Completion of sentences: From each question, choose from the most suitable to complete the sentence given.

Here are the completions for the French sentences: 1. Elles mangent du pain. "Pain" (bread) is a masculine singular noun. To express "some bread" with the verb "manger" (to eat), we use the partitive article "du". The correct option is C. C. Du 2. Nous écrivons aux tableaux. "Tableaux" (boards/paintings) is a masculine plural noun. The preposition "à" (on/to) combined with the plural definite article "les" (the) contracts to "aux". The correct option is B. B. aux 3. L' enfant dort sur la table. "Enfant" (child) is a singular noun that starts with a vowel. The definite article "le" or "la" contracts to "l'" before a vowel. The correct option is C. C. L' 4. Voici un stylo. C'est mon stylo. "Stylo" (pen) is a masculine singular noun. "Mon" is the masculine singular possessive adjective for "my". The correct option is A. A. Mon 5. Tu connais ta tante? "Tante" (aunt) is a feminine singular noun. "Ta" is the feminine singular possessive adjective for "your" (informal "tu"). The correct option is C. C. ta 6. Mes ............ sont ses frères. "Frères" (brothers) is a masculine plural noun. Among the given options (Son, sa, ses), "ses" is the only plural possessive adjective, agreeing with "frères". The correct option is C. C. ses 7. Mange du riz. "Du riz" means "some rice". "Mange" is the third-person singular present tense of "manger" (to eat), or the informal singular imperative form ("Eat!"). It forms a grammatically correct and common phrase. The correct option is B. B. mange That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.