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il était encore jeune s'est engagé dans l'armée ,
il loue depuis un mois est en mauvais état ,
elle aimait bien est maintenant qu'elle a grandi trop petite. La rue qui était a sens unique est maintenant a double sens. La villa qu'il a retapée quand il était à la retraite a été démolie ,
ils sont partis en pique-nique était ensoleillée ,
elle faisait ses courses est fermée pour le mois d'août ,
ai taché ma nouvelle chemise avec de l'eau. Pour amuser les petits enfants il porte un masque effrayant ,
était présentée dans les deux conditions suivantes : ? Le verbe principal était purement intransitif (sauf dans certains cas où le verbe était transitif mais ne pouvait admettre qu'un objet inanimé) ,
Éric ne comprenait pas la traductrice quitta la pièce ,
Éric n'obéissait pas la traductrice quitta la pièce ,
Adrien eut fini de servir la princesse se précipita dehors ,
Adrien eut fini de délirer la princesse se précipita dehors ,
ai taché ma nouvelle chemise avec de l'eau. Pour amuser les petits enfants il porte un masque effrayant ,
Éric ne comprenait pas la traductrice il quitta la pièce ,
Adrien eut fini de servir la princesse il se précipita dehors ,
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