J´ai un texte à trous, et, je dois mettre dans ces trous, soit un possessif (adj. ou pronom), soit la marque ´s.
Et j´ai beaucoup de mal...

At Gettysburg, he was wounded by a red-eyes cavaleryman who charged throught them with ...?... sabre flaring above ...?... heads and cut Norman ...?... right arm deep to left arm as he threw ...?... body against the man ...?... horse.

Voilà

Dsl je vois pas malgrès le fait que je fais de l´anglais europ. je vois pas

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At Gettysburg, he was wounded by a red-eyes cavaleryman who charged throught them with his sabre flaring above their heads and cut Norman´s right arm deep to left arm as he threw his body against the man´s horse.

pour le double post

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faute de frappe

Ah l´idiote, j´ai oublié une ligne xD

[...]and cut Norman´s right arm deep to the bone. Norman has dropped ?h is? gun but raised ...?... left arm[...]

Voilà, j´en avais oublié un bout.
Merci pour le reste.

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Donc, pour résumer :

At Gettysburg, he was wounded by a red-eyes cavaleryman who charged throught them with his sabre flaring above their heads and cut Norman´s right arm deep to the bone. Norman has dropped his gun but raised his left arm to left arm as he threw his body against the man´s horse.

Rien de choquant ?

Merci à ceux qui ont participé

Ouais c´est tout bon!

Merci

J´ai essayé de faire le 2ème. Vous pouvez me dire si c´est juste ?

The girl held the back of his head as he drank and said "you ain´t that bad hurt. You can stand on your feet now." And when he was up, with his arm around her and one of hers around him, he asked her name and she paused, her face turned away from him "Leah", she said "he"´s Norman" he told her

C´est bon! Mise à part la derniere partie de la dernière phrase que j´ai du mal à comprendre.

she said "he"´s Norman" he told her , ça donne: elle a dit "c´est Norman" il lui a dit. Ca fait bizarre comme phrase.