Fill in the blank for the following response. the response must be in french. (the statement was audio that i translated with google. that is why it is in english) what time are you leaving for mrs and mrs. martin nous à sept heiress.

Hi 

A quelle heure partez-vous Mme et Mr Martin ? (I guess that was the question you got translated -badly- by Google)
what time are you leaving Mme and Mr Martin ?

Nous partons à sept heures.

(the answer is more "adequate with this question)
anyway the answer is correct ...!!!

Partir (= to leave)
je pars
tu pars 
il/elle/on part
nous partons
vous partez
ils/elles partent 

hope I helped !

Hi,

What time are you leaving for mrs and mrs. Martin ?

Nous partons à sept heures.

Conjugaison du verbe "partir" au présent :

Je pars
Tu pars
Il,elle, on part
Nous partons
Vous partez
Ils,elles partent

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