À l'école
The equivalent school grade level of "Seconde" in English
What is 10th grade?
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marrant(e)
funny
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Tu _____ très gentil.
ES
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Tu __________ (regarder) la télé.
REGARDES
Translate the capitalized possessive adjective in the sentence:
J'adore MON chien!
MY
The equivalent school grade level of "Troisième" in English.
What is 9th grade?
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paresseux (euse)
lazy
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Vous __________ les cheveux roux.
AVEZ
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Le vétérinaire ne _________ (punir) pas les animaux. Il les soigne.
PUNIT
Translate the capitalized possessive adjective in the sentence:
Il regarde SES programmes préférés à la télé.
HIS
The words in English for une règle.
What is a ruler?
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short (length or distance)
court
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Jacques et Jill _______ un chat.
ONT
Translate to English:
Vous attendez le bus avec vos amis.
You (wait) (are waiting) for the bus with your friends.
Translate the capitalized possessive adjective in the sentence:
Marc vend SA voiture.
HIS
The words for a notebook in French.
What is un cahier?
The opposite of gros(se) in French.
What is mince?
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Ils ___________ du ski en hiver.
FONT
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John ______________ (vendre) sa maison.
vend
Translate the capitalized possessive adjective in the sentence:
Vous n'allez pas vendre VOTRE maison.
YOUR
The equivalent of a high school in French.
What is un lycée?
The opposite of gentil(le) in French.
What is méchant(e)?
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Il _________du baseball après l'école.
FAIT
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Les élèves _______________ (réussir) leur examen de français.
RÉUSISSENT
The students pass their French (exam) (test).
Translate the capitalized possessive adjective in the sentence:
Nous sommes propriétaires d'un restaurant. C'est NOTRE restaurant.
OUR