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Change this sentence to an affirmative question in the Passé composé: --/1 Elles dorment dans la classe. *Ont-telles dorment dans la classe? WHATS WRONG WITH THE SENTENCE?? I'm confused on what I did wrong.
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Change this sentence to an affirmative question in the Passé composé: --/1 Elles dorment dans la classe. *Ont-telles dorment dans la classe? WHATS WRONG WITH THE SENTENCE?? I'm confused on what I did wrong.​

Change this sentence to an affirmative question in the Passé composé: --/1 Elles dorment-example-1
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the way you wrote the ont-t-elles

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