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2 Retournez au début! Click on one of the six subjects!

3 Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

4 Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

5 Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

6 Je Nous Tu Vous Il/ Elle Ils/Elles Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

7 Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

8 Click on the Correct Past Subjunctive Form Retournez au début!

9 Try Again Retournez au début!

10 Retournez au début!

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