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Blanchaud - A - Grammatical Idioms (Adv Editor_Q-English, A-French) Flashcards

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Q: English A: French

He knows German and French.

He knows how to speak German and French.

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Il connaît l’allemand et le français.

Il sait parler allemand et français.

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Q: English A: French

He has not given you any.

Has he not given you many?

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Il ne vous en a pas donné.

Ne vous en a-t-il pas donné beaucoup?

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Send them there.

Do not send her there.

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Envoyez-les-y.

Ne l’y envoyez pas.

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Q: English A: French

Would you not have sent her some?

You have given her some.

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Ne lui en auriez-vous pas envoyé?

Vous lui en avez donné.

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Had you not given them to them?

Have you not given it to him?

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Ne les leur aviez-vous pas donnés?

Ne le lui avez-vous pas donné?

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Has he given it to him?

Has she given them to you?

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Le lui a-t-il donné?

Vous les a-t-elle donnés?

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He has not given it to him.

He has not given them to her.

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Il ne le lui a pas donné.

Il ne les lui a pas donnés.

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Do not give it to us.

Do not give them to her.

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Ne nous le donnez pas.

Ne les lui donnez pas.

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Give it to me.

Give it to him.

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Donnez-le-moi.

Donnez-le-lui.

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Q: English A: French

the blind man’s dog

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le chien de l’aveugle

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She is the best pupil in the school.

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C’est la meilleure élève de l’école.

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Q: English A: French

You are taller than I thought.

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Vous êtes plus grand que je ne croyais.

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Q: English A: French

He is the best player I know. VERIFY GRM RULE

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C’est le meilleur joueur que je connaisesse. [VERIFIES LE RÈGLE]

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Q: English A: French

The more he learns, the more he wants to learn.

The more I speak French, the more I want to speak it.

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Plus il apprend plus il veut apprendre.

Plus je parle français, plus je veux le parle.

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The people KNOW their rights.

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Le peuple CONNAÎT ses droits.

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HIS Majesty was sitting in an armchair.

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SA Majesté était ASSISE dans un fauteuil.

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His nephew and niece came with her.

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Son neveu et sa nièce sont venus avec elle.

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Q: English A: French

These flowers smell good.

A

Ces fleurs sentent bon.

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What a beautiful landscape!

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Quel beau paysage !

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Q: English A: French

This board is two inches thick.

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Cette planche a deux pouces d’ÉPAISSEUR.

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Q: English A: French

They married in the late 60s. (WordReference)

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Ils se sont mariés à la fin des années 60.

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Q: English A: French

It’s late (end of the day/night). Let’s go home. (WordReference) [return]

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Il est tard. Rentrons à la maison.

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Q: English A: French

I am late for my appointment. (WordReference)

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Je suis en retard pour mon rendez-vous.

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Q: English A: French

We begin late. (Patterns of French, pg 18) (WordREf)

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Nous commençons en retard.

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We begin on time. (Patterns of French, pg 18)

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Nous commençons à l’heure.

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We begin at once. (Patterns of French, pg 18)

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Nous commençons tout de suite.

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We begin soon. (Patterns of French, pg 18)

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Nous commençons bientôt.

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Q: English A: French

It is 10 o’clock sharp.
It is exactly 1 o’clock.

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Il est 10 heures précises.
Il est exactement une heure.

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Q: English A: French

Silence gives consent.

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Qui ne dit rien consent. (pg 78)

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Q: English A: French

The Seine is a river that crosses Paris to the ocean.

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La Seine est un fleuve qui traverse Paris à l’océan.

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Q: English A: French

A river flows through the town.

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Une rivière coule à travers la ville.

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Q: English A: French

The river is 30 feet deep.

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La rivière a 8 mètres de profondeur.

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Q: English A: French

The wall is 20 feet long.

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Le mur a 6 mètres de long (de longeur).

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Q: English A: French

This door is 10 feet high by 4 feet wide.

A

Cette porte a 3 mètres de haut sur 2 de large.

