Rewrite each sentence using the cues. Decide whether you need to use the subjunctive or not.

Modele:
On va voir ce film. (Il faut que...)
Il faut qu'on aille voir ce film.

1.) Vouz prenez des places pour ce spectacle. (Il est possible que...)

2.) Nous sommes un rétard. (Il est clair que...)

3.) Ce dramaturge a beacoup de succes. (Je ne crois pas que...)

4.) Le salle n'applaudit pas entre les morceaux. (Les chanteurs preferent que...)

5.) Les spectateurs veulent voirs des tragedies. (Les critiques pensent que...)

6.) Les enfants de moins de douze ans peuvent voir ce film. (Je sais que...)

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