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wet ocean
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For the first exercise, on top of the missing "que" before the subjects, 4, 6 and 8 are wrong.

ancient vessel
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Ty

slow rock
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Before I correct you, I just want to remind you of how to form the subjunctive for regular verbs:

  • Conjugate the verb in the ils/elles form in the present.
    • e.g. Ils finissent
  • Remove the « ils/elles » and the –ent ending from the verb.
    • e.g. ... finiss–
  • Add your pronoun and the correct ending.
    • e.g. Je finisse, tu finisses, etc...

Exercise n°1
[6] You conjugated the verb dire in the « vous » form in the first step, not the « ils/elles » form.
[8] Some verbs, like venir, devoir, voir, and others, have two different stems in the present subjunctive tense. In the case of venir, the stem vienn– is used for « je », « tu », « il/elle », and « ils/elles », while the stem ven– is used for « nous » and « vous ».

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Exercise n°2:
[3] You conjugated the verb devoir instead of the verb attendre.
[4] You conjugated the verb devoir instead of the verb venir.

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Exercise n°3:
[1] The correct stem for the verb venir for « vous » is ven–. not venn–.
[3] Similarly to venir, the verb aller has two subjunctive stems: aill– for « je », « tu », « il/elle », « ils/elles », and all– for « nous » and « vous ».
[6] The conjugation « soit » is for « il/elle », not « tu ».

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Exercise n°4:
[1] You forgot to add the negative adverb « pas » in the sentence.
[2] The original sentence is affirmative, not negative.
[3] The pronoun « tu » elides with a word starting with a vowel only in informal speech, not in grammar exercises.
[4] See n°2.
[7] You conjugated the verb vouloir in the subjunctive instead of the verb aller.

wet ocean
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You know what? The irregular pattern of venir in subjunctive present is the same as in indicative present. Verbs that have a changing stem also do this in subjunctive present.

slow rock
limber flume
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For Exercise 4 (since Fry didn’t do it), number 3 should have the subject pronoun written out (tu écrives instead of t’écrives) because that’s informal, and number 7 has you answering with « veuillent » which is for vouloir, not aller

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dang

slow rock
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fast as fuck boiii

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💀

limber flume
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Oh a very little error: « il ait » for Exercise 1 Number 4

slow rock
slow rock
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nice job 👏