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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.
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Bonjour,
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<em>1. Il veut "y" rester.</em>
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<em>2. Nous "y" allons.</em>
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<em>3. Ils "en" ont une.</em>
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<em>4. Vous "en" mangez beaucoup.</em>
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<em>5. J'en achète une.</em>
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<em>6. incorrect</em>
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<em>7. Nous "en" voulons.</em>
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<em>8. correct is : "je "le" regarde".</em>
<em>Or : Je regarde des films. = J'en regarde.</em>
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<em>9. Elles "en" mangent.</em>
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The answer is D. l’
Oui, je l’appelle
<span>Chargé/e de mission or </span>chargé d'affaires is a diplomat who is in charge of a diplomatic mission. It's a lower rank then an ambassador. Chargé may be leading the mission in absence of ambassador, or if the countries have bad diplomatic relations Chargé may be leading an embassy (but it's usually considered an offense).
