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    Learn French > French lessons and exercises > French test #48741
    > Other French exercises on the same topics: BE, HAVE, DO, DID, WAS... | Beginners | Imperative [Change theme]
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    FLE - Être et Avoir à l'impératif


    L'impératif du verbe être.

     

      

    Sois gentil avec le chien !Soyons serviables !Soyez heureux.
    = 2ème personne du singulier= 1ère personne du pluriel= 2ème personne du pluriel

    L'impératif du verbe avoir.

     

     

     

     

     

    Aie de la patience avec ton chat.Ayons  de bons résultats.Ayez  confiance en vos parents.
    = 2ème personne du singulier= 1ère personne du pluriel= 2ème personne du pluriel

     





    French exercise "FLE - Être et Avoir à l'impératif" created by mariebru with The test builder
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    1. courageux.
    2. la fierté de notre travail.
    3. de la patience avec votre chien.
    4. forts pour faire cet exercice.
    5. de bons résultats à l'école.
    6. gentils avec le chien.







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