English lesson of September 13, 2023 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “énergique” in English?
How do we pronounce it?

A

energetic
(Pronounced è-ner-DJÈ-dik)

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2
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How do we pronounce “comfortable” and “uncomfortable” in English?

A

KOMF-te-bowl

un-KOMF-te-bowl

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3
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What is “peux-tu me donner un coup de main?” or “Est-ce que je peux te donner un coup de main?” in English?

A

Can you give me a hand?

Can I give you a hand?

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What is “noter” or “écrire” in English, as in “Je vais le noter” or “Je vais l’écrire”?

A

Write down

Example: Just a moment. I’ll write this down.

NOTE: In general, to “write” is to create, and to “write down” is to record.

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How can we use “CC” as a noun and as a verb in English?

A

Example:

I will put you in CC in my email.
I will CC you in my next email to her.

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How do we pronounce “Colonel” in English?

A

KER-nowl

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7
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What is “faire une erreur” in English?

A

Make a mistake
(not “do an error” or “do a mistake”, which are mistakes…😉)

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8
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What is “je ne suis pas vraiment techno” in English?

A

I’m not really tech savvy.

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9
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What is “interessé(e)” in English and how do we pronounce it?

A

Interested
IN-tres-tid

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10
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What is “lettre minuscule” in English?

What is “lettre majuscule” in English?

A

Lower case letter

Upper case letter
Capital letter

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11
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What are the three meals we eat every day? Start with the first, the second and then the last.

A

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

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12
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How do we pronounce “sergeant”?

A

SAR-djunt

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13
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How do we pronounce “student” in English?

And the verb “study”?

A

STOU-dunt

STÂ-dee

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14
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What is a synonym of “maybe”?

A

Perhaps

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15
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What is the difference between “sensitive” and “sensible” in English?

A

The English word “sensitive” can be translated by “sensible” in French.
Examples: This is sensitive information. Most women are more sensitive than men. I have sensitive skin.

The English word “sensible” means “sensé, raisonnable” in French.
Example: That’s the most sensible thing to do. My boss is a very sensible person.

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16
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What is the difference between “rise” and “raise” in English?

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RISE is an intransitive verb, which means the verb is not followed by an object (complément).
Example: The temperature is rising. The cost of food is rising. The number of applicants is rising. The sun rises in the East.

RAISE is a transitive verb, which means it is followed by a object (complément)
Example: Single moms raise their kids alone. My boss will raise my salary next year. I raised a flag during the meeting.

17
Q

What is “kétaine” in English?

Exemple: Ce film est vraiment “kétaine”.

A

Cheesy
Corny

Example:
That movie is really cheesy.
That movie is really corny.

18
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What are the three most commonly used verbs for “augmenter”?

Exemple: Le nombre de postulants augmente chaque année.

A

Increase
Rise
Go up

Example:
The number of applicants increases every year.
The number of applicants rises every year.
The number of applicants goes up every year.