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Q: English A: French

This door is four feet wide.

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Cette porte a 2 mètres de large (de largeur).

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Q: English A: French

This door is ten feet high.

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Cette porte a 3 mètres de haut. Cette porte a 3 mètres de hauteur.

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Q: English A: French

Eleven o’clock has just struck.

A

Onze heures viennent de sonner.

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Q: English A: French

It is six thirty. It is half past six.

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Il est six heures et demie.

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Q: English A: French

It is a quarter past five.

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Il est cinq heures et quart.

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It is a quarter to four.

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Il est quatre heures moins le quart.

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It is ten o’clock.

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Il est dix heures.

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Q: English A: French

the same king; the very king; the king himself

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le même roi; le roi le même; le roi lui-même

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something good

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quelque chose de bon

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nothing good

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rien de bon

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dark blue dresses

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des robes bleu foncé

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Q: English A: French

We spent the evening with the Duvals.

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Nous avons passé la soirée chez les Duval.

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a strange and lucky coincidence

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une étrange et heureuse coïncidence

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bad luck

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la mauvaise chance

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good luck

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la bonne chance

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Q: English A: French

I go to the market on Tuesdays.

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Je vais au marché le mardi.

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Q: English A: French

I will go to Lyon on Thursday. (I shall go to Lyon on Thursday.

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J’irai à Lyon jeudi.

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Q: English A: French

little George

A

le petit Georges

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Q: English A: French

Charles the Third

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Charles Trois

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Charles the First

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Charles Premier

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He speaks with fluency.

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Il parle avec facilité.

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Q: English A: French

James with the long nose

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Jacques au long nez

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Q: English A: French

a wine glass

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un verre à vin

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a glass of wine

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un verre de vin

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Q: English A: French

He was disguised as a beggar.

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Il était déguisé en mendiant.

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Q: English A: French

He is a Frenchmn.

A

C’est un Français.

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Q: English A: French

Captain Smith

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Le capitaine Smith

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Q: English A: French

enough money

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assez d’argent

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much money

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beaucoup d’argent

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Q: English A: French

un million de francs

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one million francs

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Q: English A: French

one thousand pounds

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mille livres

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one hundred pounds

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cent livres

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half the town

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la moitié de la ville

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most people

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la plupart des gens

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Q: English A: French

She has broken her arm.

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Elle s’est cassé le bras.

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Q: English A: French

This wine costs six francs a bottle.

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Ce vin coûte six francs la bouteille.

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Q: English A: French

He has left for South America.

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Il est parti pour l’Amérique du sud.

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Q: English A: French

We are going to America.

A

Nous allons en Amérique.

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Q: English A: French

Iron and copper are metals.

A

Le cuivre et le fer sont des métaux.

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Q: English A: French

He has given me five.

A

Il m’adonné cinq.

75
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Q: English A: French

I shall send you some ther.

A

Je vous y en enverrai.

76
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Q: English A: French

Go there.

Give some.

A

Vas-y.

Donnes-en.

77
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Q: English A: French

a few books few books

A

quelques livres peu de livres

78
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Q: English A: French

a little cheese.

A

un peu de fromage

79
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Q: English A: French

Are you a princess? I am.

Are you the princess? I am.

A

Êtes-vous princesse ? Je le suis.

Êtes-vous la princesse ? Je la suis.

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Q: English A: French

Are you the princess? I am.

A

Êtes-vous la princesse ? Je la suis.

81
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Q: English A: French

I shall do it, if you wish.

A

Je le ferai, si vous le désirez.

82
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Q: English A: French

I like this country. I admire its institutions.

A

J’aime ce pays. J’en admire les institutions.

83
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Q: English A: French

Do not trust him.

A

Ne vous fiez pas à lui.

84
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Q: English A: French

We speak of him.

We speak of it.

A

Nous parlons de lui.

Nous en parlons.

85
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Q: English A: French

There was a book in it.

There was a book in it. (more simply)

A

Il y avait un livre dedans.

