Fair ski means to go skiing.
But remember that rule that we learned about not using due in negative sentences, but rather we use
do?
Well, how would you say in French?
We didn't go skiing yesterday.
None of on the sky or on the sky here.
So we say dusky because it's a negative sentence.
No Navon parfait dusky or onna parfait dusky rather than dusky.
How would you say in French?
Yes, I go skiing from time to time.
We don't want one.
How would you ask somebody?
Do you ski?
Literally, you would say, do you go skiing?
Fade to the ski.
AU fait vu du ski.
I hope we can go skiing next week.
Yes a no pouvant faire de la pression j'espere keyless man possession.
I know how to ski.
You sit there dusky.
You say dusky.
They went skiing in Italy last year.
Is on Facebook.
Qui en italie la derniere is en fait ski.
En italie la derniere.
I don't like skiing.
Jen Psaki.
Jen Psaki So even though this one is a negative sentence, it's only when the verb fair is in the negative,
and so fair ski is just used by itself.
It's the part that's negative.
So.
Jen Psaki.