Lesson of April 23, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

Which translation is correct?

1) It’s not the good name on the form.
2) It’s not the right name on the form.

A

2) It’s not the right name on the form.

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2
Q

How do we pronounce:

1) 1%
2) 1 person

A

1% = one perCENT

1 person = one PER-son

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3
Q

What is “l’ouest canadien” in English?

Example: We receive more complaints in Quebec than in ……………..

A

Western Canada

Example: We receive more complaints in Quebec than in Western Canada.

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4
Q

What is “se plaindre” and “plainte” in English?

A

se plaindre = complain

plainte = complaint

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5
Q

How do we pronounce “insurance”?

A

in-SHU-rence

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6
Q

How do we pronounce “neighbor”?

A

NAY-ber

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7
Q

What is “fonds de pension” in English?

A

Pension fund

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8
Q

What is “coût de renonciation” in English?

A

opportunity cost

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9
Q

What is “se rattraper” in English?

Example: My marks are not good at school but if I work really hard from now on, I think I will be able to ……………….

A

catch up

Example: My marks are not good at school but if I work really hard from now on, I think I will be able to catch up.

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10
Q

How do we pronounce “negotiate”

A

ne-GO-shi-ate

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11
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What is “illettré” or “analphabète” in English?

A

illiterate

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12
Q

What is “bas de gamme”, “milieu de gamme” and “haut de gamme” when talking about cars in English?

A

low-end
mid-range
high-end

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13
Q

How do we pronounce “garage”?

A

gue-WRÂJ

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14
Q

What is “attraper” or “pogner” in English?

Example: The thieves were trying to steal a car and the got ………….

A

catch

Example: The thieves were trying to steal a car and the got caught.

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15
Q

What is “classe moyenne” in English?

A

Middle class

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16
Q

What is “user” and “usure” in English?

Exemple:
Les pneus s’usent rapidement.
C’est de l’usure normale.

A

User = wear

Usure = wear / wear and tear

17
Q

What is the difference between:

1) I used to teach English.
2) I usually teach English.
3) I’m used to teaching English.

A

1) I used to teach English. = Avant, j’enseignais l’anglais.
2) I usually teach English. = J’enseigne l’anglais d’habitude. (Synonym: I normally teach English.)
3) I’m used to teaching English. = Je suis habitué d’enseigner l’anglais (il n’y a rien d’anormal ou d’inhabituel là-dedans.)

18
Q

Used to do? Usually? Used to doing?

Translate:

Avant, je travaillais chez Nissan.

A

I used to work for Nissan.

19
Q

Used to do? Usually? Used to doing?

Translate:

Je commence habituellement à 8h.

A

I usually start at 8.

20
Q

Used to do? Usually? Used to doing?

Translate:

Je suis habitué de gérer du personnel.

A

I’m used to managing staff / employees.

21
Q

What is “soumission” in English?

Example: He asked a few garages for a ………………. to repair his car.

A

estimate

quote

quotation

Example:
He asked a few garages for an estimate to repair his car.
He asked a few garages for a quote to repair his car.
He asked a few garages for a quotation to repair his car.