French, asked by kittul11432, 3 months ago

Mets les phrases a la négation.
Tu fais tes devoirs​

Answers

Answered by urmouthstinks69
2

Answer:

Tu ne fais pas tes devoirs.

Answered by sidratul1
0

Answer:

Tu ne fais pas tes devoirs.

Explanation:

Put ne and pas before and after the verb respectively.

\dag{\boxed {\underline{\sf{\underline\orange{Hope \: it \: Helps \: u }}}}}\dag\\\\\dag{\boxed {\underline{\sf{\underline\orange{Please \: mark \: as \: BRAINLIEST! }}}}}

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