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96 SYNTAXE.
'Monsieur', lui dit le capucin, 'quand vous vous verrez comme elle, la
corde au cou, les fers aux pieds, et un capucin a vos cotes, vous ne
tremblerez pas moins'.
(c) 1. Jouez-vous aux echecs? 2. Comment vend-on le sucre? 3. Avez-vous
une encyclopedic a vous? 4. Avez-vous en ce jardin a bon marche?
5. Irez-vous a pied ou a cheval?
(d) 1. Whose is this wind -mill? It belongs to the man with the white
hat. 2. Shall we take the steamboat or shall we go on foot? We
had better ride. 3. These two authors continually abuse each other.
4. Look at that, but do not touch it. 5. We succeeded in escaping the
pursuit of our enemies. 6. By what did you recognize him? I recognized
him by his fashionable attire. 7. What are those gewgaws
good for? They are good for nothing. 8. It was very kind of him
to allow us to stay here. 9. Has he an establishment of his own?
10. I shall borrow this money from one of my friends.
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legon: Regime indirect