MISC Flashcards

Question 1

Q

Ça vous va. Ils te vont bien.
Ça vous va?

Ca te va.
Ca te va?

Answer

A

It suits you. They suit you.

Are you OK (for you)? Are you (all) OK?

Question 2

Q

Le couloir

Answer

A

Hallway
Corridor

Question 3

Q

Épeler

Question 4

Q

Dès que

Answer

A

Once

As soon as

Question 5

Q

Régime

Answer

A

Diet

Pronounced (Ray gee m) (g=giraffe)

Question 6

Q

Il y a une pièce

Answer

A

There is one room.

Question 7

Q

Examen

Question 8

Q

Lourde

Question 9

Q

rez-de-chaussée

Answer

A

Ground floor

Question 10

Q

Conjugate devoir

Answer

A

Je dois (I must)
Tu dois
Elle doit

Nous devons
Vous devez
Elles doivent (pronounced doiv)

Question 11

Q

On ne peut pas tout avoir.

Answer

A

You can not have everything.
We can not have it all.

Question 12

Q

Est-ce qu’elle

Question 13

Q

Practice pronouncing the french alphabet

https://youtu.be/6pJDQrz3wqI

Answer

A

Ah
Bey
Cey
Dey
Uh
Eff
Jey (G-iraffe)
Ash
EE
Ghee (G-iraffe)
Ka
Ell(ah)
Em
En
Oh (long o)
Pey
Koo
Arrrr (roll)
Es
Tay
Ew (like p-ew)
Vay
Doob-la-vay
Ex
E-ghreck (roll r)
Zed

Question 14

Q

Dormir

Conjugate present tense…

Answer

A

To sleep

Je dors
Tu dors
Elle dort
Nous dormons
Vous dormez
Elles dorment

Question 15

Q

Faire des courses

Question 16

Q

Une Jupe

Answer

A

Skirt (f)

Question 17

Q

Cher

Answer

A

Expensive

Question 18

Q

What is the plural of un or une?

Answer

A

Des

Means SOME

Question 19

Q

Aller

Answer

A

To go (vais, vas, va, allez, allons, allent)

Question 20

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Attendre

Answer

A

To wait for
To expect

Question 21

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Le son

Question 22

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Santé

Question 23

Q

Livre

Answer

A

Book
Pound/quid/GBP

Question 24

Q

Spell ‘sister’ in french

Question 25

Q

À demain

Answer

A

See you tomorrow

Question 26

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Le sol

Question 27

Q

Vouloir

Answer

A

To want (veux,

Question 28

Q

Ressentir

Answer

A

to feel / experience

Similar to:
- Sentir - to sense/feel
- Toucher - to touch/feel

Question 29

Q

Cours
Court / Courte

Answer

A

Lesson
Short

Question 30

Q

Rien

Je ne mets rien

Answer

A

nothing

I don’t put (on) anything

Question 31

Q

Je viens (du) mexique

Je suis mexicain

Je vais au mexique

Answer

A

I come from Mexico. I’m from Mexico

I am Mexican

I am going to Mexico

Question 32

Q

Drôle

Question 33

Q

Et puis

Question 34

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Ou
Où

Question 35

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Marcher

Question 36

Q

List 4 words that mean

The JOB

Answer

A

Le travail (job, work)
Le métier (occupation, trade)

Question 37

Q

Gentille
Gentil

Answer

A

Nice
Kind

Question 38

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Légère

Question 39

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I am going to work

Answer

A

Je vais au travail

Question 40

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Nous venons

Question 41

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Le Plafond

Question 42

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sympa

Question 43

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Ouais

Question 44

Q

Séjour

La salle de séjour

Un salon

Answer

A

Stay/visit

Living room/lounge/sitting room

Living room

Question 45

Q

Falloir

Il faut faire les courses.
Il faut manger des legumes.
Il faut acheter des tomates?

Answer

A

To Need to / Have to

(Common. Third person singular only (il, elle). Followed by verb or noun)

We need to do the shopping.
You should eat vegetables.
You have to buy tomatoes?

Question 46

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Their / Them

Answer

A

Leur
Leurs

Question 47

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Vrai (m)
Vraie (f)

Question 48

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How are you?

Answer

A

Comment vas-tu?

Use aller verb, not être verb.

Question 49

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Every day

Answer

A

Tous les jours

Question 50

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Libre

Answer

A

Free (available)

Question 51

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Je veux

Question 52

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Long

Answer

A

Long (m)
Longue (f)

Question 53

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Qu’est-ce que

Answer

A

What is
What does

Question 54

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Sentir

Answer

A

To smell
To think
To feel

Question 55

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Dormir

Question 56

Q

It is noon.
It is 12 o’clock
It is midnight.

Answer

A

Il est midi
Il est minuit

(Do not say il est douze heures)

Question 57

Q

Arobase

Question 58

Q

Tu entends?

Answer

A

You hear that?

Question 59

Q

Oldest

Youngest

Answer

A

Le plus vieux
L’aînée (the elder)

Le plus jeune
Le junior

Question 60

Q

y a-t-il?

il y a.

Answer

A

Is there or Are there

There are or There is
or
Ago

Question 61

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Chance

Answer

A

Luck / lucky
Chance

Question 62

Q

Voilà

Answer

A

There you go

Question 63

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Mieux

Question 64

Q

Mauvais

Answer 41

A

There is not / isn’t
There are not

Answer 42

A

Alone, Only, Unique
Only
All alone

Answer 43

A

Rêver

Faire un rêve

Je rêve
Tu rêves
Il rêve
Nous rêvons
Vous rêvez
Ils rêvent

Answer 44

A

Beau (m)
Belle (f)

Answer 45

A

broken

To break

Answer 46

A

I’ll meet you there

Answer 47

A

You’re welcome
(Literally = I beg/pray of you)
(More formal than … De rien)

Answer 48

A

Poires = Pears
Poids = Weight
Poivre = Pepper

Answer 49

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Always

Still

Answer 50

A

Le mal
Le tort

Answer 51

A

Quelque
Certains

Answer 52

A

It’s on the other side of (lit. Behind) the Seine.

Answer 53

A

Complete the following table

Following

Answer 54

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Beside
Next to

Answer 55

A

What is it?

Answer 56

A

A need

(Noun)

Answer 57

A

There is
There are (if plural subject)

Answer 58

A

Je voudrais
Tu voudrait
Il voudrait
Nous voudrions
Vous voudriez
Ils voudraient

Answer 59

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Oh, damn!
(Literally - the cow)

Answer 60

A

Bike factory

Answer 61

A

Where do I start?

Answer 62

A

Je écris
Tu écris
Elle écrit (she writes)

Nous écrivons
Vous écrivez
Elles écrivent

Answer 63

A

My girlfriend

Answer 64

A

To find
To locate

Answer 65

A

Do you come here often?

Answer 66

A

To finish
To come
To leave, to go

Answer 67

A

Parce que
Car
Puisque

Answer 68

A

Belly / stomach

Answer 69

A

What do we need (to do)?
(What is necessary for us?)

Answer 70

A

Old (f)
Old (m)

Answer 71

A

Even
Same

Answer 72

A

Languages do NOT change based on gender (ie. do not have an E on the end)

Nationalities DO change if the subject is masculine or feminine (ie. do have an E on the end)

Ex)
Elle parle francais (no E)
Elle est francaise (with E because feminine)

Answer 73

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Bum / buttocks

Answer 74

A

According to
Depending on

Answer 75

A

Near / close

Ready

Answer 76

A

Closed
Locked

Answer 77

A

The finger
And the nail (finger nail)

Answer 78

A

Rooms
Rooms of … kitchen, meeting, bath
Bedroom

Answer 79

A

Enough
Quite

Answer 80

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To see
To know (how to) - used with another verb
Can / to be able to (ability, power, authority)
Must / to have to
To want

Answer 81

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Le maître, La maitresse
L’instituteur
Le professeur

Answer 82

A

What
or
Which

(M or F)

Answer 83

A

Funny
Happy

Answer 84

A

Newspaper (m)

Answer 85

A

Both
The two

Answer 86

A

Croire

Je crois
Tu crois
Elle croit
Nous croyons
Vous croyez
Elles croient

Answer 87

A

To be Able
Can
May

Answer 88

A

The chest
Boobs

Answer 89

A

Internship
Intern

Answer 90

A

Suivant
Après
Ceci

Answer 91

A

To become

Answer 92

A

You do not eat enough vegetables.

Answer 93

A

Free
Are you free?

Answer 94

A

Item of clothing
Clothes

Answer 95

A

All the
None of
Some

Answer 96

A

Smells bad

Answer 97

A

I’d love to!
Yes, please (I’m willing to)

Answer 98

A

Interview

Answer 99

A

Available

Answer 100

A

Le temps
La fois
L’heure

Answer 101

A

I’ll meet you there

Answer 102

A

Still
Again
yet

Answer 103

A

Release
Free

Answer 104

A

Both words mean:
Sometimes / Occasionally

Answer 105

A

is or does

Answer 106

A

More
A lot

Answer 107

A

Neighbours

Answer 108

A

Near
By
Close

Answer 109

A

Early

Ex.
Je dois rentrer tôt.

Answer 110

A

To come

Je viens
Tu viens
Il vient
Nous venons
Vous venez
Ils viennent

Answer 111

A

Drinks
Aperitif
Cocktail
Cocktail event

Answer 112

A

Nice/likeable/sympathetic
With character/atmosphere/attractive

Answer 113

A

NO do not use un or une when describing a profession.

Use
I am lawyer - Elle est journaliste

Not
I am a lawyer (as is used in English) - Elle est un journaliste

Answer 114

A

Themselves
Himself
Herself

Answer 115

A

I am not doing anything.
I am not making anything.

Answer 116

A

Très
Plus
Moins

Answer 117

A

Childhood friend

Answer 118

A

Place
Location/venue

Answer 119

A

Dès que

Une fois

Answer 120

A

Husband (m)

Answer 121

A

Fur
Body hair

Answer 122

A

Expensive

Answer 123

A

To have to
Must

Ex)
Il faut = it is necessary
Elle faut = she must
Se falloir = to have to

Answer 124

A

To take (s, s, -,

Answer 125

A

Closed
To Close

Answer 126

A

Let’s see!

Answer 127

A

has 3 meanings:

Book
Pound (weight, half kilo)
GBP (British currency)

Answer 128

A

Of course

Sure

Answer 129

A

To hold

Je tiens
Tu tiens
Elle tient

Nous tenons
Vous tenez
Elles tiennent

Answer 130

A

True
Or
False

Answer 131

A

Sentir = To feel & to smell & to think

Ressentir = to experience/feel

Toucher = to touch & reach/get to & earn/cash in

Answer 132

A

Something

Answer 133

A

To Believe

Answer 134

A

Yours. (To hold)
Here you go.

Answer 135

A

To Forget

Answer 136

A

You need to do the shopping.

Answer 137

A

Vouloir

Je veux
Tu veux
Elle veut
Nous voulons
Vous voulez
Elles veulent

Answer 138

A

She comes from Spain

I come from Germany

Answer 139

A

To do / to make
To say / to tell
To drink
To take
To put
To know (someone) (note: Savoir = to KNOW how to)
To learn / to understand

Answer 140

A

Ca me va.

(This suits me - this goes with me?)

Answer 141

A

What are you saying?

Answer 142

A

Paul is married.

Answer 143

A

Are there …

Answer 144

A

Notes:

the pronoun ‘on’ means ‘one’ (as in everyone)
the pronouns il and elle can mean ‘he/she’ or ‘it’ (m/f)
the pronouns elles and ils mean ‘they’

Answer 145

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To believe

Answer 146

A

We feel
It feels like

Answer 147

A

Which
Or
What

Answer 148

A

In fashion

Answer 149

A

En face de

Answer 150

A

Stylish suit

Answer 151

A

She has her own style

Propre = Own

Answer 152

A

It’s the same every time.

Answer 153

A

I need to take a break.

Answer 154

A

Je dois changer mes habitudes.

Answer 155

A

Each
Every

Answer 156

A

It’s each time the same - lit

(It’s the same every time).

Answer 157

A

Nope.

Devoir means
to HAVE TO
MUST and
SHOULD

Answer 158

A

To HAVE TO, MUST or SHOULD
Also note: ‘She must be on vacation’ = an assumption. ‘She must pick up her clothes’ = an assertion. Both forms of MUST use the verb Devoir.
Also note: the negative of HAVE TO is CAN NOT or MUST NOT. Thus, ‘Je ne dois pas’ means both ‘I do not have to’ and and ‘I can not’ or ‘I must not’.

Je dois
Tu dois
Elle doit
Nous devons
Vous devez
Elles doivent

Answer 159

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You can’t get up late.

Answer 160

A

Masculine

(And all can be plural)

Answer 161

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She plays soccer on SaturdayS. Plural.
We play sports EVERY Friday morning.

To suggest that you do something regularly or repetitively on a specific day of the week, use LE in front of the day of the week.

Compared to … not using the article LE ….
On Monday, I am going to the swimming pool.

Answer 162

A

I play sports EVERY weekend.

Answer 163

A

In the evenings, I stay home.

(Using LE in front of soir suggest that it’s repetitive.)

Answer 164

A

There is a beautiful mountain of clothes on the bed.

Answer 165

A

What’s it like?
What’s he like?
How is he/it?

Answer 166

A

It’s yours?

