Lesson of June 4, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “jusqu’à” in French?

Example: I will be here …….. 8 o’clock.

A

Until

Till

Example:
I will be here until 8 o’clock.
I will be here till 8 o’clock.

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2
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What is “informatique” in English?

Example: I need to speak to one of our ………… people.

A

IT

Example: I need to speak to one of our IT people.

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3
Q

What is “terrain” in English?

Example: My son found an old building foundation on our …………..

A

land

Example: My son found an old building foundation on our land.

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4
Q

What is the difference between “land” and “field”?

A

Land (= terrain in French) is open for any purpose while a field (in French: champ) is used for farming or for animals. ·

Land applies to any piece of dirt like a forrest or a hill.

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5
Q

What is “béton” in English?

Example: Foundations are always made of ……………..

A

concrete

Example: Foundations are always made of concrete.

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6
Q

What is “ciment” in English?

A

cement

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7
Q

What is “balayer” in English?

Example: You better go to school if you don’t want to ……………. floors all your life!

A

sweep

Example: You better go to school if you don’t want to sweep floors all your life!

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8
Q

What is “seigneur” in English?

Example: I think a ………. may have once lived on my land.

A

lord

Example: I think a lord may have once lived on my land.

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9
Q

What is “propriétaire” of an apartment or house called in English?

Example: I need to see my ………….. to pay him rent this month.

A

landlord

Example: I need to see my landlord to pay him rent this month.

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10
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What is “parts” and “actionnaire” of a company called in English?

Example:
He wants to buy some ……….. in our company.
He wants to be a ………….. in our company.

A

parts = shares

actionnaire = shareholder

Example:
He wants to buy some shares in our company.
He wants to be a shareholder in our company.

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11
Q

How do we pronounce “agent”?

Example: He wants to be a real-estate agent.

A

AY-djent

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12
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What is “démission” and “démissionner” in English?

A

resignation

resign

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13
Q

How do we pronounce “protect”?

A

pro-TEKT

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14
Q

What is “gestionnaire” in English?

A

Manager

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15
Q

What is “former” and “formation” in English?

Example: We will ………. him. We will offer him some ……………….

A

train

training

Example: We will train him. We will offer him some training.

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16
Q

What is “DG” in English?
(directeur général)

A

GM
(General manager)

17
Q

What is “……. finir par….” in English?

Exemple: J’ai fini par accepter même si je ne voulais pas.

A

end up (+ verb in “ing”)

Example: I ended up accepting even if I didn’ want to.

18
Q

Translate into English:

1) Il travaille ici depuis 3 ans.
2) Il a travaillé ici pendant 3 ans.

A

1) Il travaille ici depuis 3 ans. = He’s been working here for 3 years.
2) Il a travaillé ici pendant 3 ans. = He worked here for 3 years.

19
Q

Translate into French:

He’s been sick for a week.

A

Il est malade depuis une semaine.

20
Q

Translate into French:

He’s been living in Sherbrooke for many years.

A

Il vit à Sherbrooke depuis plusieurs années.