Lesson of October 1, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “changer d’idée”.

Exemple: Mes clients changent souvent d’idée.

A

change one’s mind
(not “change ideas”)

Example: My clients often change their mind.

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2
Q

What is “pré-commander” in English?

Exemple: Les gens peuvent pré-commander le livre à partir de vendredi.

A

pre-order

Example: People can start pre-ordering the book on Friday.

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3
Q

What is “pièce” when talking about a house?

A

Room

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4
Q

Which is right?

1) Books are selling online.
2) Books are sold online.

A

2) Books are sold online.

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5
Q

What is “Iles de la Madeleine” in English?

A

Magdeleine Islands

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6
Q

What is “échographie” in English?

A

ultrasound

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7
Q

What is “nodules” in English?

Example: I have ………… because of my thyroid gland disorder.

A

nodes

Example: I have nodes because of my thyroid gland disorder.

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8
Q

Regarding or regardless?

I have a question ………….. our last conversation.

A

I have a question regarding our last conversation.

NOTE:
Regarding = concernant
Regardless = Peu importe

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9
Q

Regarding or regardless?

People have to pay the same, ……………. of their revenue.

A

People have to pay the same, regardless of their revenue.

NOTE:
Regarding = concernant
Regardless = Peu importe

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10
Q

Which is right?

1) I’ve known him for a long time.
2) It’s been a long time that I know him.

A

1) I’ve known him for a long time.

Explication: NOT: It’s been a while that I work with that program.

Explication: En anglais, on commence une phrase par “It’s been a while…” ou “it’s been a long time” seulement pour exprimer que ça fait longtemps qu’on n’a PAS FAIT quelque chose, et NON pour dire que ça fait longtemps qu’on FAIT quelque chose.

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11
Q

Translate:

Ça fait lontemps que je prends des cours d’anglais.

A

I’ve been taking English lessons for a while / for a long time.

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12
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Translate:

Ça fait longtemps qu’on travaille ensemble.

A

We’ve been working together for a long time / for a while.

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