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07 Nov 02:58 PM
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Qu'est-ce que je dois choisir:
Pendant (les loisirs/un passe-temps agréable/la possibilité de se reposer/une distraction) Pierre fait beaucoup de choses intéressantes
Qu'est-ce que je dois choisir:
Pendant (les loisirs/un passe-temps agréable/la possibilité de se reposer/une distraction) Pierre fait beaucoup de choses intéressantes
Pendant (les loisirs/un passe-temps agréable/la possibilité de se reposer/une distraction) Pierre fait beaucoup de choses intéressantes
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07 Nov 08:54 PM
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"Les loisirs" est le meilleur terme. On peut utiliser aussi le "passe-temps", mais sans rajouter le mot "agréable" , car ça sonne un peu lourd.
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- French (France)
"Les loisirs" est le meilleur terme. On peut utiliser aussi le "passe-temps", mais sans rajouter le mot "agréable" , car ça sonne un peu lourd.
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