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FRANCK: What are you doing this weekend? CÉLINE: Me, not much, I have more money. Finally, I have enough to buy myself a hot chocolate and that's it. ÉMILIE: It depends on what we do. If you come to my place, it's okay, no need for money. MATHILDE: How much pocket money do you have? FRANCK: Me, my parents give me € 10 every Saturday. CÉLINE: Is that all? It's not important. Me, I have € 15 every Wednesday and sometimes, when the weekend arrives, I have nothing, despite my efforts to save. ÉMILIE: My mother gives me € 20 twice a month and despite my spending on magazines, I'm doing very well. FRANCK: Hey! it's the same as 10 € every Monday! When I was ... 10 years old, I believe, they gave me money once a month; but I was not doing it. I couldn't handle it, it was too hard. EMILIE: Why? FRANCK: I was spending everything pretty fast, so I negotiated this new system.
Explanation:
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B. Oui, je l'ai.
Hi
which idiom best comletes the following conversation ?
<u>answer is A</u>
Clément = Est-ce qu tu es libre ce soir ? On peut aller au restaurant.
Sandrine = Non, ma chérie (should be "mon chéri", if answering Clément). Ce n'est pas possible. On a du pain sur le planche.
A- avoir du pain sur la planche ==> have got a lot to do
B- a la tête dans les nuages ==> to have your head in the clouds
C- a raison ==> is right
D- a la tête sur les épaules ==> to have got your head on your shoulder (to know what you're doing..)
Sorry, I do't know the correct idioms in English...;
Hope this help :)
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Answer:
C
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Explanation:
in English the whole sentence would be (let's try to make the nation)
