I can t do a few French questions, ask for help

1 All Question 1: Absolute participle sentences, your understanding is correct, here it can be seen as omitting étant, the past participle of the intransitive verb does not show passive, but the action that is completed before the main clause action (se remettre). So I agree with your understanding, "When the sky clears, they get back on the road" There is a sequence here.

Tant revenu is actually equivalent to the past tense of the present participle. And "temps" is originally a masculine singular noun ending in "s", so ppassé is the masculine singular.

Question 2: Why don't you use "ne pas rester", the reason is very simple, because it is "dans ta chambre", note that "ta chambre" is talking to "tu", not to anyone like a public service announcement, here the verb "rester" is called by someone, so you can only use the command form of tu.

Answering the !!

1.le temps is used here as an abstract noun weather solution, so the adjective revenu fits appropriately.

2.au lieu de here is the meaning of the word "not", which means a fixed phrase, a transition between two sentences. This sentence means, go out to the movies with your friends, don't stay at home alone! Here the original imperative conjugation is wrong.

In addition, if you must use both sentences in the imperative form, you should put "don't stay at home alone" in front of you as ne restes pas......As usual, in general, it's better not to use ET to connect two imperatives.

1.Not to omit etant Here is the past participle equivalent to the adjective which indicates that the weather has changed for the better again and they have set off again.

temps is a positive singular number** need to cooperate with the addition of s is a negative number. . .

ne pas is at least very strange that a verb form suddenly appears in the sentence If you want to express you, that kind of statement should also be ne reste pas...The question must be filled in with the appropriate words or phrases, et ne pas must be miscalculated during the exam.

I'll answer you the second one, anyway, the first one is obvious. You see that the second verb is rester, archetype, so au lieu de + verb archetype, with ne pas becomes the same imperative as the first half of the sentence, then rester has to be conjugated into reste. It's as if the verb in the first half of the sentence uses va instead of aller.

Got it?

temps is masculine and not plural, so it doesn't need to be matched. The second is a question of logic.

There should be a verb in the middle of ne pas.

Temps is a word in itself.

1. est arrivee, a sonne.The composite past tense is an action that is used in point time, and the imperfect past tense is used as a descriptive action in a period of time.

So this question, when she arrived at the office, it was time, and the clock struck eight o'clock, and it was also time.

2. sont partis, pleuvait.The Martin family departed for the airport at some time, and the rain was the description.

3.a dans+ time period, which indicates how long it is later. Meet in a week.

4.d There is an adjective between the noun and the article, des should be replaced with de, and the article should be placed directly before the noun, or des.

5.B Aller Pique-Niquer goes on a picnic, goes on an outing. Because on Sundays, generally not going to work, en pleine campagne is to go to the countryside, to the fields, and generally not the best place to go for dinner.

6. a faire + verb.Generally, if the following verb is followed by a direct object, the inter-object pronoun is used in front.

When there is no direct object after it, you can use the direct object personal pronoun in front. It means to make someone do something. Someone put in front of the faire.

I asked him to say what he wanted to say. The direct object of dire here is a clause, something he wants to say. So the front is used as an inter-guest.

7.a (d) The past participle in the compound past tense should be combined, provided that the past participle is consistent with the preceding direct object when the direct object of the verb is mentioned before it. So when revues is in the back of the question, it doesn't cooperate with lu.

When the revues are in front, lu should be consistent with the revues sex number, and the negative plurality is added.

8.c This question is a test of the present participle usage of verbs. Meaning, I sat down and realized that I had forgotten to put on my glasses.

s'The present participle of asseoir, because the subject of the sentence is me, so the se in the pronoun verb should be consistent with the subject, that is, there must be me, and obviously the answer is c.

In parentheses, the present participle is used in the third sentence, which is to use the present participle instead of the relative clause, which was originally un livre qui raconte, but changed to the present participle, so it becomes un livre racontant

For the other two sentences, I think we should use the past participle.