Pendant une excursion aux chutes de Dunn's River en Jamaïque, le guide touristique explique les règles de sécurité en français. Quel verbe utilise-t-il pour donner un ordre?

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Pendant une excursion aux chutes de Dunn's River en Jamaïque, le guide touristique explique les règles de sécurité en français. Quel verbe utilise-t-il pour donner un ordre?

Accepted Answer

L'impératif — Award 1 mark for identifying the verb mood used to give commands and instructions. B expresses politeness or hypothetical situations. C describes past habits. D indicates a past action before another past action.

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Le plus-que-parfait

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L'impératif

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L'imparfait

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Le conditionnel

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