Предмет: Французский язык, автор: podpfpfodppfjvdk

Bilan 4
5. Complète au passé composé avec avoir ou être.
1. Elles (passer) au bureau il y a dix minutes.
2. Elle (manger) tous les gâteaux.
3. Je (tomber) dans l'escalier.
4. Je (aller) au restaurant avec Bogdan et Vadim.
5. Ils (dîner) avec le directeur et sa femme.
6. Il (monter) au dixième étage par l'escalier.

Ответы

Автор ответа: jjkk88

1. elles ont passé
2. elle a mangé
3. je suis tombé
4. je suis allé
5. ils ont dîné
6. il est monté

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