Answer 167

A

Je - moi (mine) - C’est à moi = it’s mine
Tu - toi (you, your)
Il - lui (him, his) - Lui, il habités à Paris = him, he lives in Paris.
Elle - elle (her, hers)
Nous - nous (us, ours)
Vous - vous (you, yours)
Ils - eux (them, their/s)
Elles - elles (them, their/s)

Answer 168

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The friends/buddies
Boyfriend
Girlfriend

Answer 169

A

An apartment building

Answer 170

A

As much as

Answer 171

A

High school

Answer 172

A

PDG
(Président-directeur général)

Des PDG

Answer 173

A

Par (as per)
Pour (of, to) - future/present
Pendant (during, while) - past
Depuis (since)

Answer 174

A

Meeting

To meet

Answer 175

A

J’ai eu

J’ai été

J’étais

Answer 176

A

The summer

Have been / Was

Answer 177

A

To pass

To spend (time)

To proceed

Note: to spend money = Dépenser

Answer 178

A

Que
Quel / Quelle
Quoi
Lequel / Laquelle
Qui

Answer 179

A

Que

Quoi

Quel / Quelle

(Note: all there words can also mean ‘WHICH’ too)

Answer 180

A

Which

Or

What

Answer 181

A

OK with you?

Are you OK?

It suits you.

Answer 182

A

All 3 mean:

What are you doing?
What are you making
What do you do (for a living)?

Answer 183

A

More presents than
As many presents than
Less/fewer presents than

Answer 184

A

Aussi souvent que je fais
Moins souvent que moi
Plus souvent que moi

Answer 185

A

Le concert plaît à Janet.

Don’t forget to use … à… above.

Answer 186

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These adjectives are placed before the noun they describe.
Beauty
Âge
Number
Goodness
Size

Answer 187

A

Combien de …

Answer 188

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How many/much….

Answer 189

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Drop ending ‘e’, if there is one, and replace with ‘aine

This means …’ish’.

Ex) cent = centaine
Ex) quinze = quinzaine
Ex) dix = diZaine (note, Z replaces X)

Answer 190

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About ten

Answer 191

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About fifteen

Answer 192

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a great man, or a man with talents

a tall man

Answer 193

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To get out / To go out

Outgoing (adj)

J’ai croisé mon voisin en sortant de chez moi. — I met my neighbor while going out of my house.
Le maire sortant ne se représentera pas. — The incumbent mayor will not run for office anymore.
inscrire leur nom en sortant — sign out

Answer 194

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Cool/collected

Answer 195

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Talkative

Answer 196

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Hard working

Answer 197

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Worried, Anxious, Concerned
To be worried
Worry, Anxiety, Concern

Answer 198

A

relieved
I was relieved
a relief

Answer 199

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Sad

(both M and F are spelled the same)

Answer 200

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Scared

(both M and F are spelled the same)

-note: use avoir before this adjective… ex. to HAVE feat.
J’ai peur = I am scared

Answer 201

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Tante
Tata

Answer 202

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Oncle
Tonton

Answer 203

A

niece
neveu

Answer 204

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belle-mere
beau-pere

Answer 205

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belle-sœur
beau frere

Answer 206

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Half Brother
Half Sister

Answer 207

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track and field

Answer 208

A

Tournament or competition

Answer 209

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un animal de compagnie

Answer 210

A

I have a stuffy nose.

Answer 211

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Stomach, belly

Answer 212

A

My back hurts (M)
My head hurts (F)
My ears hurt (Pl)

Answer 213

A

T-shirt
Trousers
Belt
Tie
Underwear
Bra
Sneakers

Answer 214

A

A (woman’s) suit
A (men’s) suit

Answer 215

A

back pack
book bag

Answer 216

A

school supplies
a pencil case
an ink cartridge
a sheet of paper
a binder
a glue stick
a pencil sharpener

Answer 217

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an eraser
a ruler
a notebook
a calculator

Answer 218

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a white board
a marker

Answer 219

A

Tuna
oysters
mussels

Answer 220

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Dairy products
Bread with butter or jam

Answer 221

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Earlier….
A little while ago…

See you later (today)!

See you soon (undetermined)!

Answer 222

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in the past or in the old days
in the old days

Answer 223

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He just walked out.

Answer 224

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They recently moved away.

Answer 225

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In the past, I used to have brown hair.

Answer 226

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In the old days, children did not watch television.

Answer 227

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Right now

Answer 228

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Give me back my money right now.

Answer 229

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The day after tomorrow

Answer 230

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From now on

Answer 231

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As soon as, right away

Answer 232

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can either refer to an event that just happened, or an event that will happen very soon, and can either mean earlier today or later today = later (future) or lately (past)

See you later/soon (specific time)

Seen you soon (unspecified time).

Answer 233

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The children will soon come out of school.

Answer 234

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From now on, I won’t trust him anymore.

Answer 235

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As soon as the students will have finished their exams, they will go on vacation.

Answer 236

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all of a sudden
suddenly
during
While
first
after that, then
then
since
finally

Answer 237

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First mix the eggs with the flour, after that add the milk, then the sugar, finally add the milk.

Answer 238

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van
SUV or 4x4
convertible

Answer 239

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A tire / wheel

Answer 240

A

Steering wheel

Answer 241

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drunk driving

Answer 242

A

the brakes
windshield
wipers
rear window
rear view mirror
side view mirror

Answer 243

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music store
shoe store
a department store
a small, specialty shop
a bookstore
a shopping center or mall

Answer 244

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shopping cart / buggy
shopping basket
department/aisle

Answer 245

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rules of etiquette

Answer 246

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How much does this cost?
What is the price?

Answer 247

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engineer
accountant

Answer 248

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Infirmier (pronounced: an-ferm-ee-ay) infirmière (pronounced: en-ferm-ee-air) nurse
pharmacien (pronounced: far-mass-ee-ehn) pharmacienne (pronounced: far-mass-ee-enn) pharmacist
enseignant (pronounced: ahn-sen-yan) enseignante (pronounced: ahn-sen-yant) teacher
serveur (pronounced: ser-veuh) serveuse (pronounced: ser-veuhz) waiter/waitress
coiffeur (pronounced: kwah-feuhr) coiffeuse (pronounced: kwah-feuhz) hairdresser
vendeur (pronounced: von-deuhr) vendeuse (pronounced: von-deuhz) salesperson
caissier (pronounced: kess-ee-ay) caissière (pronounced: kess-ee-air) cashier
acteur (pronounced: ahk-teuh) actrice (pronounced: aht-treece) actor/actress
étudiant (pronounced: ay-tooh-dee-ahn) étudiante (pronounced: ay-tooh-dee-ahnt) college student

Answer 249

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Qu’est-ce que vous faites dans la vie?

Answer 250

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Figure / Digit / Numeral

(As in… the third FIGURE in the five digit number 48723 is 7)

Answer 251

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Way/Path/Right Way/Approach (noun)

To Route, To Send to (verb)

Answer 252

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Donc = Therefore, so
(Pronounce the C)

Dont = Whose, Which, What, That. (Similar to QUE)
(Same prononciation as DONC without the C)

Answer 253

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No.

Le (M)
La (F)
Les (PL)

Negative use:
Le (M)
La (F)
Les (PL)

Answer 254

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Light / Fire

Red light
The camp Fire

Plural = Feux

Answer 255

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Package/Parcel

Answer 256

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To Fill (in)
To Fill (out)
To Fulfill

Je remplis
Tu remplis
Elle remplit
Nous remplissons
Vous remplissez
Elles remplissent

Answer 257

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To fall (down)

I drop to the floor.

Je tombe
Tu tombes
Elle tombe
Nous tombons
Vous tombez
Elles tombent

Answer 258

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Will go up

Answer 259

A

To meet
To encounter

Answer 260

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To hurry (up)

Answer 261

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To wake up
Wake up!

To get up
Get Up!

Answer 262

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To get angry with

She gets angry

Answer 263

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S’habiller

Answer 264

A

Se souvenir / Se rappeler

Oublier
S’oublier

Answer 265

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Bored

I am bored

Answer 266

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To get married

Married (F/M)

Answer 267

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To fall asleep

Answer 268

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S’amuser

Answer 269

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To trick oneself / To be mistaken

To trick/deceive/cheat

Answer 270

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Fault
Error

Answer 271

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Adverb:
About/Towards

Noun:
Verse / Poetry
Worm

Answer 272

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To go to bed/sleep
To sleep

Go to bed!

Answer 273

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Mine (M)
Yours (M)
His

Mine (F)
Yours (F)
Hers

Answer 274

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S’habiller

Se déshabiller

Answer 275

A

To wear (something)

Answer 276

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T-Shirt

(Ehn my-oh)

Answer 277

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Un Slip (Ehn sleep)

Sous-vêtements

Un soutien-gorge (Ehn soo-tee-yhen gorzh)

Answer 278

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Les baskets

Answer 279

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Un tailleur (ehn ty-or)
Un costume (ehn kos-tu)
En costume-cravate
Un smoking
Une robe
Une robe de fête
Une robe de bal

Answer 280

A

Un magasin de disques
Un magasin de chaussures
Un grand magasin
Une boutique
Une librairie
Une centre commercial

Answer 281

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Salesman
Saleswoman

Answer 282

A

Une caisse
Un caissier / une caissière

Answer 283

A

Un panier
Un caddie

Answer 284

A

Department / Aisle

Answer 285

A

En espèces
Une carte de crédit
Une carte bancaire

Answer 286

A

Rules of etiquette

Answer 287

A

How much does this cost?

What is the price?

Answer 288

A

Bon (adjective) = Good
Bien (adverb) = Well

Answer 289

A

Good idea!
Good riddance!
Good evening!
Good day!
Good style, Good kind / Good attitude!
Good eater (fork)!
Good cheese = someone who has a cushy job.

Answer 290

A

She is comfortable in her own skin.

Answer 291

A

He has a sharp tongue.
(Meaning… he’s s smooth talker)

Litterally - he has well hung language

Answer 292

A

Well understood.

Answer 293

A

Of course.

Answer 294

A

Ça va bien (it’s going well)

or just …

Bien (Well)

Answer 295

A

Je vais bien (I am going well)

or just

Bien (Well)

Answer 296

A

Père Noël (Father Christmas)

Answer 297

A

Sapin de Noël
Guirlandes lumineuses
Couronne
Houx
Chaussette de Noël
Réveillon

Answer 298

A

So
Well

So what? And then?

Ex.) So, how’s it going?

Answer 299

A

What…

You know (what)?

Answer 300

A

Oh good.
I see.

Oh really?

Answer 301

A

As a result

(Thus / Therefore / Hence)

Is similar to …Dans ce cas (in that case)
Literally means … of the blow/stroke

Ex.) So you’ll have to walk.

Answer 302

A

Even when….
Wow, really? Even when?

Answer 303

A

Well
(Informal version of Bien)

Well, yes.
Ok then…. (Literally, well good)

Answer 304

A

Finally (literally)

Actually, anyways, long story short (slang)

Pronounced (ahn-fahn)

Answer 305

A

= Vacation or Holiday
pronounced (va-kon-s)
(Always plural)

= to be on holidays

= to go on holidays

= a trip

= a work leave

Answer 306

A

To the countryside

Pronounced (a la kom-pa-neh)

Answer 307

A

To fly

To steal

Answer 308

A

To Bathe or Swim

To swim

Bathtub

Answer 309

A

To suntan

To have a tan

Answer 310

A

Faire du ski

Or

Skier

Answer 311

A

I had fun.

Answer 312

A

The weather was bad

Answer 313

A

A keychain

Answer 314

A

Saigner
(pronounced … say-nyay)

La blessure
(pronounced … blay-sir)

Le pansement
(pronounced … pahn-s-mahn)

Answer 315

A

To take off

To land

Answer 316

A

The ticket window/counter

The platform

Answer 317

A

The schedule / timetable

Answer 318

A

La gare

La gare / la station de métro

Answer 319

A

Une pièce

La monnaie
Rendre la monnaie

Un centime

Porte-monnaie

Payer en espèces / Payer en liquide (colloquial)

Answer 320

A

How much do I owe you? (Polite)

How much does it cost? (Formal)

Answer 321

A

Not enough

Answer 322

A

Premier(e)
Deuxième
Troisième
Quatrième
Cinquième
Sixième
Vingt-cinquième

Answer 323

A

What’s the matter?
what’s going on?

Answer 324

A

I am worried
A worry/problem

Answer 325

A

Better

You feel better?

Answer 326

A

Hi feels relaxed.

Answer 327

A

Two years ago

Answer 328

A

For a year

Answer 329

A

Tu … Sois ____!
Nous … Soyons ____!
Vous … Soyez ____!

Ex.
Sois forte! = Be strong!
Soyons heureux! = Let’s be happy!
Soyez en forme! = Be fit!

Answer 330

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AÏe + adjective
Ayons + adjective
Ayez + adjective

Ex.
Aïe du courage! = Be brave! (lit = have some courage)
Ayons confiance! = Let’s be confident!
Ayez de la patience! = Be patient!

Answer 331

A

l’horaire

Answer 332

A

Nous vous souhaitons

Answer 333

A

To remind

Answer 334

A

Chercher = To search / look for (something, a thought/idea, someone for a meeting (to pick up))
Trouver = To find
Rechercher = To research/look for

Answer 335

A

L’œil
Les yeux

Answer 336

A

Leaf/sheet of paper
Arm chair
Squirrel
Reception
Wallet

Answer 337

A

Right / Straight / Up right

Straight ahead

To the right

Answer 338

A

Annonces
Publicités

Answer 339

A

You study

Note:
Noun = des études (studies)
Verb = étudier (to study)

Answer 340

A

Feh(n)

Shah(n).

(no M sound, slight nasally N sound (very faint))

Answer 341

A

Pendant
Durant

Answer 342

A

Je t’embrasse = I kiss you
Bisous = Kiss = xx

Answer 343

A

Means

(Literally = wants to say)

Answer 344

A

It is raining
Rain (n)
To rain (v)

Answer 345

A

FÉMININE - Common endings
Nouns which end in
- e
- la naTION
- la liberTE
- la chantEUSE
Exceptions:
- la voix

MASCULINE - Common endings
- le fromAGE
- le docuMENT
- un oisEAU
- le mirOIR

Answer 346

A

I would want
I would like

Answer 347

A

In the act of
In the process of

Je suis en train de partir = i am leaving.