Il y avait un livre. (plus simple)

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Q: English A: French

It is useless to do this.

A

Il est inutile de faire cela.

87
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Q: English A: French

Do not do this. It is useless.

A

Ne faites pas cela. C’est inutile.

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Q: English A: French

It is we.

It is you.

It is they.

A

C’est nous.

C’est vous.

Ce sont eux.

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Q: English A: French

The book is mine.

A

Ce livre est à moi.

90
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Q: English A: French

He is a friend of mine.

A

C’est un de mes amis.

91
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Q: English A: French

I have a house of my own.

A

J’ai une maison à moi.

92
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Q: English A: French

what is true

A

ce qui est vrai

93
Q

Q: English A: French

what I know

A

ce que je sais

94
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Q: English A: French

what I am speaking of

A

ce dont je parle

95
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Q: English A: French

what I am playing with

A

ce avec quoi je joue

96
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Q: English A: French

What pen do you want?

A

Quel stylo voulez-vous?

97
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Q: English A: French

Which of these two pens do you give me?

A

Lequel de ces deux stylos me donnez-vous ?

98
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Q: English A: French

What do you want?

A

Que voulez-vous ?

99
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Q: English A: French

What are you speaking of?

A

De quoi parlez-vous ?

100
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Q: English A: French

What are you playing with?

A

Avec quoi jouez-vous ?

101
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Q: English A: French

Who comes?

A

Qui vient ?

102
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Q: English A: French

To whom do you speak?

A

À qui parlez-vous ?

103
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Q: English A: French

Whom did you come with?

A

Avec qui êtes-vous venu ?

104
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Q: English A: French

The friend with whom I came

A

L’ami avec qui (or lequel) je suis venu

105
Q

Q: English A: French

The forest through which we passed

A

La forêt par laquelle nous sommes passés

106
Q

Q: English A: French

Whose hat is this?

A

À qui est ce chapeau ?

107
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Q: English A: French

Give me this, keep that.

A

Donnez-moi ceci, gardez cela.

108
Q

Q: English A: French

Give me this one, keep that one.

A

Donnez-moi celui-ci, gardez celui-là.

109
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Q: English A: French

I have that of my brother. I have my brother’s (book).

A

J’ai celui de mon frère.

110
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Q: English A: French

I lost the one you lent me.

A

J’ai perdu celui que vous m’avez prêté.

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Q: English A: French

How good you are!

A

Que vous êtes bon !

112
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Q: English A: French

What a number of soldiers!

A

Que de soldats !

113
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Q: English A: French

He gambles, which surprises me.

A

Il joue, ce qui me surprend.

114
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Q: English A: French

Some fifty horses

A

Quelque cinquante chevaux

115
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Q: English A: French

Whatever books you read

A

Quelques livres que vous lisiez

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Q: English A: French

However good the books are which you read

A

Quelque bons que soient les livres que vous lisez

117
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Q: English A: French

Whatever the books are which you have bought

A

Quels que soient les livres que vous avez achetés

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Q: English A: French

Everyone for himself.

A

Chacun pour soi.

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Q: English A: French

He speaks for himself.

A

Il parle pour lui.

120
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Q: English A: French

Each must have his book.

A

Chacun doit avoir son livre.

121
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Q: English A: French

Some say so.

A

Quelques-uns le disent.

122
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Q: English A: French

Some philosphers think so.

A

Quelques philosophes le pensent.

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Q: English A: French

I am right.

I am wrong.

I am hungry.

I am thirsty.

I am cold.

I am hot.

I am ashamed.

I am afraid.

A

J’ai raison.

J’ai tort.

J’ai faim.

J’ai soif.

J’ai froid.

J’ai chaud.

J’ai honte.

J’ai peur.

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Q: English A: French

My hands are cold.

A

J’ai froid aux mains.

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Q: English A: French

The house is cold.

A

La maison est froide.

126
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Q: English A: French

I had a pair of shoes made for me.

A

Je me suis fait faire UNE paire de souliers.

