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All start with the same question, no translator complete the sentences with the correct possessive adjective: mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, nos, votre, vos, leur, or leurs. question 1 voilà affiche. (his) question 2 cousine va avec nous au cinéma. (his) question 3 parents sont à la maison. (my) question 4 j’aime bureau. (my) question 5 ils sont avec oncle. (their) question 6 il va acheter éclairs. (your formal) question 7 cousin va à la montagne. (your informal) question 8 il va manger avec amies. (our) question 9 ce sont frères. (their) question 10 ce sont cds. (her) question 11 mère va en ville. (your informal) question 12 sac est sur la chaise? (your formal) question 13 ville est jolie. (my) question 14 crayons sont dans le sac.(your informal) question 15 nous allons avec famille. (our)

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Conjugue le verbe danser à la deuxième personne du pluriel. (conjugate the verb: danser in the second person of the plural.