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100% GOOD (2 votes)ตอบแล้วคำถามเกี่ยวกับภาษา PS: Find free French learning lessons here: Lesson: Agreement of the past participle with the subject of être — How to Use Be — Family — Subject–Verb Agreement
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January 2017
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 | rachid04January 2017 S’énerver, se compliquer la vie (familier) et souvent pour des choses peu importantes |
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ichem_bouhJanuary 2017 ça peut aussi vouloir dire se disputer avec quelqu'un.
magda_spainJanuary 2017 merci