30 Jul Flashcards by Zagorskiy Sergey

She thinks (that) they’re rude. elles

Elle trouve qu’elles sont malpolies.

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I think it’s dangerous.

Je trouve que c’est dangereux.

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I think he’s got good arguments.

Je trouve qu’il a de bons arguments.

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I find that fascinating.

Je trouve cela fascinant.

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I find Martha interesting.

Je trouve Martha intéressante.

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They find these parties(evenings) boring.

Ils trouvent ces soirées ennuyeuses.

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She finds them rude.

Elle les trouve malpolies.

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We find her exquisite.

Nous la trouvons exquise.

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I find you harsh on him.

Je te trouve dur avec lui.

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The good swimmer dives well.

Le bon nageur plonge bien.

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It was a brief meeting: I saw him briefly.

C’était une brève rencontre : je l’ai vu brièvement.

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A lesser person would read less.

Une moindre personne lirait moins.

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conjugate vieillir

je vieillis
tu vieillis
il/elle/on vieillit
nous vieillissons
vous vieillissez
ils/elles vieillissent

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conjugate vieillir

je vieillis
tu vieillis
il/elle/on vieillit
nous vieillissons
vous vieillissez
ils/elles vieillissent

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The best pupil speaks French better than me.

Le meilleur élève parle mieux français que moi.

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A bad wine ages badly.

Un mauvais vin vieillit mal.

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She has a small voice: we don’t hear her much.

Elle a une petite voix : on l’entend peu.

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She is kind, and she speaks kindly.

Elle est gentille, et elle parle gentiment.

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These flowers smell good.

Ces fleurs sentent bon.

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My socks smell very bad.

Mes chaussettes sentent très mauvais.

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My daughter doesn’t smell good this morning.

Ma fille ne sent pas bon ce matin.

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He smells good.

Il sent bon.

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I feel great today!

Je me sens super bien aujourd’hui !

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How do you feel this morning?

Comment est-ce que vous vous sentez ce matin ?

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My son was ill, but he feels better now.

Mon fils était malade, mais il se sent mieux maintenant.

Zoë feels unwell today.

Zoë se sent mal aujourd'hui.

He is not alone, but he feels lonely.

Il n'est pas seul, mais il se sent seul.

They feel a bit depressed these days.

Ils se sentent un peu déprimés ces jours-ci.

I feel healthy/fit this morning.

Je me sens en pleine forme ce matin.

We are lucky.

Nous avons de la chance.

You are wrong.

Tu as tort.

You are always right.

Vous avez toujours raison.

Luc is wrong, and I'm right.

Luc a tort et j'ai raison.

I am not lucky.

Je n'ai pas de chance.

Conjugation of OUVRIR

j'ouvre tu ouvres il/elle/on ouvre nous ouvrons vous ouvrez ils/elles ouvrent

I open the door very slowly.

J'ouvre la porte tout doucement.

Why are you reopening the curtains?

Pourquoi est-ce que tu rouvres les rideaux ?

And in the chest, Alain discovers a treasure map!

Et dans le coffre, Alain découvre une carte au trésor !

We're rediscovering this artist.

Nous redécouvrons cet artiste.

Then, you cover the pie with custard.

Puis, vous couvrez la tarte de crème anglaise.

At midnight, the children open their presents.

A minuit, les enfants ouvrent leurs cadeaux.

I can meet her today.

Je peux la rencontrer aujourd'hui.

Valérie must babysit him.

Valérie doit le garder.

I like to listen to him.

J'aime l'écouter.

You want to buy them.

Tu veux les acheter.

We are going to talk to her.

Nous allons lui parler.

I'm going to phone them.

Je vais leur téléphoner.

Conjugation of OFFRIR

j'offre tu offres il/elle/on offre nous offrons vous offrez ils/elles offrent

Conjugation of SOUFFRIR (to suffer)

je souffre tu souffres il/elle/on souffre nous souffrons vous souffrez ils/elles souffrent

I'm offering my mother flowers for her birthday.

J'offre des fleurs à ma mère pour son anniversaire.

Are you suffering much?

Tu souffres beaucoup ?

Basile gives me a present.

Basile m'offre un cadeau.

We're suffering from her lack of care.

Nous souffrons de son manque d'attention.

What are you giving her for Christmas?

Qu'est-ce que vous lui offrez pour Noël ?

Their friends always give them gift certificates.

Leurs amis leur offrent toujours des chèques-cadeaux.

You mustn't walk on the grass.

Il ne faut pas marcher sur la pelouse.

You need an accent on the first 'e' of "école"

Il faut un accent sur le premier 'e' de "école"

We need a rubber / eraser to erase mistakes.

Il faut une gomme pour effacer des erreurs.

One must do one's homework.

Il faut faire ses devoirs.

I need a pencil.

Il me faut un crayon.

He/She needs some help.

Il lui faut de l'aide.

You need three eggs for that recipe.

Il vous faut trois œufs pour cette recette.

They must leave this place.

Il leur faut quitter cet endroit.

You must tidy your room.

Il faut ranger ta chambre.

You must tidy your room.

Il faut ranger sa chambre.