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RTEENTH RULE 13eme REGLE FONDAMENTALE
CONVERSATION
-Justin: Look Lili! There is a little robin there!
-Lili: Oh yes, I love those birds! Especially when they leave their foot
prints in the snow during cold winters because then, I go and get some
bread and I observe them from my bedroom window…
-Justin: Funny you say that because I like taking time observing
swallows in Spring myself. I know the day they come-back to their nest
above my window and I am always sad when I realize that they left in
Autumn…
-Lili: Do you notice how much they take care of their babies and how
they observe us during the day from the electric wires…
-Justin: I do…I wish I could hear what they say to themselves…
QUESTION ABOUT THE TEXT
-What is the common point between the two friends?
GRAMMAIRE
Mots et expressions qui ne peuvent être accompagnés que
d’un singulier d’un pluriel
There is il y a there are il y a
There was il y avait there were il y avait
Much beaucoup de many beaucoup de
How muchcombien de… ? how many…? Combien de…?
Little peu de few peu de
A little un peu de a few quelques, plusieurs
This ce/ceci these ces/ces(choses) ci
That ce/cela those ces/ces (choses) là
Quelques expressions
Little money (work, luggage) Peu d’argent (de travail, de bagages).
Few friends (toys, people). Peu d’amis (de jouets, de gens)
How much money have you ? Combien d’argent avez-vous?
How many friends have you invited?Combien d’amis avez vous
invités ?
There was a little mist. Il y avait une petite brume
Every est suivi d’un singulier (il ne peut donc jamais être suivi de people.
Ex : I see him every day Je le vois tous les jours.
Phrase affirmative Phrase négative/interrogative
Everything Anything
Everywhere Anywhere
Everyone/everybody Anybody
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CONVERSATION
-Justin: Look Lili! There is a little robin there!
-Lili: Oh yes, I love those birds! Especially when they leave their foot
prints in the snow during cold winters because then, I go and get some
bread and I observe them from my bedroom window…
-Justin: Funny you say that because I like taking time observing
swallows in Spring myself. I know the day they come-back to their nest
above my window and I am always sad when I realize that they left in
Autumn…
-Lili: Do you notice how much they take care of their babies and how
they observe us during the day from the electric wires…
-Justin: I do…I wish I could hear what they say to themselves…
QUESTION ABOUT THE TEXT
-What is the common point between the two friends?
GRAMMAIRE
Mots et expressions qui ne peuvent être accompagnés que
d’un singulier d’un pluriel
There is il y a there are il y a
There was il y avait there were il y avait
Much beaucoup de many beaucoup de
How muchcombien de… ? how many…? Combien de…?
Little peu de few peu de
A little un peu de a few quelques, plusieurs
This ce/ceci these ces/ces(choses) ci
That ce/cela those ces/ces (choses) là
Quelques expressions
Little money (work, luggage) Peu d’argent (de travail, de bagages).
Few friends (toys, people). Peu d’amis (de jouets, de gens)
How much money have you ? Combien d’argent avez-vous?
How many friends have you invited?Combien d’amis avez vous
invités ?
There was a little mist. Il y avait une petite brume
Every est suivi d’un singulier (il ne peut donc jamais être suivi de people.
Ex : I see him every day Je le vois tous les jours.
Phrase affirmative Phrase négative/interrogative
Everything Anything
Everywhere Anywhere
Everyone/everybody Anybody
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