui", "demain",  "hier" they are placed at the begining or the end of the sentence.

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Bonjour !

1.

Il souvent lisait des livres sur la France.

b. false

correct is : Il lisait souvent des livres sur la France.

2.

Tu iras à l'école demain.

a. true

answer:

running away from home

answer:

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