Lesson of September 19, 2024 Flashcards
(14 cards)
“Look” or “look like”?
It ……………… my old house.
It looks like my old house.
Explication:
- It looks… = Ça a l’air…
- It looks like = Ça ressemble à …
“Look” or “look like”?
It …………. big.
It looks big.
Explication:
- It looks… = Ça a l’air…
- It looks like = Ça ressemble à …
“Look” or “look like”?
The project …………. our old one.
The project looks like our old one.
Explication:
- It looks… = Ça a l’air…
- It looks like = Ça ressemble à …
“Look” or “look like”?
The research ……………….. interesting.
The research looks interesting.
Explication:
- It looks… = Ça a l’air…
- It looks like = Ça ressemble à …
comment prononce-t-on et quelle est la différence entre les mots anglais “policy” et “politics”?
Policy = politique d’une entreprise ou d’une organisation. (Exemple: It’s our department policy. = C’est notre politique de département.)
Politics = La politique, c’est-à-dire quand on parle de gouvernement, premier ministre, présidents, etc. (Example: I like American politics. = J’aime la politique américaine.)
Comment prononce-t-on “vein”?
Comment prononce-t-on “technique”?
Example: Puncturing an artery and puncturing a vein are 2 different techniques.
What is “plafond” in English?
ceiling
Comment dit-on en anglais à voix haute cette adresse courriel?
dubois-nathalie@hotmail.com
dubois dash nathalie at hotmail dot com.
- = dash
@ = at
. = com
What is “découvrir” in English?
discover
How do we pronounce “spirometry”?
sp’-RAW-metree
What does the verb “require” mean?
Example: My job requires a lot of concentration.
= demander
Example: My job requires a lot of concentration. = Mon travail demande beaucoup de concentration.
What is “soins” in English?
Exemple: Sa condition demande beaucoup de soins.
care
Example: His / Her condition requires a lot of care.
What is “gouvernement” in English?
Government
(pronunciation: GA-vern-ment)
