Write new sentences about David using il est and the word from the list that is the opposite of the word in italics. Then, say the same things about Léa, by rewriting the sentences about David. Use E…
Write new sentences about David using il est and the word from the list that is the opposite of the word in italics. Then, say the same things about Léa, by rewriting the sentences about David. Use Elle est / Elle n’est pas and the feminine form of the appropriate adjective. Use only Il est + adjective or Elle est / Elle n’est pas + adjective. Do not add additional words such as très or assez. célibataire | extraverti | gentil | intelligent | mince EXEMPLE David n’est pas gros. Il est mince. Et Léa? Elle n’est pas grosse non plus (either). Elle est mince aussi. 1. David n’est pas timide. enter answer . Et Léa? enter answer non plus. enter answer aussi. 2. David n’est pas marié. enter answer . Et Léa? enter answer non plus. enter answer aussi. 3. David n’est pas méchant. enter answer . Et Léa? enter answer non plus. enter answer aussi. 4. David n’est pas bête. enter answer . Et Léa? enter answer non plus. enter answer aussi.
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