Claire’s neighbor Sacha is helping her in the kitchen. Sacha slices potatoes while Claire crushes the garlic. How would Claire communicate this to her grandmother?

Hello !

« Mon petit frère porte un t-shirt bleu avec un avion dessus. Son jean est d'une couleur noire et il est troué sur un genou. Il a aussi son chapeau rouge sur la tête. »

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Bonjour,

1. La Princesse Caroline "mourut" à Monaco en 1957.

Verbe "mourir" au passé simple :

je mourus

tu mourus

il, elle, on mourut (la Princesse Caroline = elle)

nous mourûmes

vous mourûtes

ils , elles moururent

2. Quand le Prince Rainier II est-il mort ?

Answer:

a'

Explanation:

Hello !

a – Tu manges une orange.

b – Vous rêvez la nuit.

c– ll chante sous la pluie.

d – Nous jardinons dans la cour.

e – IIs accusent le voisin.

f – Je parle avec mon camarade.

g – Le chien attaque le facteur.

h – Nous arrivons à Paris.

i – Je cuisine pour mes amis.

j – Je pratique le karaté.

k – Elles jouent du piano.

l – On aime la glace au chocolat.

m – Sarah deteste le vent.

n – Je souffle mes bougies.

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Answer:

Bonjour,

A – Tu manges une orange.

B – Vous rêvez la nuit.

C – ll chante sous la pluie.  

D – Nous jardinons dans la cour.

E – IIs accusent le voisin.

F – Je parle avec mon camarade.

G – Le chien attaque le facteur.

H – Nous arrivons à Paris.

I – Je cuisine pour mes amis.

J – Je pratique le karaté.

K – Elles jouent du piano.

L – On aime la glace au chocolat.

M – Sarah déteste le vent.

N – Je souffle mes bougies.

Explanation:

Hello !

• Je téléphone après les classes.

This person calls friends...

→ after classes.

• J'aime aller au concert le samedi soir.

This person likes to go to the concert on....

→ Saturday evenings.

• Je fais une promenade tous les jours.

This person takes a walk...

→ every day.

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Answer:

1 – Keep Both Hands Over the Table in France

You should keep your hands on the table, on each side of the plate, in a relaxed manner. Palms may be down, or your hands can be on the side, but both hands should be on the table, never under the table on your lap.

2 – How to Politely Hold Your Knife and Fork in France

When holding your knife and fork (le couteau et la fourchette), your index finger should be extended on the handle. In France, we never hold our knife or fork in a fist like position at the table, even when we are cutting something.

The fork will always be placed to the left of the plate, and the knife on the right. The knife with the sharp edge towards the plate.

3 – Fork Tines Up or Down in France?

This is a tricky one, and not everybody agrees. Most French table will have the fork tines up. I don’t really know why, some say it is not to damage the table cloth…

Other people put the tines down. If you have real silverware, there is often some pretty drawing / initials on the handle and it’s prettier that way. I prefer setting my table with fork tines down, but I know this is not the case in the majority of French homes…

4 – What about Le Porte-couteau? Many restaurants won’t have un porte-couteau (a knife rest) because… well, they are going to wash the tablecloth anyway, so who cares if you leave a big spot with your knife? Well, I don’t wash my tablecloth after each meal in my house… So I like to use them :-)

5 – How To Indicate Your Are Done Eating or Not With Your Silverware in France

Between two bites, put your silverware at 4 and 8 o’clock on the plate, but not crossing, nor falling out of the plate to indicate you are still eating.

Answer:

Bonjour,

c. Nous __étions__ contents en vacances.

Explanation: