Travail de cloche: Translate into French: I do not think that Justin, who is rich, can sing the school song.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: Mollay said she had the handsomest hippopotamus in the world. I told her that Joseff’s was more handsome than hers.
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No written homework due Monday, April 8
Travail de cloche: Write a sentence in French which uses the conjunctive phrase “a moins que” and the which uses the subjunctive.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: In order to help the school, I do my duty as a hall monitor during PSAT testing.
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Homework due Thursday, March 28
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: Even though he is tall, Jacques can not play basketball.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: I believe that Justin will buy a fish at lunch today. I doubt that Claude will come to the party.
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Homework due Tuesday, March 26
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: Jean is happy that Jeanne has more lobsters than Elisabeth but he doubts that Sophie and Augusta have fewer hippopotamuses than William.
Billet de sortie: Write a sentence about the coming week which uses the subjunctive but which does not use the expressions “I am sad” or “I am happy.”
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Homework due Monday, March 25
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: Justin is sad that his neighbor Ann is lazy.
Billet de sortie: Write a sentence about LCHS which uses the word “autant”.
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Homework due Friday, March 22
Travail de cloche: Write a sentence which uses the past tense of the subjunctive and which talks about a dog.
Billet de sortie: Selon le lecture du Petit Prince, que fait un géographe et qu’est-ce qu’il ne fait jamais?
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Homework due Thursday, March 21
Travail de cloche: Translate into French: A rich person has more money than a poor person.
Billet de sortie: Translate into French: In order to surprise Celine, Justin gives her beautiful flowers.
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Homework due Wednesday, March 20
Travail de cloche: Write a sentence which uses a conjunctive phrase, the subjunctive, and the “ne explétif”.
Billet de sortie: Write a sentence telling about how you have less of a certain thing than someone else.
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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