127
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Q: English A: French

  • Send for the doctor.
  • Send for him.
A
  • Envoyez chercher le médecin.
  • Envoyez-le chercher.
128
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Q: English A: French

  • I made her sing. (p. simple)
  • I made her sing a hymn. (p. simple)
A
  • Je la fis chanter.
  • Je lui fis chanter un cantique.
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Q: English A: French

I have just seen him.

A

Je viens de le voir.

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Q: English A: French

  • You must do it. (devoir)
  • You must do it. (falloir)
  • You must have done it.
  • You ought to do it.
  • You ought to have done it.
  • You are to be punished.
A
  • Vous devez le faire.
  • Il vous faut le faire.
  • Vous avez dû le faire
  • Vous devriez le faire.
  • Vous auriez dû le faire.
  • Vous devez être puni.
131
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Q: English A: French

You may go now.

A

Vous pouvez partir maintenant.

132
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Q: English A: French

Do you not wish he may succeed?

A

Ne désirez-vous pas qu’il réussisse ?

133
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Q: English A: French

  • He would do it if he could.
  • He would not do it. (He refused to do it.)
A
  • Il le ferait s’il le pouvait.
  • Il n’a pas voulu le faire.
134
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Q: English A: French

  • You will have to come. (avoir)
  • You will have to come. (falloir)
A
  • Vous aurez à venir.
  • Il vous faudra venir.
135
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Q: English A: French

?? [ASK NICOLE–partitive]

  • They need money. (falloir)
  • He needs money. (falloir)
  • It takes money.
  • They need money. (avoir)
  • He needs money. (avoir)
A

?? [ASK NICOLE–partitive]

  • Il leur faut de l’argent.
  • Il lui faut de l’argent.
  • Il le faut de l’argent.
  • Ils ont besoin de l’argent.
  • Il a besoin de l’argent.
136
Q

Q: English A: French

IMPERSONAL “Il”

  • He longs to see her.
  • I can’t wait to see you.
  • I can’t wait to see him.
  • I can’t wait to see you.
A

IMPERSONAL “Il”

  • Il lui tarde de la voir.
  • Il me tarde de vous voir.
  • Il me tarde de le voir.
  • J’ai hâte de vous voir.
137
Q

Q: English A: French

  • ten years ago
  • I have been ten years in Scotland.
  • I have been in Scotland for ten years.
A
  • Il y a dix ans
  • Il y a dix ans que je suis en Écosse.
  • Je suis en Écosse depuis dix ans.
138
Q

Q: English A: French

  • He had been away for three months when his brother arrived.
  • He had been away for three months when his brother arrived.
A

Il y avait trois mois qu’il était absent quand son frère est arrivé.

  • Il était absent depuis trois mois quantd son frère est arrivé.
139
Q

Q: English A: French

How long have you been in London?

A

Depuis quand êtes-vous à Londres?

140
Q

Q: English A: French

  • If he comes, . . .
  • If he came, . . . [NEVER in French, “If he would come”]
A
  • S’il vient, . . .
  • S’il venait, . . . NEVER “s’il viendrait,”
141
Q

Q: English A: French

As soon as he comes, let me know.

A

Aussitôt qu’il arrivera, faites-le-moi savoir.

142
Q

Q: English A: French

??? old-fashioned “Do as you wish?” Do as you please (formal) Do as you please (fam.)

A

Faites comme il vous plaira.???? Faites comme vous voulez. Fais comme tu veux.

143
Q

Q: English A: French

He would often take a walk in the evening.

A

Il faisait souvent une promenade dans la soirée.

144
Q

Q: English A: French

After writing the letter, he took up a book.

A

Après avoir écrit la lettre il prit un livre.

145
Q

Q: English A: French

without knowing it

A

sans le savoir

146
Q

Q: English A: French

??? believe to be right?

A

??? croire avoir raison (pg 7)

147
Q

Q: English A: French

I wish him to come.

A

Je désire qu’il vienne.

