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_______ voiture? ____________-ci!
Quelle voiture? Cette voiture-ci!
________ stylos? _________-ci?
Quels stylos? Ces stylos-ci!
_________ chaussures? ____________-ci!
Quelles chaussures? Ces chaussures-ci!
_________ prof? ______________-ci!
Quel prof? Ce prof-ci!
_________ appartement? ____________-ci!
Quel appartement? Cet appartement-ci!
_______ ordinateur? __________-ci!
Quel ordinateur? Cet ordinateur-ci!
________ livres? ____________-ci!
Quels livres? Ces livres-ci!
__________classes? _________-ci!
Quelles classes? Ces classes-ci!
_______ papiers? _________-ci!
Quels papiers? Ces papiers-ci!
__________ crayon? ________-ci!
Quel crayon? Ce crayon-ci!
__________ chaise? __________-ci!
Quelle chaise? Cette chaise-ci!
_______ chats? __________-ci!
Quelles chats? Ces chats-ci!
________ pizzas? ________-ci!
Quelles pizza? Ces pizzas-ci!
__________ fille? ________-ci!
Quelle fille? Cette fille-ci!
_______ garcon? __________-ci!
Quel garcon? Ce garcon-ci!
________ television? ________-ci!
Quelle television? Cette television-ci!
________ montre? _________-ci!
Quelle montre? Cette montre-ci!
_________ chaussettes? ________-ci!
Quelles chaussettes? Ces chaussettes-ci!
_________ veste? ___________-ci!
Quelle veste? Cette veste-ci!
_______ ami? _________-ci!
Quel ami? Cet ami-ci!