There are different ways of phrasing a question when asking for directions. Select all the options that are the equivalent of asking, "Pour aller à la cathédrale?" Select ALL correct optionsPour conserver la cathédrale?1Comment est la cathédrale?2Où est la cathédrale?3Où se trouve la cathédrale?

You have just arrived at a French railway station and you ask at the ticket office how to get into town. Which of the following options is the most appropriate question to ask? Pour aller en ville, s'il vous plaît?1L'hôtel de ville est beau?2C'est quel quai pour aller à Paris?3Pour aller à la gare SNCF, s'il vous plaît?4Time elapsed:10SubmitCorrect!

Multiple Choice QuestionMessages that include directions usuallyMultiple choice question.offer guidelines for specific tasks.request a general outline for how a task will be handled.require the recipient to contact the sender of the message.refer the recipient to an in-house website for detailed information.

In English, you can front multiple interrogative phrases.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Multiple Choice QuestionSelecciona la palabra más lógica para completar la frase.  ¿Quieres ___ que tengo para la clase? No quiero escuchar tu música. Multiple choice question.los cargadoreslos aparatoslas arrobaslos audífonos

Question 2(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)(05.07 MC)Read and choose the option with the correct question to complete the dialogue.Robert: Hola. El año pasado estuve en Nicaragua.Pepa: _________Robert: En la Isla de Ometepe. ¿A quién viste? ¿Cuánto compraste? ¿Dónde estuviste? ¿Qué hiciste?