Rentres-tu à la maison pour (for) étudier (USE YOUR IN FAMILIAR WAY) cours de philosphie? Would it be TES OR TON to fill in the parntheses

It depends. You can say both, for example :

"Tes" if it's a school, with many students and you wasn't the only student in the class when the course happened

"Ton" for example if this is a personal philosophy course (or a piano course) you can say "ton"

But in your example, i guess it would be better to say "tes"

answer: yes.

explanation:

answer:

stealing

explanation:

take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it.