Lesson of October 21, 2024 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “découragé” and “décourageant” in English?

Example:
I’m so ……………… !
It’s so …………….. !

A

découragé = discouraged

décourageant = discouraging

Example:
I’m so découragé!
It’s so discouraging!

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2
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What is “fondé” and “non fondé” in English?

Example:
Their explanations were completely ……………………

A

Fondé = founded

Non fondé = unfounded

Example:
Their explanations were completely unfounded.

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3
Q

What is “tisane” in English?

A

Herbal tea

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4
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What is “curcuma” in English?

Example: ………….. stains a lot.

A

turmeric

Example: Turmeric stains a lot.

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5
Q

What is the past tense of “ring”? and of “bring”?

A

ring = rang

bring = brought

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6
Q

How do we pronounce “allow”?

A

a-LOW (rhymes with the word “cow”)

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7
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What is “actuel” in English?

Example:
The ………….. situation is better than it was.

A

current

The current situation is better than it was.

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8
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What is the difference between “child” and “children”?

Example:
They have one ………………….
They have two ……………….

A

Child = singular

Children = plural

Example:
They have one child.
They have two children.

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9
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What is “manifester de l’intérêt” in English?

Example: One of the city councillors ………………… in our project.

A

show interest

Example: One of the city councillors showed interest in our project.

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10
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What is “magasiner” in English?

Example: The city council should ……………… the best suppliers.

A

shop for

Example: The city council should shop for the best suppliers.

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11
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What is “abandonner” in English?

Example: We won’t …………. at this point.

A

give up

Example: We won’t give up at this point.

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12
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What is “faire un dégât” in English?

Example: Oh no! I just ……………… !

A

make a mess

Example: Oh no! I just made a mess!

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13
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What is “renverser” when talking about a drink?

Example: I ………. some coffee on my keyboard by accident.

A

spill

Example: I spilled some coffee on my keyboard by accident.

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14
Q

Which is (or are) right?

1) I saw that movie.
2) I’ve seen that movie.

A

both are correct

1) I saw that movie.
2) I’ve seen that movie.

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15
Q

Which is (or are) right?

1) I’m a teacher since 27 years.
2) I’ve been a teacher for 27 years.

A

2) I’ve been a teacher for 27 years.

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16
Q

Translate:

On se connait depuis un an.

A

We’ve known each other for a year.

17
Q

Translate:

Je prends des cours depuis septembre 2023.

A

I’ve been taking lessons since September 2023.

18
Q

Translate:

Depuis quand vous travaillez ici?

A

How long have you worked here?

How long have you been working here?

19
Q

Which is (or are) right?

1) I’m a lawyer since many years.
2) I’ve been a lawyer since many years.
3) I’ve been a lawyer for many years.

A

3) I’ve been a lawyer for many years.

20
Q

Which is (or are) right?

1) I spoke to my boss about the problem.
2) I’ve spoken to my boss about the problem.

A

Both

1) I spoke to my boss about the problem.
2) I’ve spoken to my boss about the problem.

21
Q

Which is right?

1) I’m listening you.
2) I’m listening to you.

A

2) I’m listening to you.

Explanation: listen + to + object (E.g. I listen to the radio every day. I listen to my kids when they talk to me. I want my kids to listen to their teachers.)

22
Q

How do we pronounce “known”?

A

NOWN (rhymes with “blown”)