Les deux amis vont en vacances…
Jean-Claude and Pierre are two students leaving for a short vacation. They are discussing the details before they leave. You will read their dialogue in French. Write the letter of your response in the blank.
SPEAKER 1: Alors, Jean-Claude, on part en vacances demain, hein? À quelle heure?
SPEAKER 2: Ben… pas tôt… le matin, j’ai toujours sommeil. Ça va si on part à midi?
SPEAKER 1: Oui, c’est bon! À la gare, alors? À midi! Écoute, tu as beaucoup d’argent?
SPEAKER 2: Mince, non! Bon, je vais à la banque cet après-midi.
SPEAKER 1: Ah! Les vacances… la mer, la piscine, le soleil…
SPEAKER 2: Ouais… Loin de la cité-U, de la bibliothèque, des examens.
SPEAKER 1: Examens… Zut! J’ai un examen à deux heures et il est deux heures moins le quart! Oh là là, je suis en retard! À plus!
a. à la campagne
b. à la mer
b. à la mer
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A. tuvo / festejamos B. tuvo / estábamos festejando C. tenía / festejamos D. tenía / estábamos festejando
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Lee estas oraciones sobre personajes paraguayos muy conocidos y complétalas con la forma correcta del subjuntivo o con el infinitivo del verbo entre paréntesis.