Homework due Tuesday, March 19
Travail de cloche: Translate into French, using the verb falloir*: It is necessary that they do the laundry.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: Even though we are on vacation, we speak French every day.
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No written homework due Monday, March 18
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: It is good that you know the words to “Du Bois”.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: I believe that Justin is a good singer. I do not believe that he can sing opera.
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Homework due Friday, March 8
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: I am happy to be here today. I am happy that you are here today.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: Rosalie and Celine are happy that Bob and I can play the guitar.
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Homework due Thursday, March 7
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: The cows of Hogwarts are those who give chocolate milk.
Billet de sortie: Questions 1 and 2 may be answered in English and do not require a complete sentence.
- When is the subjunctive used?
- What is required to have a grammatically correct sentence in the French subjunctive?
- Translate into French: Justin and Celine are happy that Bob finishes his homework
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Homework due Tuesday, March 5
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: I am so happy that today we begin a new unit in French class.
Billet de sortie: Completez la phrase en utilisant un pronom démonstratif: Les castors qui construient les meilleurs barrages…
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Homework due Monday, March 4
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: As soon as they see the signal (le signe), they will scream « surprise ».
Billet de sortie: Write a sentence which uses qui as a relative pronoun.
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Homework due Thursday, February 29
Travail de cloche: Write a sentence which is a hypothèse irréel and which speaks about apples.
Billet de sortie: Write a sentence which tells what will happen as soon as you become a mechanic.
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Homework due Wednesday, February 28