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91 [ninety-one]

Subordinate clauses: that 1

Subordinate clauses: that 1

91 [quatre-vingt-onze]

Subordonnées avec que 1

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Perhaps the weather will get better tomorrow. L--te-p- se-- -r----l--en--mei-leu- -emain. L_ t____ s___ p___________ m_______ d______ L- t-m-s s-r- p-o-a-l-m-n- m-i-l-u- d-m-i-. ------------------------------------------- Le temps sera probablement meilleur demain. 0
How do you know that? D’o- le-s-v---v----? D___ l_ s_________ ? D-o- l- s-v-z-v-u- ? -------------------- D’où le savez-vous ? 0
I hope that it gets better. J’-s---- q---l-s-r--------ur. J_______ q____ s___ m________ J-e-p-r- q-’-l s-r- m-i-l-u-. ----------------------------- J’espère qu’il sera meilleur. 0
He will definitely come. I- vi-n-r- ce-ta-ne--n-. I_ v______ c____________ I- v-e-d-a c-r-a-n-m-n-. ------------------------ Il viendra certainement. 0
Are you sure? Es---- qu---’e-- -ur-? E_____ q__ c____ s__ ? E-t-c- q-e c-e-t s-r ? ---------------------- Est-ce que c’est sur ? 0
I know that he’ll come. J- s--s---’------ndra. J_ s___ q____ v_______ J- s-i- q-’-l v-e-d-a- ---------------------- Je sais qu’il viendra. 0
He’ll definitely call. Il-appe----- ce--a-n--en-. I_ a________ c____________ I- a-p-l-e-a c-r-a-n-m-n-. -------------------------- Il appellera certainement. 0
Really? V---me---? V_______ ? V-a-m-n- ? ---------- Vraiment ? 0
I believe that he’ll call. J---r--s---’-l a---l--ra. J_ c____ q____ a_________ J- c-o-s q-’-l a-p-l-e-a- ------------------------- Je crois qu’il appellera. 0
The wine is definitely old. L- -in-es- ----abl---nt vi---. L_ v__ e__ p___________ v_____ L- v-n e-t p-o-a-l-m-n- v-e-x- ------------------------------ Le vin est probablement vieux. 0
Do you know that for sure? E- ête-----s -e--ain ? E_ ê________ c______ ? E- ê-e---o-s c-r-a-n ? ---------------------- En êtes-vous certain ? 0
I think that he is old. Je--u--ose -u’i--e-- -----. J_ s______ q____ e__ v_____ J- s-p-o-e q-’-l e-t v-e-x- --------------------------- Je suppose qu’il est vieux. 0
Our boss is good-looking. Not-e--h-f--s----a-. N____ c___ e__ b____ N-t-e c-e- e-t b-a-. -------------------- Notre chef est beau. 0
Do you think so? V--s -r-u--- ? V___ t______ ? V-u- t-o-v-z ? -------------- Vous trouvez ? 0
I find him very handsome. Je -r-u-----me q--il--st-tr-s-b-a-. J_ t_____ m___ q____ e__ t___ b____ J- t-o-v- m-m- q-’-l e-t t-è- b-a-. ----------------------------------- Je trouve même qu’il est très beau. 0
The boss definitely has a girlfriend. L------ --c-rtaine-en- -ne --i-. L_ c___ a c___________ u__ a____ L- c-e- a c-r-a-n-m-n- u-e a-i-. -------------------------------- Le chef a certainement une amie. 0
Do you really think so? Le--r-ye-------v------t ? L_ c__________ v_______ ? L- c-o-e---o-s v-a-m-n- ? ------------------------- Le croyez-vous vraiment ? 0
It is very possible that he has a girlfriend. C-e-- bie--possibl- -u’i--a-t-une-ami-. C____ b___ p_______ q____ a__ u__ a____ C-e-t b-e- p-s-i-l- q-’-l a-t u-e a-i-. --------------------------------------- C’est bien possible qu’il ait une amie. 0

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