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Est-ce que tu étudies les maths?
Oui/non, je (ne) les étudie (pas).
Est-ce que tu aimes tes classes?
Oui/non, je (ne) les aime (pas).
Est-ce que tu trouves le français difficile?
Oui/non, je (ne) le trouve (pas) difficile.
Est-ce que tu regardes la télé en français?
Oui/non, je (ne) la regarde (pas) en français.
Est-ce que tu écoutes la radio en français?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'écoute (pas).
Si tu écoutes la radio en français, est-ce que tu comprends le français?
Oui/non, je (ne) le comprends (pas).
Est-ce que tu as fini tes devoirs?
Oui/non, je (ne) les ai (pas) finis.
Est-ce que tu as étudié le français aujourd'hui?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'ai (pas) étudié.
Est-ce que tu as regardé la télé aujourd'hui?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'ai (pas) regardée.
Est-ce que tu as vu tes amis aujourd'hui?
Oui/non, je (ne) les ai (pas) vus.
Est-ce que tu as fait la cuisine aujourd'hui?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'ai (pas) faite.
Est-ce que tu as vu le film Amélie?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'ai (pas) vu.
Est-ce que tu as aimé le film Amélie?
Oui/non, je (ne) l'ai (pas) aimé.
Est-ce que tu vas voir tes amis ce soir?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) les voir.
Est-ce que tu vas finir ton devoir de français ce soir?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) le finir.
Est-ce que tu vas manger la cuisine française ce soir?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) la manger.
Est-ce que tu vas regarder le film Julie et Julia dans le futur?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) le regarder.
Est-ce que tu vas regarder la télé en français dans le futur?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) la regarder.
Est-ce que tu vas écouter la station Radio France dans le futur?
Oui/non, je (ne) vais (pas) l'écouter.