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Homework due Monday, October 14

Travail de cloche: Translate into French: My chemistry class is amusing. My physics course is dull. My fashion design teacher is intelligent.

Billet de sortie:  Translate into French: The beaver eats pencils and the dog speaks English.

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Homework due Friday, October 11

 

Travail de cloche:  Translate into French: What time is it when you give (donner*) food** to the dog?   *a regular “ER” verb  ** food = la nourriture

Billet de sortie:  Translate into French: Every Thursday Pierre is in the mood to eat pizza.

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Homework due Thursday, October 10

Travail de cloche:  Translate into French: We need seventy five beavers for our (notre) physics class.

Billet de sortie:  Translate into French: Marie and Claire are cold.

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Homework due Wednesday, October 9

Travail de cloche:  Translate into French: I am ashamed of the little gray cat who (qui) lives in Loveland.

Billet de sortie:  Translate into French: I am lucky: I am a student at Liberty Common High School.

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Homework due Tuesday, October 8

Travail de cloche:  Translate into French: Do I like chemistry tests? Absolutely!

Billet de sortie:  Translate into French: Every Thursday I have a science class at 2:30 PM.  Write the time in words using twenty-four hour time.

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Homework due Monday. October 7

Travail de cloche:  Translate into French: At midnight, I am scared of big, strong dogs.

Billet de sortie:  Write a sentence of at least five words which includes “tôt”.

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Homework due Friday, October 4

Travail de cloche:  Write a sentence in French which tells who you will speak about today.   parler de = to speak about.

Billet de sortie:   Tell something which you learned today about a member of the family of a classmate.

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Homework due Thursday, October 3

Travail de cloche:  Explain in English the difference between “ma classe dernière” and  “ma dernière classe.”

Billet de sortie:  Tell what time you leave school: in French, using twenty-four hour time, with words.

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Homework due Tuesday, October 1