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C'est la robe de ma soeur, elle ....met.lelalesluiПожалуйста помогите​

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Answer 2

The sentence "C'est la robe de ma soeur, elle..." is a fragment in French and seems to be incomplete. The phrase "C'est la robe de ma soeur" translates to "This is my sister's dress" in English , .

The word "elle" is a pronoun in French that translates to "she" in English. However, without more context, it's hard to determine what the sentence is trying to convey .

For example, if the sentence is trying to say something like "This is my sister's dress, and she loves it," then the sentence would be "C'est la robe de ma soeur, elle l'aime."

Here's how you can use "c'est" and "elle" in a sentence:

- "C'est la robe de ma soeur": This translates to "This is my sister's dress." - "Elle l'aime": This translates to "She loves it."

In French, the pronoun "elle" can be used to refer to a woman or a feminine thing. The pronoun "c'est" is used to introduce the subject of the sentence. In this case, "c'est" is introducing "la robe de ma soeur" (my sister's dress) as the subject of the sentence .

Please provide more context if you need a more specific translation or explanation.