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french

Recris chaque phrase en suivant le modele. Fais attention au temps du verbe.

Elle lave les fenetres? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$
Il a nettoye les vetements? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$
Ils vont garder les enfants? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$
Elles livreront les fleurs? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$
Elle se coiffe? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$
Il avait tondu la pelouse? $\rule{6cm}{1pt}$

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vocabulary

Choose the correct pronoun from the pair in parentheses.
Although only time will tell, it is already clear that many workers and managers find (them/themselves) needing a period of adjustment for this remote style of working.

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vocabulary

In each of the following sentences, underline the word or word group in parentheses that is correct according to the rules of standard, formal usage.

Example 1. ( $\underline{{Let}}$ , Leave) me show you how to operate that camera.

We will report the theft to the (policeman, police officer) who is standing over there.

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vocabulary

Choose the best way to rewrite each underlined word or word group.

When you listen to music, do you think about $\frac{{ its }}{(1)}$ origins? People typically respond to this question by saying, $\frac{{My friends and me }}{(2)}$ don't think about this. $\frac{{ We }}{(3)}$ just like the music." Music has been an important part of $\frac{{ours }}{(4)}$ existence since the beginning of humankind. Historians tell $\frac{{scholars and we }}{(5)}$ that humans began to sing as soon as $\frac{{them }}{(6)}$ developed language. Like us, people in ancient civilizations used $\frac{{they're }}{(7)}$ voices to express feelings. However, most ancient music was not meant to entertain. Ancient musicians played $\frac{{them}}{(8)}$ mainly during important ceremonies. The ancient people $\frac{{whom}}{(9)}$ were most interested in music were the early Greeks. They thought music had a positive role in the education of young people. They also believed that young people $\frac{{ who listened to good music }}{(10)}$ would become better adults.