Why does impressioné have another 'e' on the end. Is it because the speaker is feminine?
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Bonjour Merve,
Yes, the person "talking" is a woman (Sylvie) ; so, "impressionnée" will have an -e.
-> see the introduction in the exercise: "Sylvie spends the day in the French capital."
I hope this is helfpul.
Bonne journée !
Christian Kwiziq community member
Because the one who is talking is female and we conjugated the verb with auxiliary Être
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