Answer 348

A

I want
I would like / I want
I would like
I would like

Answer 349

A

You have not visited Rome?
Yes (I did), but I didn’t like the city very much.

Answer 350

A

To Annoy
To Bore

Answer 351

A

One way street

Answer 352

A

Pay attention
Watch out

Answer 353

A

In front of

Answer 354

A

The wrong way
Bad sense

Answer 355

A

You just told me that …

Answer 356

A

SUIVRE = To follow

We are being followed!

Answer 357

A

You hit two motorcycles

Answer 358

A

I had
I was

Answer 359

A

I went out

Answer 360

A

I was learning (some) foreign languages

Answer 361

A

Book club

Answer 362

A

Lonesomely

Only, Simply,

Answer 363

A

Old drum set

Answer 364

A

Somewhere

Answer 365

A

Here is / here are / there is / there are

That’s / there it it / here it is

Answer 366

A

You have to tidy your room

Answer 367

A

I am telling you what happens

Answer 368

A

You don’t leave me

To leave, to drop off,

They left him an apartment.

Answer 369

A

Be quiet!
Shut up!

Answer 370

A

He fights against.

Answer 371

A

Aussi goes AFTER the verb.

Answer 372

A

Actually.

Answer 373

A

Mostly
Especially

Answer 374

A

Let’s go

Answer 375

A

She is dressed TBC
She is getting dressed (is dressing)
She got dressed

Answer 376

A

We have to watch her act / play.

Answer 377

A

It is bad
It sucks.

Answer 378

A

You fell asleep.

Answer 379

A

What’s going on?

Answer 380

A

They understand RATHER well.

Answer 381

A

They are learning rather quickly.
They are learning rapidly enough.
They learn quite quickly.

Answer 382

A

La chimie

Answer 383

A

End
At the end of

Answer 384

A

City Hall

Answer 385

A

Which one

Answer 386

A

video call

Answer 387

A

I miss you

Answer 388

A

Come in between.

Ex.) Je l’ai déjà terminé.
Ex.) Eduard a presque terminé ce livre.

Answer 389

A

To go away / buzz off

She goes away. She leaves.
(Why is the ‘en’ necessary? Why doesn’t this ‘elle se va’ mean ‘she leaves’?)

Answer 390

A

It looks like …
It looks as if …
(We would say that …)

Answer 391

A

On the dance floor

Answer 392

A

It’s she who has had it.
She got it.

Answer 393

A

Post (publish) it on social media.

Answer 394

A

Pretends
To pretend

Answer 395

A

Would you like to help me?
You (really) want to help me?

Answer 396

A

Plenty / Full / Filled / (also: Roaring Drunk :)
… a lot of …

Answer 397

A

Trust me.

Answer 398

A

I have never seen you there.

Answer 399

A

Actually, in deed, in fact, in effect

Answer 400

A

Local laws

Answer 401

A

But it’s only five am.

Answer 402

A

Both
Both of them

We both need to sleep.

Answer 403

A

En colère

Answer 404

A

Are they angry?

Answer 405

A

It’s break time.

Answer 406

A

C’est la pause.
C’est l’heure de la pause.

Answer 407

A

To leave to

To leave from

Answer 408

A

Partir à

Partir de

Answer 409

A

Le serveur du bar

Answer 410

A

Le hall de l’hôtel

Answer 411

A

L’ascenseur (F)

Answer 412

A

Bientôt

(Well + Early)

Answer 413

A

Soon
Shortly

Answer 414

A

Grocery Shopping
Shopping

Answer 415

A

Faire les magasins
Faire les courses

Answer 416

A

Plan
Predict

(Hint: Pre - see)

Answer 417

A

Regular verb meaning
To tidy up, stow away, classify

Se ranger = to pull in, make room, pull over, step aside

Ex) ranger sous = tuck under

Answer 418

A

To wait for
To hear

Answer 419

A

He is hurt
He is injured

Answer 420

A

This / That

Answer 421

A

A lot

Too much

Answer 422

A

They will check on her/him? every day.
They will hear from him/her every day.

Answer 423

A

The world
A lot of People / crowded

Answer 424

A

Parce qu is usally followed by a small sentence.
A cause de is just followed by a noun.

Je ne vais pas a la plage a cause de la pluie. (… because of THE RAIN)
Je ne vais pas a la plage parce qu’il pleut. (… because IT IS RAINING)

Answer 425

A

Box
Boots
Bottle

Answer 426

A

To go up, come up, climb up. (Je monte à l’étage.)

To go, come, climb down. (Alain descend l’escalier.)

Answer 427

A

Entrer - to enter
Monter - to go up
Rentrer - to return home
Retourner - to return

Revenir - to come back
Partir - to leave
Sortir - to go out / leave
Venir - to come
Devenir - to become

Descendre - to go down

Answer 428

A

Always
Still
Forever

Answer 429

A

We will be done quickly.

Answer 430

A

The following morning

Answer 431

A

Mettre le bazar

Answer 432

A

(To) make a mess

Mettre = to put, to put on, to make, to pay, to place, to set, to spread, to turn on, to spend (time), to take (time)

Answer 433

A

Faire pour aller

Ex) Comment est-ce que je fais pour aller à l’aéroport

Answer 434

A

L’hotel de ville

Answer 435

A

I give them to them.

Answer 436

A

They offer you them.
They offer them to you.

Answer 437

A

BEFORE
BEFORE
BEFORE

Ex) Je le lui donne.
Ex) Je te le donne.

Answer 438

A

He was born in the 50’s.

Answer 439

A

My son was born in the 21st century.

Answer 440

A

Talk about
Talk of

Answer 441

A

First one!
Souvent comes after the form of Parler (parle á, or parle de)

Answer 442

A

This is a daily program.
This is a daily TV show.

Answer 443

A

It’s the past.

Answer 444

A

The bottle is empty.

Answer 445

A

I hope that you won’t be too disappointed by the weather.

Answer 446

A

J’irai surfer cette vague très célèbre.

Answer 447

A

A big storm

Answer 448

A

The storm

Answer 449

A

Your sailboat

Answer 450

A

It’ll be dangerous

Answer 451

A

You will be wet

Answer 452

A

The traffic

Answer 453

A

The train station

To park/dock (a vehicle)
I park
(Reflexive) parks her/himself

Answer 454

A

What’s the matter?

Answer 455

A

Qu’est ce qu’il y a?

Qu’est-ce qui se passe ?

Answer 456

A

Help (n, m)
Assistance / Rescue

Answer 457

A

You are injured?

Answer 458

A

Oh really? What’s wrong?

Answer 459

A

She is in a rush?

Answer 460

A

Elle était
Elle a été
Elle est
Elle sera

Answer 461

A

Vous avez gagné
Vous gagnez
Vous gagnerez

Answer 462

A

Nous faisions
Nous avons fait
Nous faisons
Nous ferons

Answer 463

A

Vous êtes allé(e)s
Vous alliez
Vous allez
Vous irez

Answer 464

A

Nous aurons
Elles auront

Answer 465

A

Elles ont eu
Elles ont
Elles auront

Answer 466

A

Everywhere

Answer 467

A

Facing
Opposite of

Answer 468

A

A guy pushed the saleswoman.

Answer 469

A

Firefighters

Answer 470

A

Prête-lui.
Prête-la-lui.

Answer 471

A

The hike / trek / long walk
To hike

Answer 472

A

To be(long) to

This house is mine.
This house belongs to me.

Answer 473

A

To be used for (serves to)

This device is used for taking pictures.

Answer 474

A

You are wearing / you wear
You are carrying / you carry

Answer 475

A

Too many hallways

Answer 476

A

This thing

Answer 477

A

It is useless
It is not used for antyhing

Answer 478

A

The trash can is full.

Answer 479

A

The wood
The beverage
He drinks
The boot
The bottle
The box
To drink

Answer 480

A

You must / One has to / It is necessary
You will have to / It will be necessary

Answer 481

A

To take
To pass / succeed

(Passer doesn’t mean ‘to pass a test’…. But instead means to pass an object, or to spend time (not money), to take)

Answer 482

A

Baccalaureate
(Exams)

Answer 483

A

A diploma
Qualified / Certified
To award a diploma

Answer 484

A

It will be necessary to study a lot even during your vacation.
You’ll have to study a lot even during your vacation.

Answer 485

A

I get up / I am getting up
I dream / I am dreaming

Answer 486

A

Skill, profession, occupation

Answer 487

A

Stores
Magazines

Answer 488

A

To think about / reflect / ponder
I’m thinking / I reflect
She thought (about it)
You were thinking / reflecting
We will think / ponder

Answer 489

A

I would like to buy this BRAND of coat.

Answer 490

A

Ice cubes

Answer 491

A

You recommend to me

Answer 492

A

Leave a tip for the waiter

Answer 493

A

It’s a daily TV show.

Answer 494

A

Daily
Weekly

Answer 495

A

Italian fashion.

Answer 496

A

Toy (n, m)
To Play (v)

Answer 497

A

Monter = to increase, climb, set up
Montrer = to show

Both can be reflexive

Answer 498

A

Can you send me the link to this website?

Answer 499

A

Inside
In

Answer 500

A

A nightmare

Answer 501

A

What’s inside?

Answer 502

A

As much
As many of X as of Y
As much as …

Answer 503

A

Worst
Worse

Answer 504

A

Mine
Your
His/Hers/Its

Answer 505

A

To do hair / to brush hair / to cover or put atop
To brush ones own hair

Answer 506

A

Straight (hair)

Note: curly = bouclé

Answer 507

A

Do you know what a comb is for?
(You know for what use is (serves) a comb?

Answer 508

A

Why did Lin tell Simon?

Is it ….? has he …?
Did it …? has she …?

Did he say …?
Did she see .?

Answer 509

A

Ca a l’air bon.

(Not - cette regarde bonne)
Regarder = to look at

Answer 510

A

Frais
Fraîches

Frais

Answer 511

A

Tu peux faire ta code.

Answer 512

A

Tu devrais prendre soin de toi.

Answer 513

A

We are no longer
We aren’t anymore (?)

Answer 514

A

A protest

Answer 515

A

On the floor
Down / By land
Fall down

Answer 516

A

Seriously

They seriously hurt themselves. They got seriously hurt.

Answer 517

A

Whichever
Just any

Answer 518

A

Platform (train station platform)
Warf / Quay

Pronounced = Kay

Answer 519

A

Average
Middle
Between (and Enters/Goes in)

Answer 520

A

I doubt it.

Answer 521

A

She suspects something

Answer 522

A

They get along well.
They hear each other well.

Answer 523

A

He apologizes.
He excuses himself.

Answer 524

A

Remorse
He has remorse - he is remorseful

Answer 525

A

He regrets not being able to participate
To regret

Answer 526

A

To get up
To raise (up)
- both mean - something goes UP

Similar to ‘To Levitate’

Answer 527

A

He begins to work.
He puts himself to work.
= j’ai commencé à travailler

Answer 528

A

What is happening?
What is happening to you?
What has happened to you?
Are you able to do it?

Answer 529

A

To pity
To complain

Answer 530

A

To serve / To be used for
To serve oneself
To service oneself of OR TO USE!!

Answer 531

A

To deceive, to be unfaithful
To be mistaken

Answer 532

A

Both mean - where is the Eiffel Tower?

Answer 533

A

To move in
To tidy/clean
To relocate

Answer 534

A

unpack the boxes
Unpack the suitcase

Answer 535

A

In spoken french people say ‘boulot’ (boo-low), but in written french they use travail - but they both mean WORK.

J’ai beaucoup de boulot aujourd’hui.

Answer 536

A

Vous me les prêtez.

Answer 537

A

J’achète toujours des fleurs à ma mère.

Answer 538

A

To lend, loan, render, stretch

Answer 539

A

To Download

Answer 540

A

L’arc-en-ciel (m)

Answer 541

A

According to

Answer 542

A

Towards - Attitude
Towards - Direction/time & Verse (literature)

Answer 543

A

Tu devras faire les trajets

Trajet (n, m)
1.général [n]: distance; journey
2.voyager [n]: route; path; itinerary
3.automobiles [n]: drive
Ex)
trajet de retour — way back

Answer 544

A

It’s not the end of the world

Answer 545

A

Tu vas finir par trouver quelque chose

Answer 546

A

To lack
To miss

Ex)
Tu vas beaucoup me manquer quand tu seras en Chine. — I will miss you a lot when you are in China.
Il manque un livre dans mon cartable. — One book is missing from my schoolbag.
Ce n’est pas l’envie qui me manque ! — It’s not that I don’t want to!
Il lui manque une case. — He’s got a screw loose. [idiom]
manquer à l’appel — to be missing
Les sinistrés du cyclone manquent cruellement de nourriture. — The cyclone victims are sorely lacking in food.
Il va bientôt nous manquer du pain. — We will soon run out of bread.
Il me manque encore dix euros. — I am still ten euros short.
Le temps manque. — We are short of time.

Answer 547

A

Spokesman/woman
(Person who carries the speech)

Porte - to carry
Parole - speech/lyrics

Answer 548

A

As for / As to / About / Regarding (never without a or aux)
When / Once / While (never with a)

(Pronounced similar, before liaison)

Answer 549

A

Whose/Including
So

Answer 550

A

Closing ceremonies

Answer 551

A

Défilé (day fee lay) (m)

Answer 552

A

To take place, or. Unroll
To roll

Answer 553

A

To count
Starting

Answer 554

A

Mostly, Especially
The Most

Answer 555

A

Ni l’un Ni l’autre
Les deux

Answer 556

A

Should I leave a tip?

Answer 557

A

You are not bothering me.

