English lesson of February 21, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the difference between “loud” and “heavy”?

A

Loud = for sounds, noise (in French = fort)

Heavy = For things, people, atmosphere, etc. (in French = lourd)

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2
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What is “régulier” and “régulièrement” in English?

A

Regular

Regularly

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3
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What is “calcaire” in English?

Example: Kettles need to be cleaned regulary to avoid ……………….. build-up.

A

Limescale

Example: Kettles need to be cleaned regulary to avoid limescale build-up.

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4
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What is “achat” and “achats” in English?

A

Purchase
(pronounced PER-tchiss)

Purchases
(pronounced PER-cissiz)

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5
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What does “witty” mean?

Example: I like to spend time with people who are witty.

A

Witty = using words in a smart and funny way.

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6
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What is “armoire” in English?

A

Cabinet

Cupboard

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7
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How do we pronounce “Rachel”?

A

WRAY-tchowl
(rhymes with “bowl”)

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8
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What is “gargariser” in English?

A

Gargle

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9
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What is “avaler” in English?

A

swallow

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10
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What is “antibiotics” in English?

A

an-tee-baï-Â-diks

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11
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What is “ganglions” in English?

A

Lymph nodes

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12
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What is “sauf” in English?

Example: I work every day, ……………. Friday.

A

except

Example: I work every day, except Friday.

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13
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What is “valoir” in English?

Example: This house ………… $500,000.

A

(be) worth

Example: This house is worth $500,000.

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14
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What is “valoir la peine de” in English?

Example: ¨Ça vaut la peine d’essayer.

A

(be) worth +verb(-ing)

Example: It’s worth trying.

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15
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What is “tante” in English?

A

Aunt
(pronounced ENNT)

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16
Q

What is “journée pédagogique” in English?

A

Ped day

Pedagogical day

17
Q

What is another way to say: “I’m sorry but…” in English?

Example: I’m sorry but I have to cancel next week’s lesson.

A

I’m afraid

Example: I’m afraid I have to cancel next week’s lesson.

17
Q

What is “prévisions météorologiques” in English?

A

Weather forecast

18
Q

How do we pronounce:

  • definite?
  • indefinite?
  • definitely?
  • indefinitely?
A
  • definite = DÈ-fi-nitt
  • indefinite? = inn-DÈ-fi-nitt
  • definitely? = DÈ-fi-nitt-lee
  • indefinitely? = inn-DÈ-fi-nit-lee
19
Q

How do we pronounce “injured”?

A

INN-djerd

20
Q

What does “whether” mean in the following sentence?

Example: I don’t know whether I will have to take the exam or not.

A

if

Example: I don’t know if I will have to take the exam or not.

21
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What is the pronunciation difference between “say” and “said”?

A

Say = rhymes with “play”

Said = rhymed with “dead”