n aimez vous pas le cafe , je ne l aime pas fill in non or si oui here

When non negates a doubt, use si for affirmation and non for negation

When affirming doubts, use oui for affirmation and non for negation

Fill in nonDon't you like coffee? No, I don't like it.

n'aimez-vous pas le café ?

non , je ne l'aime pas.

Don't you like coffee? Yes, I like it.

n'aimez-vous pas le café ?

si , je l'aime.

Do you like coffee? Yes, I like it.

aimez-vous le café ?

oui, je l'aime.

Do you like coffee? No, I don't like it.

aimez-vous le café ?

non , je ne l'aime pas.

non.Negative interrogative sentences do not have the form of oui, and are used as non when expressing agreement with the question and si when opposing

I love you, I don't want you to leave, you know? I love you.

I love you, I don't want you to leave, you know? I love you.

I love you and I don't want you to go, you know? I love you.

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CCAACA I and the 2nd floor answer is different from question 14, when the plural noun is preceded by an adjective, the article des is always used de

All promises, or you will scold me

Agree with the second floor, except for 14 questions.

14.Because the adjective is in front of the noun, use de

Agree that there are fewer errors on the upper floor than on the first floor.

Both are masters.

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5b6 c7 b8 a9 c

10 c11 a

12a13c

14a15c

16c17a

18a19c

20a (pick mine, there are fewer mistakes).

non,je n'Aime le cinema-aimer followed by a PAS

je ne parle pas russe,je parle portugais.

The usage of ne pas is very uniform, just pay attention to the conjugation.

Meaning: I can't keep you.

Grammar: In this sentence te is the direct object in advance. The usage of the word retenir is retenir + object te is a direct object personal pronoun. The usage here is to keep you and you need to preposition the verb after it.

ne...pas is a negative usage. Put it at both ends of the verb. The seat of the direct object is placed before the verb after ne.

Wrong. It should be je ne te retiens pasretenir should be in the first person singular conjugation.

je - i te - your accusative form, ne pas - united with the table negation retiens - stay.

But when the object is a pronoun, it should be mentioned in front of the predicate verb, such as je I vous you aime love!

This is the French lyrics? Translation below:

On that day, I was leaving.

What do you mean.

Even if you know.

I want a stone.

Because I love you.

You don't want to see what you see.

You don't want to see helpless.

So, you won't accept me.

So, goodbye.

The heart will not, but the mouth will speak.

Do you understand me?

I don't have the courage, I'm sad, I'm going to show strength in front of you.

You love to laugh, don't you? (Hi-han means laughing in French, and double is used here, which should mean the same).

I don't need you to give me your heart.

Hope you are happy.

Your last conscription susu (a place in West Africa).

And then all I can say is sorry.

On this day, I'm leaving.

What do you mean.

Even knowing that I want a stone.

Because I love you.

You don't want to see you.

You don't want to see helplessness.

So for me, if you don't export.

So, goodbye.

Heart, he will not, however, mouth or say.

Do you understand me?

I don't have the courage to be so sad that I'm going to mount you in front of you strongly your double Han, right?

I'm not imposing on people to make your heart.

I wish you happiness.

Later, I can only say I'm sorry.