Here are the answers to the questions exercise I posted a few days back.
Que…?
Un livre.
Qui…?
Annette.
À qui…?
À Paul.
Combien…?
Cinquante.
Pourquoi…?
Parce qu’elle est triste.
Lequel…?
Celui qui est rose.
Quel…?
Le volleyball.
Comment…?
En voiture.
Où…?
À Paris.
Quand…?
Hier soir.
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