Lesson of April 29, 2025 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “personnage” in English in the following sense?

Example: He’s not always funny like that but that’s his public ……………..

A

persona

Example: He’s not always funny like that but that’s his public persona.

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What is “toiletter”, “toiletteur” and “toilettage” in English?

Example:
My dog was ……….. last week.
I went to the ……… last week with my dog.
………….. is getting more and more expensive.

A

toiletter = groom

toiletteur = groomer

toilettage = grooming

Example:
My dog was groomed last week.
I went to the groomer last week with my dog.
Grooming is getting more and more expensive.

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3
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How do we pronounce “record” when it is

1) A noun. Example: We beat a record last week.
2) A verb. We record all the applicants’ information.

A

1) A noun. Example: We beat a record last week. (pronounced WRÈ-kerd)
2) A verb. We record all the applicants’ information. (pronounced wree-KORD)

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What is “acre” in English?

Example: Evelyne has a 35-………… land.

A

acre

Example: Evelyne has a 35-acre land.

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5
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Which is (or are) right?

1) She’s 22.
2) She’s 22 years.
3) She’s 22 years old.

A

1) She’s 22.

3) She’s 22 years old.

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Which is (or are) right?

1) I had breakfast at 7 o’clock.
2) I ate breakfast at 7 o’clock.
3) both

A

3) both

Explanation: for meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), we can use the verb “eat” or “have

Example: I usually eat / have lunch at 12 o’clock.

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What is “fumier” in English?

Example: When farmers spread …………, it doesn’t smell very good.

A

manure

Example: When farmers spread manure, it doesn’t smell very good.

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How do we pronounce the following dates in English?

Jan. 1
Feb. 2
March 3
Apr 4
May 5
Jun 6
Jul 7
Aug 8
Sept 9
Oct 10
Nov 11
Dec. 12
Jan 20
Feb 25
Aug 30
Dec 31

A

Jan. 1
Feb. 2
March 3
Apr 4
May 5
Jun 6
Jul 7
Aug 8
Sept 9
Oct 10
Nov 11
Dec. 12
Jan 20
Feb 25
Aug 30
Dec 31

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9
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What is “se débarrasser de” in English?

Example: When I do a big spring clean-up, I usually ……………….. many things.

A

get rid of

Example: When I do a big spring clean-up, I usually get rid of many things.

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10
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What is “ordre alphabétique” in English?

Example: Applicants are listed by ………………………….

A

alphabetical order

Example: Applicants are listed by alphabetical order.

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11
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How do we pronounce “recipe” (=recette) and “receipt” (= reçu)?

A

recipe = WRÈ-see-pee

receipt = re-SEAT

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12
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What is “répondre au téléphone” in English?

Example:When I …………., I realized that the caller was an anglophone.

A

answer

pick up the phone

Example:
When I answered I realized that the caller was an anglophone.
When I picked up the phone, I realized that the caller was an anglophone.

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13
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What is “à se jeter par terre” in English?

Example: The pistachio butter they sell at Fromagerie du Presbytère is really ……………….!

A

to die for

Example: The pistachio butter they sell at Fromagerie du Presbytère is really to die for!

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14
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Use these words to create a question:

When - you - call us? (past tense)

A

When did you call us?

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15
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Use these words to create a question:

What time - you - come? (future)

A

What time are you going to come?

What time will you come?

What time will you be coming?

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16
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Use these words to create a question:

What - you - do - right now?

A

What are you doing right now?

17
Q

Use these words to create a question:

What - you - do - every day in your job?

A

What do you do every day in your job?

18
Q

Use these words to create a question:

To - who - you - speak? (past tense)

A

Who did you speak to?

19
Q

Use these words to create a question:

You - go to -St-Jean- by car? (future)

A

Are you going to go to St-Jean by car?

Will you go to St-Jean by car?

Will you be going to St-Jean by car?

20
Q

Use these words to create a question:

You - bring - your documents with you? (future)

A

Are you going to bring your documents with you?

Will you bring your documents with you?

Will you be bringing your documents with you?