148
Q

Q: English A: French

  • He ordered the prisoner to stand up.
  • He ordered the prionner to be brought before him.
A
  • Il a ordonné au prisonnier de se lever.
  • ??????
149
Q

Q: English A: French

?? “de” “à” ???

  • They tell me/I am told ___
  • They order me/I am ordered__
  • They forbid me/I am forbidden ____
A

?? “de” “à” ???

  • On me dit _____
  • On m’ordonne ____
  • On me défend ____
150
Q

Q: English A: French

Whether he comes or writes, we shall soon hear of him.

A

Qu’il vienne ou qu’il écrive, nous aurons bientôt de ses nouvelles.

151
Q

Q: English A: French

  • I am afraid he (a Democrat candidate) will not fail.
  • I am afraid he (a Republican candidate) will fail.
  • I am not afraid he will fail.
A
  • J’ai peur qu il (le candidat Démocrat) n’échoue pas.
  • J’ai peur qu il (le candidat Républicain) échoue. -

Je n’ai pas peur qu’il échoue.

152
Q

Q: English A: French

I am afraid he will not come.

A

Je crains qu’il ne vienne pas.

153
Q

Q: English A: French

  • I doubt whether that is true.
  • I do not doubt that is true.
A
  • Je doute que cela soit vrai.
  • ??????
154
Q

Q: English A: French

I will do it without his knowing it.

A

Je le ferai sans qu’il le sache.

155
Q

Q: English A: French

They have often written long letters to each other.

A

Ils se sont souvent écrit de longues lettres.

156
Q

Q: English A: French

  • If you come and he learns it, . . .
  • If you come and he hears of it, . . .
A
  • Si vous venez et qu’il l’aprenne, . . .
  • Si vous venez et qu’il en entend parler, . . .
157
Q

Q: English A: French

  • inattention, lack of concentration
  • inadvertently
A
  • mégarde, LA
  • par mégarde
158
Q

Q: English A: French

to do better and better

A

faire de mieux en mieux

159
Q

Q: English A: French

everybody

A

tout le monde

160
Q

Q: English A: French

  • Let us know about you.
  • I have asked after him / I asked for news of him
A
  • Donnez-nous de vos nouvelles
  • J’ai demandé de ses nouvelles.
161
Q

Q: English A: French

  • to know how to ride a horse [Orig - how to ride – understood it’s a horse]
  • to know how to drive
A
  • savoir monter à cheval
  • savoir conduire
162
Q

Q: English A: French

  • to turn a deaf ear
  • to whisper something
A
  • faire la sourde oreille
  • murmurer qch / Dire qch à l’oreille
163
Q

Q: English A: French

as far as the eye can see

A

à perte de vue

164
Q

Q: English A: French

  • He arrived safe and sound
  • He/She won’t be long in coming/arriving.
A
  • Il est arrivé sain et sauf.
  • Il/Elle ne tardera pas à arriver.
165
Q

Q: English A: French

to be self-possessed

A

avoir du sang-froid

166
Q

Q: English A: French

to pretend to be deaf

A

faire semblant d’être sourd

167
Q

Q: English A: French

It’s getting late

A

Il se fait tard.

168
Q

Q: English A: French

to apologize

A

faire des excuses

169
Q

Q: English A: French

to be caught in the act

A

être pris sur le fait

170
Q

Q: English A: French

Take it as is. / Take it as such.

A

Prenez-le tel quel.

171
Q

Q: English A: French

upside down / topsy-turvy

A

sens dessus dessous

172
Q

Q: English A: French

I value this watch very much.

A

Je tiens beacoup À cette montre.

173
Q

Q: English A: French

  • He stuck to it He held on.
  • He did not give in/give way.
A
  • Il a tenu bon.
  • Il n’a pas cédé.
174
Q

Q: English A: French

  • I feel dizzy/giddy.
A
  • LA tête ME tourne.
175
Q

Q: English A: French

  • at a breakneck speed
  • at a dizzying speed
A
  • À UNE vitesse folle
  • À UNE vitesse vertigineuse

VINTAGE French (4 decks)

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