Asked by sh
He rarely brushes his hair:
Il se brosse les cheveux rarement
I remember the rule that adverbs go after the verb, but I think it looks weird:
Il se brosse rarement les cheveux.
Do you shave everyday?:
Est-ce que tu te rases tous les jours?
is the inversion:
te rases-tu tous les jours?
Merci beaucoup!
Il se brosse les cheveux rarement
I remember the rule that adverbs go after the verb, but I think it looks weird:
Il se brosse rarement les cheveux.
Do you shave everyday?:
Est-ce que tu te rases tous les jours?
is the inversion:
te rases-tu tous les jours?
Merci beaucoup!
Answers
Answered by
SraJMcGin
rarement (the adverb) could go right after the verb = more common in French!
perfect on the inversion, although you might like to capitalize the first word = "Te"
Sra (aka Mme)
perfect on the inversion, although you might like to capitalize the first word = "Te"
Sra (aka Mme)