Answer 558

A

To disarrange, upset, inconvenience, bother, trouble, disturb, mess up, disorder, interfere with

Answer 559

A

Il ne se coiffe pas (quoi FF)
Il ne ne s’est pas coiffé (quoi Fay)

Answer 560

A

Elles rouleront
Rouler (to roll or ride (in) something with wheels)
To drive

Answer 561

A

Ride a bike
Driving the car
Drive a car
Ride a horse

Answer 562

A

To tell a story (re count a story)
To meet up
To find
To find again
To meet (that you know, and are kind of meeting again) - to re meet up with
To look for
To do research

Answer 563

A

Always means illegal drugs (not medicine)
Medicine / drugs (legal)

Answer 564

A

You leave!
To leave
I’m leaving
you leave / Leave!
he is leaving
we leave / We leave! Let’s move on!
you are leaving / Leave!
they leave
we are leaving = on part
To leave

Answer 565

A

Est-ce que tu pourrais répéter, s’il te plait?

Answer 566

A

I am able to.
I can to that.
I know how to do that.

Answer 567

A

I could (I was able to)
- past tense

Answer 568

A

I will have to (future simple)
I should (conditional present)

Answer 569

A

So much
So
So

Answer 570

A

To cheat on (a marriage)
To be mistaken, to be wrong

Answer 571

A

It already happened to you to be wrong?
You were wrong

Answer 572

A

They could not

Answer 573

A

To go again, to go back somewhere
To come home (to house or country)
To come back (from anywhere to anywhere)

Answer 574

A

Meilleur pronounced …. May heure. (No L sound) … this one GOES WITH BON
Mieux pronounced … me uh … this one GOES WITH BIEN

KEY HERE … both above words mean exactly same thing… BETTER

Bien = well / fine
Bon = good

Answer 575

A

AUTANT is used for quantity =as (many/much)
AUSSI is used to compare everything else =also

Elle est aussi mince que moi.

Answer 576

A

It’s the worst of the worst
It’s getting worse and worse
It’s getting better and better

En = IN or SOME

Answer 577

A

Anna m’a raconté ce qui s’est passé hier soir. (Passer without reflexive means ‘to pass or spend’. Se Passer means ‘to happen’.)
Anna m’a raconté ce qui est arrivé hier soir. (Arriver means ‘to arrive’ or ‘to happen’… mean exactly the same.)

‘Ce qui’ is required to make Arriver verb mean ‘happen’… because the ‘ce’ connotes the THING that is happening.

Answer 578

A

This is what I’ve been told
This is what I have heard.

Answer 579

A

In English:
Gender
Genres

Answer 580

A

To rescue (often used in past and present tense)
HELP! = to the rescue (literally)
To help
Emergency exit = France
emergency exit = Quebec

Answer 581

A

What’s happening?

Answer 582

A

YOu would not have a cigarette?

Answer 583

A

I have pain here.

Answer 584

A

I would like to register (myself).
I would like to subscribe (myself).

Inscrire = register
Se abonner = subcribe

Answer 585

A

I don’t feel like … something (wants to)
I don’t feel like … something. (feels like)

Answer 586

A

Similar/alike (comparing two things)
Same

Answer 587

A

It rocks!
Hé is high (adjective meaning stoned)
Déchire means (litterally) to RIP.

It sucks!
From verb craindre - formal word for TO FEAR.

Answer 588

A

NONE, exact same

MO should use ONLY the feminine because I am female!

Answer 589

A

I am looking for the book aisle/department.

Answer 590

A

Does that speak to you? What do you think about … Does this ring a bell?
Same as above, but in future tense.

Answer 591

A

It’s your turn?
This is yours?
It’s yours?

In question or statement form.

Answer 592

A

We’re going? Shall we go?
Let’s go!

Answer 593

A

Let me be in peace. Leave me alone.
TO LET
Leave me alone!
You let me …. Borrow the car etc.

Answer 594

A

Size
Pronounced ‘TIE’

Answer 595

A

I can sit here?
Pronounced - ass whar

Answer 596

A

To do/make
To do/make AGAIN

To have
To re-have (to have more/ to have again)

Answer 597

A

M and F pronounced exactly the same.

Cher Michel,
Chère Michelle,

Answer 598

A

Qu’est ce qu’on fait?

Answer 599

A

What do we do?

Answer 600

A

Montrer
Monter

Answer 601

A

To Climb
To Show

Answer 602

A

Je suis en train d’apprendre le français

Answer 603

A

I have begun

Answer 604

A

To go from one place to another
To stop by (to spend time/come to see you)
To spend time
To change the nature or quality of something (spring to fall)
For time to pass by (the pain will come to pass)
To be bearable/it’s OK (when used with Ca)
To pass an exam
To be elected / To be accepted into a role
To pass way/expire (to die/time to pass/for a spirit to cross over)
To slide from one conversation into another
To put on (clothes)

Qu’est-ce qui se passe? = What’s happening?
Ça passe = Ça roule = It’s OK

Answer 605

A

Rendre visiter = to (return to) visit

Answer 606

A

To Slip
To slide into something (reflexive)

Answer 607

A

To put on (clothes)

Answer 608

A

Blonde/blond
Châtain clair (F/M in Quebec only)
Brune/brun
Châtain foncé
Noire/Noir (sound the same)
Rousse/Roux
Blonde vénitienne/Blond vénitien

If colours are TWO WORDS - then ignore the F/M or Plural changes.
And the following colours don’t change F/M or plural - except a few exceptions … see list from Veronique

Answer 609

A

New
Nephew

Answer 610

A

Test
Proof

Answer 611

A

Directed Interview

Answer 612

A

Mark out of

Answer 613

A

Line to succeed for obtaining the diploma = minimum grade to pass

Answer 614

A

At the rear of the bus

Answer 615

A

Displace/move/

Answer 616

A

To start from

Ex) starting from Saturday = a partir de samedi
Ex) de 14h a 16h = a partir de 14 jusqu’a 16h

Answer 617

A

Hobbies

Similar to Passe Temps (pass times)

Centre de loisir = recreation centre

Answer 618

A

It just opened (past)
It just opened (recent past)
It is about to open
It is in the process of opening

It just passed by

Answer 619

A

Same
Even

Answer 620

A

Answering machine
Voice mails

Answer 621

A

The party/celebration
To celebrate

Answer 622

A

Birthday
Wedding anniversary

Answer 623

A

Tick (make a tick mark in a box)

Answer 624

A

To take information about schedules

Answer 625

A

What do you think (about) …?
What would you think (about) …?

Answer 626

A

This/that one here/there
That/that one there/here
Not this/that one
Not that/this one

Answer 627

A

Wear (clothes)
Carry (something)

Answer 628

A

Pronunciation:
BON = bauhn - barely any N sound
BONNE = bon-ne (ON sound)

Answer 629

A

Do you want?
(Polite way to ask about interest)

Answer 630

A

Compétition

Answer 631

A

All three sound the same… all identical to English short A (ah)

Answer 632

A

Haste or Hurry
quickly
I can not wait
Hastily (adverb)

Hâte is very similar to dépêcher

I am in a hurry
Hurry up (you)!
I am hurrying

Answer 633

A

Like, As, Since
How

Answer 634

A

L’aînée / L’aîné (pronounced Lay Nay)
La cadette / le cadet (F = pronounced like cadet in English, with T sound)
La benjamine / le benjamin

Answer 635

A

About
A line
In-line
About

Answer 636

A

In the same way

Answer 637

A

To contact
(To call by phone)

Answer 638

A

To appear

Answer 639

A

To be tainted
Tainted

Answer 640

A

A way
How

Answer 641

A

To show, to post

Answer 642

A

To lose
A loss

Answer 643

A

Performance

Answer 644

A

Small consolation…

Answer 645

A

As compared to

Answer 646

A

Pension plans

Answer 647

A

To reveal

Answer 648

A

Next to, beside
On the side of, of the side of

Answer 649

A

To maintain (reflexive verb)

Answer 650

A

Near from, next to
Near

Answer 651

A

Close the toilet lid
To bend down
To drop, to lower

Answer 652

A

Nor (no D sound)
Sood (sue - D)
West (just like in English)
Est (like West without the W)

Answer 653

A

LAH N DEE

Not “unh” sound.

Answer 654

A

Cinquante (T sound at end)
Use ‘et’ between 1 and each decile, until 81
At 81 drop the ‘et’

Even use ‘et’ for 71 …. soixante et onze

80 = quatre vingt (pronounce the RE at end of quatre … even though when saying FOUR we say ‘cat’ )

Cent un = 101

If the noun is feminine then use UNE for all numbers … 81 = quatre vingt une

Answer 655

A

G = ghz ay (j’ai)
J = jzhee (biologie) = BEE ologie

(Above are opposite to what would be intuitive sound)

K = Kah (capital)
O = long o sound (de l’eau)
Q = Kewh (cube)
U = ooow (like in voiture, dur)
X = eeeks (fixé)
Z = zed (

Answer 656

A

Both CE Qui and CE Que mean That or That Which

If it refers to a noun (expressed before), then you will use “que/qui”.
If it refers to the whole part of the sentence, the whole idea, then it will be “ce que/ce qui”

Ce Qui is used to replace the SUBJECT of the verb

tu vois ce qui tombe? (There is no subject, so CE is used in place of saying. You see something who/that is falling?)
ce sont les feuilles qui sont jaunes. (Les feuilles is the subject, so CE is not needed)

Ce Que is used to replace the OBJECT of the verb

ce sont les roses que j’ai reçus.
In this sentence, que denotes the object “les roses”, whereas ce que is used to indicate an entire idea.
ce n’est pas ce que j’ai commandé.

Answer 657

A

Je sais où il habite. - where
C’est l’année où tu t’es cassé la jambe. - when

Le jour où je viendrai, on boira un verre de vin (a very specific day in the future)
Quand je viendrai, on boira un verre de vin (not a specific day - this is just a general even that may occur)

Answer 658

A

La chose qui est important = ce qui est important (ce qui replaces the noun ‘la chose’)

Answer 659

A

To feed
To feed
Food / Supply
Food

Answer 660

A

HAIR
HORSES

Answer 661

A

Cleanliness
Clean
To clean
To do the cleaning

Answer 662

A

DO NOT PRONOUNCE THE ‘T’ in ‘et’ (the second sentence), so as to differentiate.
No liaison with ET

Answer 663

A

Outfit
Rest
Employee break room
Reception

Answer 664

A

To replace

Answer 665

A

Affixed, displayed

Answer 666

A

Below
Above

Answer 667

A

Otherwise

Answer 668

A

To switch/turn off
To switch/turn off

Used for lights, phone, radio, computer etc.

Answer 669

A

A wine glass (a glass for wine)
A glass OF wine

Answer 670

A

To create

Answer 671

A

To reunite. To put together. To collect funds

Answer 672

A

Therefore,
So
Thereby

Pronounced
Ahn See

Answer 673

A

Rather/Instead, Mostly/Quite

Answer 674

A

When / Once

Note: Quand is more formal than Lorsque

Answer 675

A

To get angry

Answer 676

A

Between
Against

Answer 677

A

Denmark
Danish

Answer 678

A

Novels
The novel

Answer 679

A

Notice, opinion, advice
According to him/her - in his/her opinion
According to him/her

Answer 680

A

Starving (super hungry)

Answer 681

A

A day off (work)
I am off work (paid time off)
I am on holiday

Answer 682

A

Neither
Either

Answer 683

A

WAffles
Half baguette with butter and jam (tartine = to spread something on bread)

Answer 684

A

Squirrels
Bears
A deer
Female deer

Answer 685

A

Surrounded

Answer 686

A

Some trout (fish)

Answer 687

A

Montrer
Monter

Answer 688

A

To show
To go up / climb

Answer 689

A

Là is used to show its in the future OR past
See lesson sheet from Veronique

Answer 690

A

High rise building with stories
Building any

Answer 691

A

To be right on time. Sharp.
Batteries ~ AA, A, 9V, etc (not computer batteries)
Pile of books (specifically)

Pronounced Peel

Answer 692

A

To be missed BY (in present tense)
(Use of this verb is odd, backwards)
JUST LIKE PLAIRE verb, both backwards!!

You are being missed by ME ( = I MISS YOU)
They are being missed by her ( = She misses them) !!!

Answer 693

A

To be pleasing

Tu me plait = you are pleasing to me = I like you
Je te plait = I am pleasing to you = you like me

Answer 694

A

Haste
To hurry

Answer 695

A

To be pressed (for time)
I am in a hurry

Answer 696

A

She is going to have a ‘fat morning’ = she is going to sleep late

Answer 697

A

Être en colère
Fâcher
Se fâcher (reflexive)

Answer 698

A

! Point d’exclamation
: Deux points
; Point Virgule (dot comma)
# Dièse (dee ez)
% Pourcentage
, Virgule (veer gouhl)
. Point
@ Arobase
& Et
)( Parenthèse
$ Dollar
? Point d’interrogation
/ Slash
+ Plus
= Égal
X Multiplier

Answer 699

A

À tes souhaits
À vos souhaits
(Means To You Wishes)

Sweat-ay

Answer 700

A

Éternuer
(Regular ER verb)

Answer 701

A

To pass (movement)
To pass by / come in briefly (aller quelque part) - je passe demain = I will pass by by tomorrow
To traverse - to pass
To be (not) accepted - to not pass an exam. Or to temporarily allow - to let someone pass through a gate, this one time. Or something I just can’t accept/can’t ‘swallow’ the idea. Like getting fired.
To write/sit an exam (NOT to pass the exam… this requires the verb RÉUSSIR)
For time to pass, or a state of being to pass
To change state - to get promoted, to graduate, to PASS to another LEVEL (Just don’t use it to describe PASSING an exam)
To pass through - water passing through a pipe, or electricity passing through wires (or people in a new relationship)
To pass on doing something …. To say ‘I pass’ - I don’t want to participate.
To be transmitted - when a movie or play passes through theatres

Answer 702

A

To implicate

Answer 703

A

Can be
Perhaps / maybe

Answer 704

A

Knowledge

Answer 705

A

Radio
Radio

(Need context to understand which

Answer 706

A

Sadness
Youth / young-ness

Answer 707

A

To flow out

Answer 708

A

Current (electric)

Answer 709

A

Imagine
Style / In a way

Answer 710

A

To avoid something, to pass on doing something

Answer 711

A

To draw / to pick up a card (when playing a card game)

Answer 712

A

A DAMN card

Answer 713

A

To make a bid (at an auction)

Answer 714

A

What’s happening?
What happened?

