In the translation options for “Martine and I went for a walk around town”, why are the “baladés/allés” not “baladées/allées” as the two people referenced are both female?
Martine and I went for a walk around town
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Martine and I went for a walk around town
This question relates to:French writing exercise "A gem of a restaurant"
Asked 3 years ago
The introduction hint states Henri is talking to Gilles - both French male names - about the weekend. Martine and I, female and male, so masculine gender grammatical agreement.
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Martine and I went for a walk around town
In the translation options for “Martine and I went for a walk around town”, why are the “baladés/allés” not “baladées/allées” as the two people referenced are both female?
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