Lesson of January 6, 2025 Flashcards

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How do we pronounce “Toronto” in Canada?

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How do we pronounce “Alberta”?

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al-BER-da

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How do we pronounce:
- resident
- residents
- residence
- residences

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  • resident = WRÈ-zi-dent
  • residents = WRÈ-zi-dence
  • residence = WRÈ-zi-dence
  • residences = WRÈ-zi-den-siz
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Read the following sentence out loud:

He’s a resident at Chartwell.

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5
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What is “perfectionner” in English?

Example: I want to …………. my management skills.

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perfect

improve

I want to perfect my management skills.
I want to improve my management skills.

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6
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What is “gestion” in English?

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management

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What is “direction” in English?

Example: It’s a ………… decision.

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management

Example: It’s a management decision.

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Which is right: much, many or a lot of? (NOTE: “Much” is only used for uncountable nouns. It’s not normally used in positive sentences, but more in negative and question forms. “Many” is only used for countable nouns. A lof of is used for countable and uncountable nouns.

I have ………… work this week.

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I have a lot of work this week.

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Which is right: much, many or a lot of?

I don’t have ………… work this week.

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I don’t have a lot of work this week.
I don’t have much work this week.

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Which is right: much, many or a lot of?

I have ……….. responsibilities.

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I have many responsibilities.
I have a lot of responsibilities.

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Which is right: much, many or a lot of?

We have ………. residences.

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We have many residences.
We have a lot of residences.

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12
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How do we pronounce the word “development”?

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de-VEL-op-ment

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13
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What is “pelle” and “pelleter” in English?

Example:
We had to …….. for 2 hours to bring stuff into our car at Mont-Valin.
We need a …………….. for the snow.

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shovel

Example:
We had to shovel for 2 hours to bring stuff into our car at Mont-Valin.

We need a shovel for the snow.

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14
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What is “stock” in English as in “J’ai apporté beaucoup de stock.”

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stuff

Example: I brought a lof of stuff.

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15
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What is “rideaux” and “stores” in English?

Example: To keep the light from entering a room, we can close the ……………………..

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rideaux = curtains

stores = blinds

Example:
Example:
To keep the light from entering a room, we can close the curtains.
To keep the light from entering a room, we can close the blinds.

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16
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Which is right?

My daughter has 23 years old.

My daughter is 23 years old.

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My daughter is 23 years old.

Note: We use the verb “be” in English to talk about the age, and not the verb “have” as in French.

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17
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What is “faire du camping” in English?

Example: On fait beaucoup de camping l’été.

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go camping

camp

Example:
We go camping a lot in the summer.
We camp a lot in the summer.

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What are the two verbs for “dire” in English?

Example:
I always ………. “good morning” to my colleagues in the morning.
I always …….. my colleagues “good morning”.

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say

tell

Example:
I always say “good morning” to my colleagues in the morning.
I always tell my colleagues “good morning”.

19
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How do we pronounce the following date:

Jan.1

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Jan.1 = January first

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How do we pronounce the following date:

Feb. 2

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Feb. 2 = February second

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How do we pronounce the following date:

Mar. 3

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Mar. 3 = March third

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How do we pronounce the following date:

Apr. 4

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Apr. 4 = April fourth

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How do we pronounce the following date:

May 5

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May 5 = May fifth

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How do we pronounce the following date:

Jun. 6

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Jun. 6 = June sixth

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How do we pronounce the following date: July 20
July 20 = **July twentieth**
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How do we pronounce the following date: Aug. 21
Aug. 21 = **August twenty-first**
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How do we pronounce the following date: Sept. 25
Sept. 25 = **September twenty-fifth**
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How do we pronounce the following date: Oct. 28
Oct. 28 = **October twenty-eighth**
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How do we pronounce the following date: Nov. 30
Nov. 30 = **November thirthieth**
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How do we pronounce the following date: Dec. 31
Dec. 31 = **December thirty-first**
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What is "par année" in English? Example: I get 4 weeks' vacation ...............
**a year** **per year** Example: I get 4 weeks' vacation **a year / per year.**
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What is "asthme" in English?
**asthma** (pronounced AZ-ma)
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What is "retourner" in English? example: I went to Montreal last November and I ................. in December.
**go back** example: I went to Montreal last November and I **went back** in December.
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What is "trimestre" in English?
**quarter**
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What is "temps partiel" and "temps plein" in English?
**part time** **full time**
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How do we pronounce "private"?
**PRAÏ-vitt**
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How do we pronounce "health"?
**HÈLTH**
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How do we pronounce "specialist"?
**SPÈ-sho-list**
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How do we pronounce "financial"?
**faï-NEN-shol**
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What is "médecin généraliste" in English?
**general practitioner**