Answer 715

A

The drinks are ‘fee based’ or ‘to be paid for’
The drinks are not included.
The drinks are charged.

PAYANTES = Adjective meaning
‘Paying’ or ‘to be paid for’

These are paying guests.

Answer 716

A

I don’t care.

Answer 717

A

She is leaving.

Answer 718

A

To hold
Here you are!
You hold.

Answer 719

A

To break
My boyfriend and I broke up.

Answer 720

A

Amener - you will bring something to me (Bring) - AH men ay
Emmener - you will take me to something (Take) - AHN men ay

Answer 721

A

I’m really going to miss you.
I miss you.
Manquer - to be MISSED BY

Answer 722

A

To be PLEASED BY (reverse of English)
I like this house
This house pleases me (= I like this house)
If it pleases you = Please.

Answer 723

A

The second is correct… because NE and PAS need to BOTH come before the verb when it is INFINITIVE. And here répondre is infinitive because it is the third verb.

Answer 724

A

What are you doing?
What are you making?

Answer 725

A

What are you doing?
What are you making?

Note: you can never start a question with QUOI. You have to use Que, or À quoi.

Answer 726

A

Log cake - sold at Christmas (roll cake, often in chocolate) in France

Answer 727

A

Noix de saint Jacques
Coquilles saint Jacques

Answer 728

A

What are you saying?
What are you wanting to say? Trying to say? What do you mean?
What does that mean? ( What does that want to say?)

There is no VERB in french that means ‘to mean’.

Answer 729

A

Heat (noun)
It’s hot outside (weather)
The coffee is hot
The windows are hot (F, Plural)

Answer 730

A

A holiday
Proud (M)
Proud (F) - has accent on first E, but masculine doesn’t have one
Pride (Adjective)
To be proud

Answer 731

A

Ainsi = thus, so, thereby, as, (Pronounced - AHN SEE)
Tellement = So much so, so much. When used alone… = Agreed?
Donc = So, Therefore, Thus (a consequence of something)
Alors = Then, So (can be used alone, as a pause between two sentences)

Answer 732

A

having left

Answer 733

A

To hold, to keep
Here you go. Here it is. (Similar to Voila)
What a surprise (positive or negative).
Wait (hold on)

Answer 734

A

To put asleep
To fall asleep
To Sleep
To go to sleep
To put to bed
To go to bed

Answer 735

A

I can help you?
May I help you?

Answer 736

A

The first one above DNE - instead use the second phrase above.
Meaning CAN I .

Answer 737

A

Aisles, departments (in a store)

Answer 738

A

Style, way
Manner, Style, way
To do so in a way that … showy …

Answer 739

A

Où is after a noun, describing a time in the past…. Le jour où je suis né. (Even though in English we could use WHEN to say this, technically, WHERE is more appropriate)
Quand is for a period of time

Answer 740

A

Courage
Courrageous
To correct

Answer 741

A

Putain = whore
Nom de dieu = name of God

Answer 742

A

To be informed - to be kept current
To be informed - to be kept up to date/current
Current (routine, standard)

Answer 743

A

To be careful

Answer 744

A

It, This, That
This, This is, It
That, That is, It
It, This, That

Answer 745

A

Devenir (IR verb)
Deviner (ER verb)

Answer 746

A

To become
To guess/infer/sense

Answer 747

A

I was fed up with being the best friend

Answer 748

A

The next day / result / consequence
Tomorrow

Answer 749

A

Réflexive verb meaning `to be excited’
(Rejoice)

Answer 750

A

Les poumons

Answer 751

A

To have Value
It’s value
I am worth

To must have to / it is necessary to
One must / you must / he must

Answer 752

A

Notice placement of the adverb

Answer 753

A

Deviner
Passe compose uses ETRE + DEVENU
Devenir (duh vee nay)
Passe compose uses AVOIR + DEVINÉ

Answer 754

A

Same
The same things
The same thing = the same
A Thing
Stuff

Answer 755

A

What is this?

Answer 756

A

Town Hall
City Hall

Answer 757

A

Town hall / city hall
The Bride / Bride
The Groom / Groom

Answer 758

A

La mariée
Le marié
La mairie
L’Hotel de Ville

Answer 759

A

Anguish / anxiety / distress

Answer 760

A

The first floor. Upstairs. On the first floor.
The agent takes them upstairs.

Answer 761

A

I have it all planned.
I’ve got it all covered.

Answer 762

A

Rather
More like
Quite

Answer 763

A

Style / the way
At any rate / Either way / In any event

Answer 764

A

Current
Aware / In the know / Up to date

Answer 765

A

Received
Disappointed

Answer 766

A

In fact / Actually
At the fact / By the way / In fact
Done / Fact / Made / Done and done (Faire = to MAKE or to DO)
Even when / Even so / All the same / Still / Anyway
Anyway
By the way

Answer 767

A

I have a pain in my back.

Answer 768

A

The yogurt is a bit flavourless.
Dull/tasteless (pronounced FAD)

Answer 769

A

The college / university

Answer 770

A

Deviner (verb)
Devine! (Impératif)

Answer 771

A

To guess (verb)
Guess!

Answer 772

A

Hum, je parie que oui.

Answer 773

A

Childhood

Answer 774

A

Treasures

Answer 775

A

The loaf.

Answer 776

A

The waffle

Answer 777

A

To overeat

Answer 778

A

Fresh
Cooked

Answer 779

A

The tail
The cue

Answer 780

A

Résister

Answer 781

A

The chopsticks

Answer 782

A

To polish

Answer 783

A

The place setting / tableware
The cutlery / tableware

The blanket

Answer 784

A

Sweet
Soft
Gentle

Answer 785

A

An ear
A pillow

Answer 786

A

As much
As much as

Answer 787

A

For a year
Two years ago
For three years

Answer 788

A

The slightest noise disturbs me.

Answer 789

A

La pâte
Les pâtes

Answer 790

A

Ajouter
Mélanger

Answer 791

A

We would go swimming.

Answer 792

A

We would relax.

Answer 793

A

He likes to tinker.

Answer 794

A

To do the laundry.

Answer 795

A

I was exhausted (F)

Answer 796

A

Empty
Quickly.

Answer 797

A

Comment vous payez?
Vous réglez comment?
Réglez Comment?

Answer 798

A

To Settle (a bill)
To bring to an end / transact

Answer 799

A

J’ai apporte mon propre sac.
Mon propre sac.

J’ai un sac propre.
Sac propre.

Answer 800

A

Eating
Dietary
Food
Don to earn a living, or make money

Answer 801

A

E sounds like … je, de, deux,

EUH

Answer 802

A

Batteries

Answer 803

A

You should comb your hair before going out.

Answer 804

A

Poussière

Answer 805

A

Customs (office, at the boarder)

Answer 806

A

Bonjour à tous et à toutes

Answer 807

A

Merci à tantôt

Answer 808

A

Je suis désolée, je ne parle pas (encore) très bien français- mais j’y travaille.

Answer 809

A

Merci d’être patient avec moi, mon niveau de français est faible, et je ne suis pas encore assez confiante pour communiquer en français.

Answer 810

A

Si vous parlez lentement, je pourrai ainsi mieux comprendre.

Answer 811

A

Sounds like jardin, demain, bain. = AHN

Answer 812

A

AFTER

Ex.
Je lis souvent. NOT. Je souvent lis.
Nous mangeons seulement des choses faites maison.

Answer 813

A

Les vagues
Le mur
La natation
Les nuages
La mouette

Answer 814

A

La baignoire
Le robinet
Les bulles de savon
Le dentifrice
Le lavabo
La laine
Le papier peint
Le coussin
L’horloge, la pendule
Le réveil

Answer 815

A

La commode
Le coussin
L’oreiller
Les tableaux
L’édredon

Answer 816

A

The iron
The tea kettle
The vacuum cleaner
The sink
The rag
The stool
The light bulb

Answer 817

A

Matches
Laundry detergent
The frying pan
The garbage
The tiles
The stove

Answer 818

A

La brouette

Answer 819

A

The beehive

Answer 820

A

The trash / garbage

Answer 821

A

La pelle
La fourmi
L’échelle

Answer 822

A

The ladder
The scale

Answer 823

A

Le ver de terre

Answer 824

A

The worm, earthworm

Answer 825

A

La truelle
Truelle

Answer 826

A

The bee
The wasp

Answer 827

A

Le feu de joie

Answer 828

A

Le nid
Le nid d’oiseau

Answer 829

A

Les feuilles

Answer 830

A

Scie
Marteau
Tournevis
Peinture
Bois
Clous
Vis
Boulons

Answer 831

A

La boite à outils

Answer 832

A

The file, wood shaving file

Answer 833

A

Sable
Papier de verre

Answer 834

A

La cheminée

Answer 835

A

La camion

Answer 836

A

Escaliers
Marches

Answer 837

A

Le terrain de jeux

Answer 838

A

The lamppost

Answer 839

A

The van / pick up truck

Answer 840

A

Playing cards

Answer 841

A

L’appareil de photo

Answer 842

A

The whistle

Answer 843

A

Les ballons
Ballon
Ballon
Les ballons

Answer 844

A

L’arc et les flèches

Answer 845

A

The toboggan
The slide

Answer 846

A

Les balançoires
La balançoire

Answer 847

A

La flaque

Answer 848

A

La clôture

Answer 849

A

L’Ours
Le castor
La chauve-souris
L’aigle
Le singe
La Chère
La chèvre
La baleine
Le Requin
Le phoque

Answer 850

A

Stamps
Pads

Answer 851

A

You might as well
As much / As many
Just

Answer 852

A

Almost empty / nearly empty

Answer 853

A

If
So
More here…

Answer 854

A

To fall asleep
To sleep

Answer 855

A

To, For, In order to
So, And, Thus

Answer 856

A

Against, Contra, Counter, To

Answer 857

A

Dedans
Dehors

Answer 858

A

Nearby, With, At, Contact, From

Answer 859

A

Soon, Immediately, Instantly, At Once, As soon as, No sooner said than done

Answer 860

A

As much as, You may as well, Just, Equally, Particularly as, Especially as

Answer 861

A

Around, About, Surrounding

Answer 862

A

Formerly, Previously, In the past, Once
Another time

Answer 863

A

However, But, Nevertheless, But then again, On the other hand, Yet

Answer 864

A

To enter, Log-in, To start, To be included in
Enter, Between/Amongst, Visit
Of, In between

Answer 865

A

Below/Bottom, Down, Downward, Under(neath), On the first floor
On/At the bottom of (the), Downstairs

Answer 866

A

To comb / combing, To tease / teasing
To comb oneself
A comb

Answer 867

A

I bought some paint and brushes.

Answer 868

A

This morning, I couldn’t comb my hair.

Answer 869

A

Soft / Limp / Weak / Flaccid / Flabby (appearance/physical trait)
Soft / Gentle / Sweet / Mild (feel/characteristic, weather, colours, textiles)

Ex)
Le garçon est mou. La glace est molle.
Le chien est doux. La chemise est douce.

Answer 870

A

Noun - Sloth (lazy animal)

Adjective = lazy, easy going, idle,

Verb = être paresseux

Answer 871

A

My bedroom is upstairs.

Answer 872

A

Empty / Void / Vacuum
Empty again
The tube is empty again

Answer 873

A

Haste
Hurry
Eager

J’ai trop hâte. I can’t wait.

Answer 874

A

At the back / bottom

Answer 875

A

There isn’t any.

Answer 876

A

Quand
Lorsque
À quel moment

Answer 877

A

Malgré / Quand même

Answer 878

A

All the same
Despite, Even so
Still

Answer 879

A

Presque
Environ
Autour

Answer 880

A

Around / Surroundings
About / Almost

Answer 881

A

Practically
Almost
Nearly

Answer 882

A

About
Almost
Nearly

Answer 883

A

Mostly, Especially
Certainly not

Answer 884

A

So much/many, While, As, As long as, Until
So much + better,
That’s great! Good for you!
Better
So much + worse,
Oh well! So much for that! Never mind!
Worse

Answer 885

A

Ok for you?
You are going to?
How are you?
You OK?

Answer 886

A

It suits you!
Are you OK?

Answer 887

A

Do you want to ….?

Answer 888

A

Do you want to …?
What do you say of …?

Answer 889

A

Do you want to go …?
What do you say about going …?

Answer 890

A

(How) are you going?
Are you OK?
Does it suit you?

Answer 891

A

Pendant que
Tandis que
Alors que
Tout en

Answer 892

A

It caught fire

Answer 893

A

de la

(Not just ‘la’)

Answer 894

A

Passe compose for MORT and NÉ uses ÊTRE and not AVOIR
(These are Vanderkamp verbs)

Answer 895

A

Sometimes, This afternoon
Goodbye for now!

