Sometimes I hear “wee-wee” when people talk about something that is French but isn’t it supposed to be written “oui-oui”? They both sound the same. If there is a correct way of saying oui-oui/wee-wee can you tell me :)- thanks

4. when one of two events in the past interrupts the other one, a.) the action that does the interrupting should be in which tense? b.) and the action that is being interrupted should be in which tense? 5. what tense should you use in french for the english (he / she) used to (+ infinitive)?

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Will award brainliest! 1. lequel des pronoms relatifs est correct? c’est exactement je voulais dire qui que ce qui ce que dont 2. ecris ce verbe a l’imparfait je/arriver