Answer:
French intonation starts at a higher pitch and falls continuously throughout the sentence, whereas in English, the stressed syllable has a higher pitch that what precedes and follows it. Listen to these sentences in English and French and see if you can hear the difference in intonation. Bold marks the higher pitch.
Explanation:
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1) A la boulangerie je vais acheter du pain et des patisseries.
2) Je vais manger au restaurant. OR Je vais manger chez mes grands-parents.
3) Pour acheter mes fruits je vais chez le frutier.
<span>1) At the bakery I go to buy bread and pastries.
2) I'm going out to eat. OR I will eat at my grandparents.
3) To buy my fruit I go to the fuitier<span>.</span></span>
Answer:
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Answer:
C'est mon livre.
C'est le drapeau d'Adrien et André
Nous possédons l'ordinateur
Elle est à la télé
C'est votre sac.
Explanation:
A heat wave occurred in 2003, the highest temperature was 47.4 degrees. Throughout the heat wave, the French Red Cross ensured that all the inhabitants, especially the disadvantaged, hydrated properly and had access to water.
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