Answer 896

A

All
To
Punch

All of a sudden, suddenly

Answer 897

A

Absolutely, exactly, totally

All
At/To
Done/Made/Fact

Answer 898

A

Soon, Just now, Shortly
Later, Earlier, A little while ago

Answer 899

A

Right now, right away
At once, immediately

Answer 900

A

All the time, Forever, Always (like toujours)

All the TENSES (ex. Conjugation)

Answer 901

A

Everybody, everyone

Answer 902

A

Suddenly
Absolutely
Later
Immediately
All the time
Everyone

Answer 903

A

Suite, consequence/result,
Consecutively, on end
Right away,

Answer 904

A

Something
Somewhere
Sometimes

Answer 905

A

Nothing
Not anything

Answer 906

A

What/That
Who/Which
What

Answer 907

A

Rather than, instead
Earlier, before

Answer 908

A

Of course
Soon

Answer 909

A

This
That

Answer 910

A

Car, Parce que
À cause de, Grâce à

Answer 911

A

However (formal)
While/During

Answer 912

A

Cependant
Pourtant
Toutefois
Néanmoins

Answer 913

A

Early
Immediately / as soon as possible
Soon / shortly

Answer 914

A

Between / among
To enter
I enter
I have entered

Answer 915

A

Finally
Then
Between

Answer 916

A

There’s no more

Answer 917

A

Puisque (conjunction)
de puis (préposition)

Answer 918

A

Ensuite
Puis
Alors

Answer 919

A

When
Even when
Anyway, Still, Even if, Nevertheless, Regardless
No way!!
Despite
Same, Even

Answer 920

A

First
Firstly
In the beginning

Answer 921

A

How
Like, As, Since

Answer 922

A

See you soon!
Soon.

Answer 923

A

In
Inside
outside

Answer 924

A

In the past
One other time

Answer 925

A

Once, as soon as, immediately

Answer 926

A

Que (which)
Quoi
Quel (M), Quelle (F) - which

Answer 927

A

To pass / skip
To spend (TIME, not Money)
To go / proceed

Note: to spend $$ = dépenser

Answer 928

A

Near
Nearby / by
Close

Answer 929

A

Par (for, through, per, to)
Pour (for, to, of, toward) - future/now
Pendant (for, during, while) - past
Depuis (for, since, from)

Answer 930

A

PDG - sigle de (PRÉSIDENT-DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL)
Des PDG

Sigle de = acronym, abbreviation

Answer 931

A

Summer
Was (past tense of être)

Answer 932

A

Far/away
Near

Answer 933

A

Less
More

Answer 934

A

More
Another

Answer 935

A

Until
Until to
Just, Proper, Fair, Correct, Right

Answer 936

A

Immédiatement
Tout de suite
Aussitôt
Dès que

Answer 937

A

Pendant (que)

Answer 938

A

More
Several, many

Answer 939

A

Partout
Nulle part
n’importe où

Answer 940

A

Donc
Ainsi
Alors
Si
Tellement

Answer 941

A

There was

Answer 942

A

After
Nearby

Answer 943

A

As much
Around

Answer 944

A

Already
Already seen

Answer 945

A

On
Above

Under
Below

Answer 946

A

So
Therefore

Answer 947

A

Donc
Alors
Ainsi
C’est pourquoi
En conséquence

Answer 948

A

Over there

Answer 949

A

Here on this earth
Here below

Answer 950

A

Over here

Answer 951

A

Use Z sound when vowel follows GROS. Ex) un gros elephant.

Use Silent S when masculine noun. Ex) Il est gros.

Use S sound when feminine noun. Ex) Elle est grosse.

Answer 952

A

The boxes

The night clubs

Answer 953

A

To Remove, to take away, to take off
You took off
You took off your pyjamas

Answer 954

A

Get up, stand (yourself) up
To raise/lift, To pick/hold up

Answer 955

A

to lie down, stretch out
To lie down, to lengthen, draw out, extend

Answer 956

A

Elle est déprimée ces jours-ci

Answer 957

A

Breakdown, Breaking down
Failure, Outage, Trouble

Answer 958

A

Return to, Going back to, Start again
Go to, Visit, Contact, Go, To leave

Answer 959

A

Partir, Laisser, pour Quitter

Answer 960

A

Holes, With holes, Open, Hole pattern
Jeans with holes

Answer 961

A

To lie down,
To lay down (to sleep)

Setting, Sunset, Sundown

Sleep, Slumber

To be asleep, to be dormant
To go to sleep = Coucher
Ex) Let’s go to sleep

To go to sleep, to put to sleep
To fall asleep (oneself)

Answer 962

A

You have some on your cheek.

Answer 963

A

Ne goes before the pronoun.

1)

Ex. Il n’y a pas de pain.

Ex. Je ne me sens pas mal.

Answer 964

A

Aie/Ayez confiance en Lea. Faites/Faire confiance à Lea.

Answer 965

A

Mon boucher organise un événement

Answer 966

A

This is a real improvement.

Answer 967

A

Improvement
Improveable
To improve

Answer 968

A

Copier
Coller

Answer 969

A

I find it hard to understand.

Answer 970

A

Lyn takes out her phone.

Answer 971

A

Tenant, occupant
Roommate

Answer 972

A

Enough, quite, rather, plenty

Answer 973

A

Painter
to Paint (unskillfully)
to Paint
the Paint, the picture, paint job

Answer 974

A

Le public

Answer 975

A

Je ris
Tu ris
Elle rit
Nous rions
Vous riez
Elles rient

J’ai ri = I laughed

Answer 976

A

Haïr = hate, detest
Détester = hate, detest, loathe, despise

Answer 977

A

Haïr = To Hate

Je hais
Tu hais
Elle hait
Nous haïssons
Vous haïssez
Elles haïssent

J’ai haï = I hated

Pronounced … ‘eye - ear’)

Answer 978

A

To Hire
Hiring, recruiting

Answer 979

A

Quelque peu
Assez
D’une certaine façon
Un peu

Answer 980

A

Of one certain way
In a sense
Somewhat

Answer 981

A

Any
No matter which
Any one
Whatever

Answer 982

A

N’importe quel(le)
Un peu de
Tout (= any/all)
Quelques (some/same)

Answer 983

A

I correct

Answer 984

A

I understand (slang).
I always understand very well.

Answer 985

A

The slang

Answer 986

A

Nothing of it.
Don’t mention it.

Answer 987

A

To smoke
The smoke

Answer 988

A

To Agree
Agreed
OK

Answer 989

A

Malheureusement
Fâcheusement (Annoyingly)
Hélas, non (Alas… no (such luck))

Answer 990

A

Since
As
Because

Answer 991

A

However, But

Answer 992

A

Do you know where I can dispose of my garbage? My garbage cans are overflowing.

Answer 993

A

en général l’adjectif est APRÈS le nom
Newness + Order + BANGS … sont AVANT le nom = N.O B.A.N.G.S.
Order: pour les dates, le mot ‘dernier’ et ‘prochain’ etc, se placent APRÈS le nom
les nombres avant tout autres

Remember:
Beau becomes Bel and Vieux become Vieil and Nouveau becomes Nouvel before words that start with a vowel or silent H

Answer 994

A

Please
I pray of you
I beg of you

Without the ‘en’ above, the sentence says … I beg/pray you.

Answer 995

A

We Shop on-line.

Answer 996

A

The stamp

Answer 997

A

To leave (someone or something)
To let/permit
To allow
To leave behind

Answer 998

A

Mes vieux amis
Mes vieilles amies
Mon vieil ami
Ma vieillle amie

Answer 999

A

Before
In front

Answer 1000

A

All 4 words mean NEW
(note: NEUF also means NINE)

Neuf (M) / Neuve (F)
- goes AFTER a noun, meaning the noun is new in it’s age/fabrication
- used to describe the AGE of the object
- ex) un stylo neuf, des chausseurs neuves

Nouveau (M) / Nouvelle (F)
- goes BEFORE a noun, meaning the noun is new to the object or recently acquired
- used to describe when an object has changed
- ex) un nouvelle adresse, un nouveau mari

Answer 1001

A

What’s new?
What’s up?
What’s the latest?
What’s new for you?

Answer 1002

A

It’s your turn?
It’s yours?

Answer 1003

A

To leave/let
Leave! Leave it! Let go!
Leave me alone! Let me go!
Leave me in peace!

Answer 1004

A

Can you tell me where to find the Louvre?

Answer 1005

A

You wouldn’t have an apple?

Answer 1006

A

I don’t really feel like it.
I’m not in the mood.

Answer 1007

A

I’m so sorry. Something’s come up. I can’t make it.
Sorry. I have an impediment. I can not come.

Answer 1008

A

To tear apart / to rip up
That rocks! It’s awesome!

Answer 1009

A

That/This sucks!
It’s a pain in the ass.

Answer 1010

A

Qu’est-ce que je dois faire pour obtenir un chien?

Answer 1011

A

Let’s (just) say…
Ex) let’s say that, him, he writes and me, I translate and I correct.

Answer 1012

A

There is no need to / You’re welcome / Don’t mention it
No problem.

Answer 1013

A

True.
Elle mange beaucoup de légumes.
Il y a beaucoup de café.

Answer 1014

A

Ex) Vous nous aidez à mettre le canapé dans le salon.
Ex) Si vous continuez à acheter des vêtements.
Ex) Quand je décide de prendre le bébé dans mes bras.

Answer 1015

A

Il voyage dans le monde entier.

Answer 1016

A

You didn’t even tell him good-bye?

Answer 1017

A

Do you still want to go to his party?

Answer 1018

A

Un œuf = ahn euh + f (the eu sounds like fleur)
Des oeufs = dez + euh (silent F and silent S)

Answer 1019

A

Le Bœuf = le + b + euh + f
Des Bœufs = des + b + euh (no F sound, no S sound)

Answer 1020

A

Technically, these two plural phrases sound exactly the same.
So to help distinguish between them, be sure to drop the S-sound before Héros

Les Zéros = lays + éro (no S sound)
Les Héros = lay (no S) + éro (slight pause between words)

Answer 1021

A

If you think of it, remind me of it in the morning.

Answer 1022

A

To spoil, to squander
To miss (to spoil food)

Answer 1023

A

I love polka dots and all my clothes have some.

Answer 1024

A

Polka dots

Answer 1025

A

Fabrics
Masculine

Answer 1026

A

The ones that I want are red and gold-coloured

Answer 1027

A

Me, I would like the ones who are on this shelf.

Answer 1028

A

The one I’m wearing today is looser. Yesterday it was tighter.

Answer 1029

A

I like the one that has a collar and long sleeves.

Answer 1030

A

You have to copy it then paste it.

Answer 1031

A

Absolutely
Totally
Exactly

Answer 1032

A

C’est un fait.

Answer 1033

A

It’s about.
We’re talking about.

Answer 1034

A

In my opinion…

Answer 1035

A

Cuits / Cuit
Crus / Cru

Answer 1036

A

In all
(All together)

Answer 1037

A

Don’t have fear

Answer 1038

A

In fact / Indeed
Forward / Ahead
In Fact / Actually

Answer 1039

A

It
That / This

Answer 1040

A

You are not bad. You are no worse

You are not the worst.

Answer 1041

A

the first!

Il est journaliste.

When describing a profession do not use un/une.
Ex) Je suis avocat. NOT Je suis un avocat.

Answer 1042

A

Que (that)
Quel / Quelle (what)
Quoi (what)
Qui (who)
Lequel / Laquelle (which that)

Answer 1043

A

Tous les ans pendant un mois.

Answer 1044

A

To Host / To Welcome

Answer 1045

A

Distributeur

Distributeur de billets

Distributeur automatique

Answer 1046

A

He earns a good living.

Answer 1047

A

Meilleurs vœux !

Tous mes vœux (de bon heure)
(All my best wishes for happiness)

Vœux = vows / wishes

Answer 1048

A

Je suis ici.
Je suis là.
J’y suis.

Answer 1049

A

Oui, elle me va.
(Yes, it suits me)

Answer 1050

A

Right?
Isn’t that so?
It’s not?

Answer 1051

A

He has eaten
He is eaten

Answer 1052

A

To understand (slang)

Type 1 verb

Answer 1053

A

That’s it!
Yes!

(Literally = it’s that)

Answer 1054

A

To Beg
To Ask for
To Seek
To Pray / Request

Answer 1055

A

J’aime ma voisine
J’aime bien ma voisine

Answer 1056

A

Aimer Bien
Aimer

(There is no SINGLE word in french that means LIKE… it takes two words.. Aimer Bien)

Answer 1057

A

How do you know it?

Answer 1058

A

To rejoin / join
To go along with / agree
To contact

To meet up with one another / intersect
To visit each other / catch up

Answer 1059

A

Naître & Mourir (Décéder)
Sortir & Entre (Rentrer)
Partir & Arriver / Retourner / Rester
Aller & Venir (Revenir / Devenir)
Monter & Descendre / Tomber

+ Passer (sometimes)
Note: Monter sometimes uses AVOIR
Note: all reflexive verbs use ÊTRE for passé compose, but they don’t agree with the subject!!

Answer 1060

A

Le Moustique

Sounds like ….. moose - teak

Answer 1061

A

Prends-le!
Ne le prends pas!

Answer 1062

A

Appelle-la!
Ne l’appelle pas!

(LA comes before the verb when the

https://www.frenchtoday.com/blog/french-verb-conjugation/french-imperative/

Answer 1063

A

Go away!
Give it back!
Sell it to them!
Buy them

Answer 1064

A

Don’t go!
Don’t give it back!
Don’t sell it to them!
Don’t buy me some!

Answer 1065

A

I can’t believe it.

Answer 1066

A

I don’t care.

Answer 1067

A

I can’t wait.

Answer 1068

A

Yes, it’s Friday night.

Can also use:
Oui, c’est vendredi soir.
Oui, nous sommes vendredi soir.
To say the same thing.

Answer 1069

A

It’s because all we do is watch television every evening.

Answer 1070

A

He wanted to leave.
We were able to finish on time.

Answer 1071

A

J’ai eu = I have had / I had
Tu as eu = You have had / You got it.
Elle a eu = She has had / She got
Nous avons eu = We have had
Vous avez eu = You have had
Elles ont eu = They have had

Le participe passé pour AVOIR est…. EU

Answer 1072

A

Quel est le prix moyen?

Answer 1073

A

Before he was hating her, but NOT (now) anymore.

Answer 1074

A

I’m not able to download the attachment.

Answer 1075

A

Tonight free Lakmé opera under the ramparts at 9 p.m. if you feel like it.

Answer 1076

A

To appeal to

Answer 1077

A

Select it with the mouse, it’s easier.

