Lesson of April 24, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

How do we pronounce “rare”?

Example:
It’s rare that I don’t like my English lessons.
Some people like their steak medium, some prefer it well-done and some rare.

A

RAYR

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2
Q

How do we pronounce “rare”, “roar” and “rear”?

A

RAYR

ROWR

REER

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3
Q

Translate the following sentence:

Qu’est-ce qui s’est passé?

A

What happened?
(not “What did happen”?)

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4
Q

What is “aviser” in English?

Exemple: Le candidate nous a avisé le matin qu’il ne viendrait pas à son test.

A

advise

inform

Example: The applicant advised / informed us that he wouldn’t come to his test.

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5
Q

How do we pronounce “steroids”?

A

sté-ROYDS

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6
Q

How do we pronounce “cocaine”?

A

ko-KAYN

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7
Q

What is “honnête” in English?

A

honest
(pronounced Â-nest)

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8
Q

How do we pronounce “combination”

A

komm -bee-NAY-shunn

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9
Q

What is “podiatre” in English?

A

podiatrist
(pronounced po-DAÏ-a-trist)

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10
Q

How do we pronounce “laser”?

A

LAY-zer

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11
Q

What is “azote” in English?

Example: Warts can be burned with liquid ………………

A

nitrogen

Example: Warts can be burned with liquid nitrogen.

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12
Q

How do we pronounce “Arizona” in English?

Example (practice saying this sentence out loud):

Mélissa’s parents are from Canada but now live in Arizona.

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13
Q

What does “spend” mean in the following sentences?

1) We spend a lof of money on hiring people.
2) I spent a lot of time on this file.

A

1) We spend a lof of money on hiring people. (spend = dépenser)
2) I spent a lot of time on this file. (spend = passer (du temps))

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14
Q

What is “engouement” in English?

A

craze

buzz

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15
Q

What is “menace” in English?

A

threat

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16
Q

What is “menacer” in English?

Exemple: Il m’a menacée de me frapper au visage.

A

threaten

Example: He threatened me to puch me in the face.

17
Q

What is “verrue” in English?

A

Wart

18
Q

What is “nombril” in English?

A

Bellybutton

Navel

19
Q

What is “mèche” in English (when talking about a candle)?

A

wick

20
Q

What is “avoir la mèche courte” in English?

Example: When I’m tired, I’m a bit ……………………

A

be short-fused

Example: When I’m tired, I’m a bit short-fused.

21
Q

How do we say “Je suis née au Québec” in English?

A

I was born in Quebec.
(not “I am born in Quebec.”)

22
Q

How do we say in English: “Où êtes-vous né(e)?”

A

Where were you born?
(not “Where are you born?”)

23
Q

What is “appartenir à” in English?

Exemple:
Le livre appartient à Nathalie.
A qui appartient ce livre?

A

belong to

Example:
The book belongs to Nathalie.

Who does this book belong to?

24
Q

How can you ask in English:

A qui est ce cellulaire?
A qui appartient ce cellulaire

A

Whose cellphone is this?

Who does this cellphone belong to?