BryRoyal BryRoyal

05-03-2017
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Philippe a travaillé l'été dernier. (Partir en vacances?)

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pandamille pandamille

06-03-2017

Philippe a travaillé l'été dernier.
Non, il n'est pas parti en vacances.

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09-03-2017

Philippe a travaillé l'été dernier. Par conséquent, il n'est pas parti en vacances.

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