Answer 1078

A

Move this file and put it in this folder.

Answer 1079

A

Mets en ligne

Answer 1080

A

You don’t know this person, don’t friend her.

Answer 1081

A

To add
To mix

Answer 1082

A

Mélanger
Ajouter

Answer 1083

A

Débranche l’ordinateur

Answer 1084

A

Polka-dots, dots, spots
Strips

Answer 1085

A

Il ne m’a pas appelé dernièrement.

Answer 1086

A

Je n’ai AUCUNE préférence.

Je n’ai PAS de préférence DU TOUT.

Answer 1087

A

Vanille
Mayonnaise

Answer 1088

A

On mangera les restes du déjeuner.

Answer 1089

A

La nappe est sale.

Answer 1090

A

Personne ici n’aime les sauces amères.

Answer 1091

A

In, on, at
Inside

Answer 1092

A

Towards, To
Towards, Reverse

Answer 1093

A

Rear-end, bum
Rear
Overdue, simple-minded

*effectively, all these words mean ‘BEHIND’

Answer 1094

A

To bring along / to bring about
To take to / take away

Answer 1095

A

Generally, use QUE when a subject (Je) follows.
Generally, use QUI when a verb (est) follows.

Answer 1096

A

Gérondif allows us to say WHILE in front of any verb. Ex) … en mangeant = while eating

Rule = add ANT after the verb’s ROOT

All verbs follow this rule except for these 3: Être, Avoir, Savoir.
Être = en étant = while being. (Question for VC: this doesn’t look like an exception, because ét is the ‘root’ for être???)
Avoir = en ayant = while having
Savoir = en sachant = while knowing

Answer 1097

A

Le vieux peintre a peint sa maison avec de la peinture rouge et puis il a peint un peinture de la maison.

Answer 1098

A

Painter / artist
To paint
He has painted
I am painting
The picture
The picture / blackboard

Answer 1099

A

It’s my book, this one on (about) the boy who is going to school.

Answer 1100

A

The first is correct.

J’ai cassé ma jambe. Is also correct.

Answer 1101

A

This is a verb. It means TO LEAVE.
Very similar to PARTIR.

Ex) On s’en va? We are leaving?
Ex) Elle s’en va. She is going herself somewhere/there … she is leaving.
Ex) Je m’en vais. I am leaving. (I am going myself some(where))
Ex) Nous nous en allons. = Nous quittons. = Nous partons.

Answer 1102

A

All we do is watch the TV.

Answer 1103

A

2) The second one is correct.
Moyen, Plus élève, Plus bas …. All go AFTER the NOUN
These are NOT part of the BANGS rule.

3) The first one is correct.
Meilleur, Pire, Premier …. All go BEFORE the NOUN
These ARE part of the BANGS rule … ‘Goodness’

Answer 1104

A

To omit, forget, neglect, fail

Answer 1105

A

J’omets
Tu omets
Elle omet
Nous omettons
Vous omettez
Elles omettent

J’ai omis
Tu as omis
Elle a omis
Nous avons omis
Vous avez omis
Elles ont omis

Answer 1106

A

To fear, dread

Answer 1107

A

Je crains
Tu crains
Elle craint
Nous craignons
Vous craignez
Elles craignent

J’ai craint
Tu as craint
Elle as craint
Nous avons craint
Vous avez craint
Elles on craint

Answer 1108

A

To complain
To pity

Answer 1109

A

J’étais
Je suis
Je serai
Je serais

J’ai été
J’avais été

J’aurais été
J’aurai été

Answer 1110

A

… says my mother while heaving a long sigh.

Answer 1111

A

A porthole
Or
An airplane window

Answer 1112

A

My heart is heavy

Answer 1113

A

Like the back of his hand
Literal = like the bottom of his pocket

Answer 1114

A

Clean
Ownership / own
Proper / suitable
Literal

Answer 1115

A

I realize that…
I appreciate that ….

Answer 1116

A

To Perceive

Answer 1117

A

By the way …
In fact …

Answer 1118

A

It is as cold as a duck.
= It’s freezing!

Answer 1119

A

.. with some spots of brown sauce.

Answer 1120

A

Trottoir enneigé

Answer 1121

A

The restaurant is full of people

Answer 1122

A

To carry away
To take

Answer 1123

A

Demonstrably / evidently / clearly / obviously / apparently
Demonstration / declaration

Answer 1124

A

Acutely
Sharply
Shrill (la femme dit d’une voie aiguë)

Answer 1125

A

Condensation

Answer 1126

A

Agony/torture
A real torture

Answer 1127

A

An April fool’s joke

Answer 1128

A

Strangers

Answer 1129

A

This is an old french word that means COLD (likely only used in Quebec)

Answer 1130

A

Huge snowblowers

Answer 1131

A

To clear, unblock, release

Answer 1132

A

Lancer
Jeter

Answer 1133

A

Deer
Chickens

Answer 1134

A

While piercing
To pierce

Answer 1135

A

Also / likewise

Answer 1136

A

To recoup / recycle / collect

Answer 1137

A

Tubing/pipes/hoses

Answer 1138

A

To recover from … or … To ferment (make alcohol)
Vat / Tank
Vintage / Edition

Examples
(1) cuver son vin — to sleep off the wine
(2) Il a cuvé sa colère pendant la nuit. — He got over his anger during the night.
(3) Le Bordeaux cuve en fût de chêne. — Bordeaux wine ferments in an oak cask.

Answer 1139

A

To recognize (to notice, admit, give credit)

Answer 1140

A

Recognized / Known For (from reconnaître)
Known / Well Known / Famous (from connaître)

Answer 1141

A

Between two SIPS of beer.

Answer 1142

A

I make semblance of hesitating = I pretend to think it over

Answer 1143

A

An affordable apartment

Answer 1144

A

Because of its history and economic and social ties with France.

Answer 1145

A

Netherlands
(Literally = Low Country)

Answer 1146

A

Pays-Bas
La Hollande

Answer 1147

A

My cardboard coffee cup slips out of my hand

Answer 1148

A

To Slip
To Escape

Answer 1149

A

She is pretty as a peach

Answer 1150

A

To Venture to / To Dare to

Regular ER verb:
J’ose
Tu oses
…

J’ai osé
….

Answer 1151

A

Les souliers (Quebecqois)
Les chaussures (elsewhere)

Answer 1152

A

I feel myself BLUSHING

Answer 1153

A

Bursts out laughing

Answer 1154

A

I have an idea…

Answer 1155

A

I accompanied (escorted)

Answer 1156

A

Vite (adverb) = Fast, Quickly
Rapidement (adverb) = Rapidly, Quickly
* both are opposite of LENTEMENT

Rapide (adjective, M/F) = Rapid, Fast, Quick
* opposite of LENT

Answer 1157

A

Les vacances du boucher sont bientôt finies.

(Note: don’t use the infinitive FINIR (v) but instead use the adjective, FINIES (PL))

Answer 1158

A

My ex didn’t do housework.

Answer 1159

A

This software is no longer used for anything, delete it.

Answer 1160

A

I’m not able to download the attachment.

Answer 1161

A

Select it with the mouse, that’s easier.

Answer 1162

A

Move this file and put it in this folder.

Answer 1163

A

The folder
The file

Answer 1164

A

These photos are beautiful, upload them (put them on line).

Answer 1165

A

You don’t know this person, don’t friend her (add her).

Answer 1166

A

Donne-les-moi.

Answer 1167

A

Buy them.
Give them to me.
Give it to him.

Answer 1168

A

Donne-le-moi.
Achetez-les.
Ne me le donne pas.
Ne le lui donne pas.

Answer 1169

A

Aide-moi!
Ne m’aide pas!

Answer 1170

A

Achetez-les !
Ne les achetez pas !

Answer 1171

A

I stopped by Michel’s place for five minutes to say hello and check in on him.

Answer 1172

A

Above all, absolutely do not download this software.

Answer 1173

A

Tu vois qui tombe? Ce sont les feuilles ce qui sont jaunes.

Answer 1174

A

Je sais où il habite.
C’est l’année où tu t’es cassé la jambe.

Answer 1175

A

La personne qui m’aide.
La personne que j’aide.

Answer 1176

A

J’ai lu ce que tu as écrit.
I read what (this which) you wrote.

Je sais ce qui est important.
I know what (this who) is important.

Answer 1177

A

Comment s’appelle la saison où les feuilles deviennent rouges?

Answer 1178

A

To enjoy oneself
To be named (To call oneself)
To stop
To hide
To go to bed, To set (sun)
To wonder (to ask oneself)
To hurry
To get undressed
To argue
To get/be bored
To get angry
To get dressed
To get/be worried
To get up, To rise (sun)

Answer 1179

A

They were not liking each other anymore, so they got separated.
They no longer loved each other so they split up.

Answer 1180

A

Before, he used to hate her but not anymore.

Answer 1181

A

You were SO sad.

Answer 1182

A

Hi last relationship ONLY lasted two days.

Answer 1183

A

I must fight.
I have to fight.

Answer 1184

A

The weather is bad.

Answer 1185

A

Not now.
Not anymore.

Answer 1186

A

To undermine

(Conjugate as typical Type 1 - ER verb)

Answer 1187

A

Didier, him, he writes.
Me, I correct his emails.
You, you speak french well.
She, she calls herself Karina also.
No, me, I call myself Nicolas.
Ah! Alors, lui, il s’appelle Frank.

Answer 1188

A

Let’s emphasize the difference.

Answer 1189

A

She is dead tired.

Answer 1190

A

Je suis en train de parle.

Verb = être en train de

Answer 1191

A

To count/calculate
To intend to

Conjugation = Regular Type1 ER verb

Count to ten!
I count on you
I intend to look for a new job (literally = I am counting on looking for …)
My parents intend on going on a trip (literally = my parents are counting on making a trip)

Answer 1192

A

To say
To tell

Irregular verb:

Je dis
Tu dis
Elle dit
Nous disons
Vous dites
Elles disent

Answer 1193

A

To translate / To voice/express

Je traduis
Tu traduis
Elle traduit
Nous traduisons
Vous traduisez
Elles traduisent

Participe Passé = TRADUIT

Answer 1194

A

She doesn’t look good.

Answer 1195

A

To correct/rectify
A fault
False

Answer 1196

A

How come? / How is it? (Literally = How it makes itself?)
How is that?

Answer 1197

A

My pal / buddy

Replaces mon ami or mon copain for MEN only). Very colloquial.

Answer 1198

A

See you around! (Literally = Until (see you) one of these days!)
See you soon (one day, no specific time, different day)! (Literally = Until (see you) soon!)
See you shortly (at a specific known time, same day)! (Literally = All until (see you) on time!)
See you Sunday.

Answer 1199

A

Je sais
Tu sais
Elle sait
Nous savons
Vous savez
Elles savent

PP = avoir + su

Je connais
Tu connais
Elle connaît
Nous connaissons
Vous connaissez
Elles connaissent

PP = avoir + connu

Answer 1200

A

I passed by here by chance.

Answer 1201

A

Not a single electronic device is here.

Answer 1202

A

Si tu débranches tout, rien ne va marcher.

Answer 1203

A

Antoine passe sa vie sur les réseaux sociaux.
ou
Antoine passe sa vie sur les médias sociaux.

Answer 1204

A

On reportera ça à plus tard.

Answer 1205

A

Le Balai
La Baleine
La Baignoire

Answer 1206

A

To delete
To remove

Answer 1207

A

L’aspirateur

Answer 1208

A

Underneath

Answer 1209

A

Equally, also
(Like aussi)

Answer 1210

A

Pleuvoir
La pluie
Il pleut

Answer 1211

A

il fait beau

Answer 1212

A

Maigre
Mince

Answer 1213

A

To be pleasing to (like)
You are pleasing to me (I like you)

Answer 1214

A

Ils on l’air contrariés.

Answer 1215

A

J’ai repoussé la réunion à lundi. (Pushed)
J’ai reporté la réunion à lundi. (Postpone)

Answer 1216

A

Reporter (N) = reporter/journalist
Reporter à (V) = to postpone (a meeting) = Regular ER verb
Se Reporter à (V) = to refer to

Reporter à = to postpone to = reprieve
Se Reporter à = to refer to

Answer 1217

A

Le bain
La baignoire

Answer 1218

A

This news is surprising.

Answer 1219

A

Even he does extra hours.

Answer 1220

A

Mon assistant fixera un rendez-vous.

Mon assistant nous fixera un rendez-vous.

Answer 1221

A

Évidemment il est en panne.

Il est évident qu’il est cassé.

Answer 1222

A

He has pushed it back (postponed) it again.

Answer 1223

A

Désolé, vous devrez les repousser à une autre date.

Désolé, vous devrez les reporter à une autre date.

Answer 1224

A

(2)

TOUT has to go before between the verb and the object.

Answer 1225

A

Si tu es en retard, ne le lui dis pas

Answer 1226

A

Elles ont l’air contrariées

Answer 1227

A

Je m’occuperai du salon.

Answer 1228

A

Enlève ce canard de ma baignoire.

Answer 1229

A

Cette fois, rembourse le-moi.

Answer 1230

A

À mon avis, les abeilles sont en danger.

Answer 1231

A

Elles se cachent.

Ils ont caché.

Answer 1232

A

Chez nous, nous trions tous nos déchets.

Answer 1233

A

Arranger
Trier (to sort recyclables, to process data)
Classifier
Ranger (to sort, to order, to tidy)
Mettre en Ordre

Answer 1234

A

La mouche
Le moustique (in Quebec = maringouin)
L’abeille (f)
La guêpe
La mite
L’insecte (m)
Le papillon

Answer 1235

A

Il doit se taire, je ne supporte pas sa voix.
Il faut qu’il se taise, je ne supporte pas sa voix.
Il doit se taire, je ne peux pas supporter sa voix.
Il doit être silencieux, je ne peux pas supporter sa voix.

