May 12, 2022
Demain, je vais passer mon examen oral de français.
Je veux gagner des bonnes notes, et pour ça, je dois inclure les phrases de haut niveau. Alors, avez-vous des exemples?
Merci !
Pouvez-vous m'aider s'il vous plâiaît ?
You can remember where the accent circonflexe hangs because it stands for a former "s" and most English words have kept that "s": "plaît => pleaSe", "forêt => foreSt", "fête => feaSt" etc
So when you have a vowel pair, like <ai>, it's always on the last one
Demain, je vais passer mon examen oral de français.
Je veux gagner desobtenir une bonnes notes, et pour ça, je dois inclure ldes phrases de haut niveau[expressions ?] sophistiquées/complexes.
If it's just one exam/one thing to do, "une bonne note" would be better
An English "phrase" is a French "expression" or "tournure" (that one is a false friend)
Une "phrase" is "a sentence" (not sure which one you meant)
Alors, avez-vous des exemples ?
Merci !
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It would be hard to help you, in the sense that we don't know what you're going to talk about. I could randomly pick up complex phrases & idioms among the thousands the French language contains, but I'm afraid it wouldn't be much of a help...
Good luck for the exam nevertheless!
Pouvez-vous m'aider s'il vous plâit ? Pouvez-vous m'aider s'il vous pl You can remember where the accent circonflexe hangs because it stands for a former "s" and most English words have kept that "s": "plaît => pleaSe", "forêt => foreSt", "fête => feaSt" etc So when you have a vowel pair, like <ai>, it's always on the last one |
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Je veux gagner des bonnes notes, et pour ça, je dois inclure les phrases de haut niveau. Je veux If it's just one exam/one thing to do, "une bonne note" would be better An English "phrase" is a French "expression" or "tournure" (that one is a false friend) Une "phrase" is "a sentence" (not sure which one you meant) |
Alors, avez-vous des exemples? Alors, avez-vous des exemples ? |
Merci ! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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