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Expressions that are made with avoir, allow you to tell someone your wants, needs, etc. If you are ever in France. True False
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Expressions that are made with avoir, allow you to tell someone your wants, needs, etc. If you are ever in France.
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The answer is true avoir translates in English “to have”
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The answer is true (:
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