*Hi. I'm fine today? * Things are going well. And you? * I'm fine too. How old are you? *I'm fourteen. And you, how old are you? *I'm sixteen years old. Do you have brothers or sisters? * Yes, I have 2 sisters, but no brothers. And you, are you an only child? * No, I'm unlucky. I have a big family. I have three sisters and five brothers. *Really? What are your brothers called? * Their names are Marc, Paul, Jean, Claude and Pierre. * What about your sisters? * Their names are Marie, Janine and Françoise. * And your brothers, how old are they? * Marc is 12, Paul is 13, Jean is 14, and Claude and Pierre are the twins. They are 16 years old. * What about your sisters? * Marie is 9 years old, Janine is 10 years old and Françoise is 17 years old. * Ah, it's a really big family. My two sisters are called Veronique and Marie-Noelle. They are 20 and 22 years old. * Do they go to college? * Yes, both go to Notre Dame in the United States. *It's eleven o'clock. Ah, I'm hungry and thirsty, too. * Yes, my head hurts because I'm so hungry. *Let's go to the cafe. *But I have no money. I need to go to the bench. * No, you don't need the money. I have $ 30. I have plenty of money for our meal. *Thank you so much. * I will pay next time. *It's good. Let's go. * What coffee? * Café du Monde at Rue Nouvelle-Orléans? It's not far from here. *It is very good
Complete sentences. Model When I eat salad, I lose weight (lose weight). 1. 11 (pass) his exam. 2. We (finish) our lunch. 3. When children eat a lot of fries, they (grow)! 4. You (choose cheese or dessert? 5. (think) about the problem. 6. My children (grow up) very quickly (fast). 7. You never (obey) me (never)!
Je suis presque très faim pour le petit déjeuner :<span>it <span>means nothing. J'ai très faim pour le petit déjeuner.</span></span> <span>I am very hungry for breakfast<span>. or J'ai presque faim pour le petit déjeuner. </span></span><span>I almost hungry <span>for breakfast</span></span>.
