Lesson of February 13, 2025 Flashcards

1
Q

How do we pronounce “niche”?

A

NEESH

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2
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What is “location” in English, when talking about a car for example?

A

rental (short term)

lease (long term)

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3
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What is “recrue” in English?

Example: Our new employee is not a …………… He has some experience in sales.

A

rookie

Example: Our new employee is not a rookie He has some experience in sales.

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4
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What is “amer” and “amertume” in English?

Example:
I like ……….. beer.
I like beer with a bit of …………..

A

bitter

bitterness

Example:
I like bitter beer.
I like beer with a bit of bitterness.

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5
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What is “agrumes” in English?

Example: I’m a fan of beer with a touch of ……………..

A

citrus

Example: I’m a fan of beer with a touch of citrus.

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6
Q

Which is right?

1) They struggle much than us.
2) They struggle more than us.

A

2) They struggle more than us.

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7
Q

Translate:

Ils ont beaucoup plus de défis que nous.

A

They have much more challenges than us.
They have a lot more challenges than us.
They have way more challenges than us.

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8
Q

Which is right?

1) They have much problems.
2) They have many problems.
3) both

A

2) They have many problems.
(Explanation: Many = countable. Much = uncountable)

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9
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How do we pronounce “government”?

A

GÂ-vern-ment
(NOTE: 3 syllables only - unlike in French where we pronounce 4 syllables)

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10
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How do we pronounce “euro”?

A

YOU-wro

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11
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How do we pronounce “memo”?

A

MÈ-mo
(not pronounced like in French)

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12
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What verb do we use in English when talking about our salary or income?

Example: I ………….. $100,000 a year.

A

make

earn

(NOTE: we don’t use the verbs “do” or “win”, unlike in French)

Example:
I make $100,000 a year.
I earn $100,000 a year.

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13
Q

How do we pronounce “etc.”?

A

et-SÈ-te-ra
(NOTE: we can also say “and so on”)

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14
Q

What is “taux d’intérêt” in English?

A

Interest rate

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15
Q

What is the past tense of the verb “rise”?

Example: Our sales ……… last year.

A

rose

Example: Our sales rose last year.

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16
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What is “plateau” in English?

Example: Our sales reached a ………….. in 2020.

A

plateau

Example: Our sales reached a plateau in 2020.