What is French in French?

Also known as c cédille, or soft c, this letter appears in French, Portuguese, Kurdish, Turkish, and some of France's regional languages.

In any case it is pronounced as s, which in French is only paired with the letters a, o, and u, or with a nasal combination of a, o, u.

Appears only at the beginning of a syllable or word, and not at the end of a syllable or word.

It is composed of two C's, one large and one small, written like its typograph, just a small stroke or a comma directly below the C, but this apostrophe or comma must be connected to C. (See larger image).

It's in French. However, it is not reflected in the 26 letters, it generally appears in individual words, pronounced with an "s".

For example: Le Fran AIS

If you write it by hand, just write it like this, and the little tail is to the right.

If you want to type, just switch the computer keyboard to a French keyboard, and then shift+9 is it.

To help with pronunciation, pronounce the sound of s, which is different from the sound of c, which sometimes pronounces k before the vowel.

It's called a soft note, and a small tail is added underneath to make the original K sound become an s

For example, a is pronounced sa (pinyin) instead of ka

If you write by hand, because it is made up of a positive C and an upside-down small C, you can write a C first, and then draw a comma to the left at the bottom.

That is, when writing c, add a small tail under it, and this tail is similar to S

This letter is unique to the French language, such as a, and is often used in conjunction with a.

15, choose A

The meaning of the sentence is: in French families, the day before the start of school, they usually spend their time buying stationery, pens, notebooks, rulers, erasers for their children.

A: Précédant is the present participle of précéder, interpreted as in. Before.

b: Procédant is the present participle of Procéder, interpreted as originating from, from.

C: possédant is the present participle of posséder, interpreted as to have.

D: Précédente is the feminine form of Précédent, interpreted as before.

18, the meaning of the sentence C is: This French family adopted a Vietnamese girl, who was more lovely and likable than anything else, and she brought them joy and endless happiness.

A: is the past participle of adapter, interpreted as matching, assembling, making adaptation.

b: is the past participle of aborder, interpreted as to dock, land, to approach a ship; Arrive, collide, go.

C: is the past participle of adopter and is interpreted as adopt.

D: is the past participle of accorder, interpreted as to recognize, accept, to make unanimous, to make coordinate, to give, to promise.

19, the meaning of the sentence d is: Yesterday, my mother finished reading a ** that my brother-in-law gave her as a birthday gift, and the storyline is very touching.

A and D are interpreted as moving, referring to things moving people, B and C are interpreted as moving, referring to people being moved by things, according to the meaning of the sentence, the storyline is a thing, so B and C, A and D are excluded because L'histoire is feminine.

20. The meaning of the sentence D is: Since then, every year, a new anti-influenza drug has been put into research and use by this laboratory.

Only d has that meaning.

It's all on your own, don't add points, are you embarrassed? ^^