Please help!
These are the directions:(minus the accents)
Faites de nouvelles phrases avecles sujets entre parenth?ses.
1. Vous amenez des copains ? la f?te.
(toi, Fran?ois, C?cile, et Christine)
What do I do?
Is this right:
Fran?ois, C?cile, Christine, et toi amenent des copains ? la f?te.
OR:
Tu am?nes Fran?ois, C?cile, et Christine ? la f?te.
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. It's very difficult trying to figure out what the word is with the "?" and it would be best to simply type the letter c for ç or e for é, etc. If you tell me whether you have PC or MAC, Windows or not, I can post the chart on how to make accent marks for you. A word requiring an accent mark is considered totally incorrect without it.
This i s what I "guess" you need:
toi, tu amènes / François, il amène / Cécile, elle amène/ Christine, elle amène. If it is not that, it is all those people together: François, Cécile, Christine, et toi, vous amenez.
If that doesn't look correct to you (person-number substitution) please retype the exact directions as above = no accent marks OR ?, s'il vous plaît!
Mme
merci! Your second paragraph cleared it up for me.
Hurrah!
Mme
To make a sentence with the subjects in parentheses, you need to conjugate the verb "amener" (to bring) correctly. Let's break it down step by step:
1. Identify the verb: "amener" (to bring)
2. Identify the subject: "vous" (you)
3. Identify the object: "des copains" (friends)
4. Form the sentence: "Vous amenez des copains à la fête."
To use the subjects in parentheses, you should replace the subject "vous" with the subjects in parentheses one by one:
- "to" in French is "tu". So, the sentence with "toi" would be: "Tu amènes des copains à la fête."
- "François" is a specific name, so you don't need to change it: "Tu amènes François à la fête."
- "Cécile" and "Christine" are also specific names: "Tu amènes François, Cécile et Christine à la fête."
Therefore, the correct sentence would be: "Tu amènes François, Cécile et Christine à la fête."