Sentence examples of "doing" in English with translation "étudier"

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Did you study by yourself? As-tu étudié par toi-même ?
Do you study every day? Est-ce que tu étudies tous les jours ?
Do you study or work? Tu étudies ou tu travailles ?
Do I have to study? Dois-je étudier ?
Do you like to study? Aimes-tu étudier ?
Why do you study French? Pourquoi étudiez-vous le français ?
Monica does study a lot. Monica étudie vraiment beaucoup.
Does Tony study after dinner? Est-ce que Tony étudie après le dîner ?
When did you start studying Latin? Quand as-tu commencé à étudier le latin ?
He didn't study at all. Il n'a pas étudié du tout.
Monica didn't study a lot. Monica n'a pas beaucoup étudié.
I didn't study at all. Je n'ai absolument rien étudié.
Do you have a student fare? Y-a-t-il un tarif étudiant ?
Monica doesn't study a lot. Monica n'étudie pas beaucoup.
I don't feel like studying. Je n'ai pas envie d'étudier.
Don't you want to study? Ne veux-tu donc pas étudier ?
Why don't you study French? Pourquoi n'étudies-tu pas le français ?
Do you sometimes study in the library? Étudies-tu parfois à la bibliothèque ?
I'm too tired to do study. Je suis trop fatigué pour étudier.
Why do you want to study abroad? Pourquoi voulez-vous étudier à l'étranger ?
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