Answer 1236

A

Since / Ever Since / Since Then (a date)
For / In (amount of time)
From (a position or a variation)

Answer 1237

A

Cette réalisatrice très créative a plein d’idées.

Answer 1238

A

This festival takes place every year in October on the main square.

Answer 1239

A

This attraction is recommended by the Green Guide, but I don’t advise it (to you).

Answer 1240

A

Tu connais ce feuilleton?

Connaissez-vous cette série?

Answer 1241

A

After having locked the door.

Literally = after having closed the door by key

Answer 1242

A

Elles ont trouvé dix kilos de drogues dans son sac.

Answer 1243

A

L’ombre (f)

Answer 1244

A

N’essayez pas de vous échapper.

Answer 1245

A

(A) Il n’a pas pu parler.
(B) Après la mort de sa femme, il ne pouvait plus écrire.
(C) Je pourrais vous prêter ma voiture.

RULES:
Use passé compose for SPECIFIC FACT/MOMENT (single completed action)
Ex) J’ai pu = I had ability to

Use imparfait for GENERAL OBSERVATION (description or habitual action in the past)
Ex) Je pouvais = I could have

Use conditional present for THEORETICAL FUTURE SUGGESTION/REQUEST
Ex) Je pourrais = I was able to

Answer 1246

A

(A) Elle devrait parler un peu.
(B) Vous devriez aller au concert.

(C) Tu aurais dû le lui demander.
(D) Vous auriez dû l’emmener.

RULE:

Conditionnel Présent = SHOULD
Ex) I should = Je devrais

Conditionnel Passé = SHOULD HAVE
Ex) I should have = j’aurais dû

Answer 1247

A

(A) Elles n’ont pas voulu le faire.
(B) Voudrais-tu me montrer le chemin?
(C) Quand elles étaient adolescentes, elles jouaient au volley-ball.

RULES that use VOULOIR:
Use Passe Composé of vouloir for SPECIFIC PAST ACTION
Ex) I asked her several times, she would not answer. Je lui ai demandé plusieurs fois, elle n’a pas voulu répondre.

Use Conditionnel Présent of vouloir for POLITE REQUESTS
Ex) Would you help me solve this problem? Tu voudrais bien m’aider à résoudre ce problème?

RULE that doesn’t use VOULOIR at all, but means ‘WOULD’;
The Imparfait tense for ANY VERB means ‘WOULD’. These are for REPEATED PAST ACTION
Ex) When I was a student, I would read the newspapers. Quand j’étais étudiante, je lisais les journaux.

Answer 1248

A

Quand il était jeune, il voulait jouer au volley-ball.
Quand il était jeune, il jouait au volley-ball.
Quand il était jeune, il jouait au volley-ball.
Il jouait au volley-ball.
Il a joué au volley-ball hier.

Answer 1249

A

To own / possess
To master
To combine

I have plants.

Answer 1250

A

Se Tirer = Leave / Go / Be out of here

Tirer
= Pull / Drag
= Draw / Pull Out (a gun or a tooth)
= Shoot / Let Off (gun or fireworks, or stick out a tongue)

Let’s go!

Answer 1251

A

Celui-ci te resemble.

Answer 1252

A

It’s coming back to me now.

Answer 1253

A

Peine =
Sorrow
Hard Work / Trouble
Punishment / Sentence

à peine =
Barely / Just in time / With difficulty

Answer 1254

A

I am barely (only just) beginning

Answer 1255

A

Tu sais ce que je veux.

Answer 1256

A

I can only wait.

Answer 1257

A

I am going to check in.

Answer 1258

A

Je ne sais pas où aller.

Answer 1259

A

To follow
To remember
Often

Answer 1260

A

C’est ma table de chevet.

Answer 1261

A

By the way…

Answer 1262

A

La Chouette
Le Hibou

Le hibou is an owl with egrets on its head (feathers that look like “ears”), la chouette is an owl without egrets

Answer 1263

A

Le Coude (M)

Answer 1264

A

Bicycle track or running path/course

Pister (v) = to trace / to track / to trail (a person or thing)

Answer 1265

A

I am hungry
I have been hungry / I got hungry
I was hungry

Answer 1266

A

She became champion by beating them.

Answer 1267

A

That’s all right.
It will be fine.
(Literally - that will go)

Answer 1268

A

Elle a jeté un coup d’œil dans la rue

Answer 1269

A

She glanced down the street

Answer 1270

A

J’étais sur le point de sortir

Je me sortais

Answer 1271

A

Elle n’a jamais rien verrouillé = she

Elle ne fermait rien à clé = she was locking nothing

Answer 1272

A

To lock / close off

Answer 1273

A

Ce café n’est pas sûr

Answer 1274

A

Fish bones
Backbone, Spine

Answer 1275

A

Frying pan

Answer 1276

A

Pour out, Pay out

Pour the milk.

Answer 1277

A

Stir up, mix
Probe into
Incite
Wiggle, fidget

Ex) now you stir

Answer 1278

A

Noix (f)
Amandes (f)
Pacanes (f)

Answer 1279

A

To waste

We don’t waste any food.
Waste his time

Answer 1280

A

Whose, Of which, That, Including

Ex)
It’s the wine that I need

Answer 1281

A

To clear off
To get rid of

This is the dishes he got rid of, isn’t it?

Answer 1282

A

I feel relaxed.

Answer 1283

A

To applaud
(Regular IR verb conjugation)

She is applauded

Answer 1284

A

These works of art really move me.

Answer 1285

A

J’occuperai du salon.

Answer 1286

A

To occupy / live in

To occupy / keep busy
To take part in / take care of

Answer 1287

A

Let’s go!

= Allons-y!

Answer 1288

A

Tu sens si bon.

Answer 1289

A

Le pain
&
La confiture
Are used when referring to a known (but not stated) amount of something. Ex) The bread, The jam.

Du pain
&
De la confiture
Are used when the quantity is not precise. Non specific amount. Ex) Some bread, Some jam.

… de pain
… de confiture
Are used when the quantity is known and precise. Ex) One kilo of bread, One bottle of jam.

Answer 1290

A

(Key phrase to use when you’re leaving / ending a conversation with someone.)
I’ll leave you to it!
I’ll let you go!
I’m off!

Answer 1291

A

Literally = What’s become of you?
Idiom = What have you been up to?

Answer 1292

A

I’m going to introduce you.
Let me introduce you.

Answer 1293

A

You know each other?

Answer 1294

A

Have we seen each other before?
Have we ever met before?

Answer 1295

A

I don’t recognize you. I can’t remember your name!

Answer 1296

A

I didn’t understand your name.
I didn’t quite catch your name.

Answer 1297

A

Can we be on first-name terms?

Can we be on first-name basis?

Can we be informal?

Answer 1298

A

Tutoyer
1.informel [v]: be on first-name terms with [expr]; address somebody informally
2.figuratif [v]: get close to; be close to

Examples
Les enfants tutoient tout le monde. — Children call everybody on first-name terms.
tutoyer un danger — to get close to danger

Answer 1299

A

We realized that we lived two hundred meters from each other.

Answer 1300

A

A1) say PLU when… the phrase is negative.
ex) Il n’y en a plu(s).
ex) Moi non plu(s).
A2) say PLU when … when making a comparative statement
ex) Il est plu(s) grand que moi.
ex) Julie est plu(s) petite que Pierre.

B) say PLUZ when… PLU is appropriate, as above but there is a LIASON required because the word that follows plus starts with a vowel (or h).
ex) Je ne veux plus(z) une seule.
ex) Paul est plus(z) habile de sa main droite.

C) In every other case, pronounce PLUS with the ‘S’ at the end.
ex) J’en veux plus.
ex) Un peu plus, s’il vous plaît.

Answer 1301

A

(1) NEVER - this negates déjà
(2) NOT YET - this negates déjà or encore
(3) NOT ANYMORE - this negates toujours
(4) NONE / NOT ANY / NOT ONE
(5) NOT ANYTHING
(6) NOTHING
(7) NO ONE
(8) NO ONE
(9) ONLY - same as using Seulement

Translated:
You NEVER understand ANYTHING.
There is NO ONE more (Literal). There is NOT ANYONE left.
This ONLY costs, until the end of the month, ten euros.

Answer 1302

A

Il est une heure
Il est dix heures et demie. (Note: ‘Il est’ is always singular)
Il est neuf heures moins le quart
Il est six heures cinq
Il est quatre heures dix
Il est midi
Il est minuit
Vingt heures vingt-cinq
À huit heures du matin

Answer 1303

A

You are not in good shape.
You are not well.

Answer 1304

A

The second one.

Je crois à cette histoire.

Answer 1305

A

The contest ends tomorrow.

Answer 1306

A

Thomas reprend conscience.
Thomas vient aussi.

Answer 1307

A

Je vais suivre votre conseil.

Answer 1308

A

By comparison to the past or the future

Answer 1309

A

last year (past year)
the last year of my exams is 2026 (last in a series)

Answer 1310

A

until (before a feminine word)
until (before a masculine word)
until the Tuesday after next (the week following the coming week)

Answer 1311

A

until (before a feminine word)
until (before a masculine word)
until the Tuesday after the coming week (common french saying, much more efficient than in English)

Answer 1312

A

il a ete
it will be

Answer 1313

A

She is going to be

Answer 1314

A

The practical aspect

Answer 1315

A

Disgusting (taste)

Answer 1316

A

You look well rested.
You look tired/ill.

Answer 1317

A

Ex)
Je compte chercher un nouveau travail. I am planning to look for a new job.
Mes parents comptent faire un voyage. My parents plan to go on a trip.

Answer 1318

A

Say, Chloe, I would like you to meet my PAL, Chris.

I can tell you everything, my FRIEND.

Note: this is a very colloquial term and used for only a male friend, to replace mon copain or mon ami.

Answer 1319

A

How is that? How can that be? How come?
(This phrase is meant to show surprise and elicit more information)

See you around!

Answer 1320

A

See you tomorrow
See you soon
See you later
See you (soon) one of these days
See you Sunday

Answer 1321

A

To dash/fly/spin

I’m taking off now. See you soon.

Answer 1322

A

I know it (fact).
I know (of) him.

Answer 1323

A

Means: to manage / cope

Don’t worry. I can manage.
I already know how to manage.
I’m a beginner in French, but I can figure out how to order at the restaurant.

The non reflexive verb débrouiller means to unravel.

Answer 1324

A

Delighted to make your acquaintance.

Delighted

Answer 1325

A

This means …. ‘The house of” …

He lives at the house of his aunt. He lives at his aunt’s house.
We are going to the house of them. We are going to their house.

Answer 1326

A

Ne t’inquiète pas.

Peut-être une autre fois.

Answer 1327

A

I would be happy to.
Gladly.

Answer 1328

A

Hi Didier. Isn’t it Saturday today? It’s not Sunday, right?

Yes, Here’s a kiss for you.

How about that!. (That then)

How are you Ma’am? (Formal)

Answer 1329

A

This is Didier. He is my best friend.

Answer 1330

A

La veille (vay) (not vee ay)
Le lendemain
Hier
Demain
Aujourd’hui

Answer 1331

A

Je les ai déçus.
Décevoir

Answer 1332

A

At the end

Finally

Answer 1333

A

Loin
Long(ue) - pronounced LAHN and LAHN GG

Answer 1334

A

Tomber dans les pommes
S’évanouir (not used often)

Answer 1335

A

One must
One values (it’s worth)

Answer 1336

A

Insert samples here

Answer 1337

A

Nord-est
Sud-ouest
Nord-ouest
Sud-est

Pronounce D is sud but not in nord

Liaison with sud and nord
And province the T in both est and ouest
The OU in ouest sounds like a W

Answer 1338

A

Les poumons

Answer 1339

A

Les poumons

Answer 1340

A

Au lieu de

Answer 1341

A

A being
A human being
Human

Answer 1342

A

To taste
The afternoon snack

Answer 1343

A

To taste
The afternoon snack

Answer 1344

A

The know how
The manners

Answer 1345

A

Speaker (built in speaker in phone or stand alone speaker

Answer 1346

A

La chirurgienne
Le chirurgien

Answer 1347

A

To take care of me / To treat me

To take care

Answer 1348

A

To take care of me / To treat me

To take care

Answer 1349

A

La Campagne
Le copain / La Copine
Petit copain / Petite copine
Compagnon
Compagne
Le voisin / La voisine
La campagne électorale

Answer 1350

A

C’est tout nouveau

Answer 1351

A

Un être
Le goûter
Le pouvoir
Le savoir-faire
Le savoir-vivre

Answer 1352

A

Le pouvoir
(The ability to)

Answer 1353

A

To moan
Whine
Whimper

Answer 1354

A

Smoking kills
Voting is a duty

Answer 1355

A

Slow down. (General instruction to all - on a sign or in a text book.)
You, slow down! (Impartif - specific direction from one person to another/or many)

Answer 1356

A

Jet lag = A different time = A postponement of time
To take off (verb) / taking off (noun)
To land (verb) / landing (noun)

Coller = TO GLUE / Décoller = UN GLUED
Terre = LAND / Atterrir = TO the LAND

Answer 1357

A

Square metre

Answer 1358

A

To retake
You go back to work tomorrow?

Answer 1359

A

To retake
You go back to work tomorrow?

Answer 1360

A

La Grande-Bretagne (Grahnd + Breuh tah n eu)
Le Royaume Uni. (Rwha ee ohm + eu nee)

Answer 1361

A

The pregnancy
The birth
The childbirth
To give birth

Answer 1362

A

On est le combien?
Quelle est la date?

Answer 1363

A

Appartenir

Answer 1364

A

Appartenir

Answer 1365

A

Some of you/them
Someone

Answer 1366

A

I was very busy
It was very busy week

Answer 1367

A

Every other day.

Answer 1368

A

A membership / subscription
To subscribe
To unsubscribe
A cancellation

I have a subscription
I subscribed

Answer 1369

A

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