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Expressing opinionschouettedifficiledrôlefacilemalpéniblesuper
Les personnesun camaradeune camaradeun élèveun étudiantune élèveune étudianteun profun professeurune profun professeurune personneun voisinune voisine
Quelques possessionsun appareil-photoun baladeurun cahierun CDun crayonun DVDun livreun ordinateurun portableun sacun scooterun styloun téléphoneun véloune afficheune autoune bicycletteune calculatrice une cassette vidéoune chaîne hi-fiune mini-chaîneune guitareune mobyletteune montreune motoune radio
Unité 4 Clip Art
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une radiocassetteune raquetteune téléune voiture
La chambreun bureauun litune chaiseune fenêtreune lampeune porteune table
Où?dansderrièredevantsoussur
La descriptionamusant(e)beau (belle)bêteblond(e)bon (bonne)brun(e)gentil (gentille)grand(e)intelligent(e)intéressant(e)jeunejoli(e)mauvais(e)méchant(e)mignon (mignonne)petit(e)sportif (sportive)
sympathique
Les adjectifs de nationalitéaméricain(e)anglais(e)canadien (canadienne)chinois(e)espagnol(e)français(e)italien (italienne)japonais(e)mexicain(e)suisse
Verbes réguliers en -ermarcher
Verbes irréguliersavoir faimavoir soifavoir ... ans
VOCABULAIRE SUPPLÉMENTAIRE: L’informatique
un CD-ROM (cédérom)un clavierun écranun jeu d’ordinateurun mail (un mél)un ordinateur portableun PCune souris
RealiaRealia 1Realia 2Realia 3Realia 4
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Browsing with Acrobat bookmarks
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Browsing with the Table of Contents
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Finding a Particular Vocabulary Word
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Typing French Characters
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ä [option + u] then [a] ù [option + `] then [u]
é [option + e] then [e] ü [option + u] then [u]
è [option + `] then [e] û [option + i] then [u]
ê [option + i] then [e] î [option + i] then [i]
ë [option + u] then [e] ï [option + u] then [i]
Ç [option + shift + c] ç [option + c]
Windows Ç ALT + 128 ü ALT + 129 é ALT + 130
â ALT + 131 ä ALT + 132 à ALT + 133
ç ALT + 135 ê ALT + 136 ë ALT + 137
è ALT + 138 ï ALT + 139 î ALT + 140
É ALT + 144 ô ALT + 147 ö ALT + 148
û ALT + 150 ù ALT + 151
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chouetteneat
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difficilehard, difficult
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drôlefunny
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facileeasy
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malbad
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péniblea pain, annoying
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supergreat
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un camaradeclassmate
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une camaradeclassmate
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un élèvepupil, student
un étudiantstudent
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une élèvepupil, student
une étudiantestudent
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un profteacher
un professeurteacher
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une profteacher
un professeurteacher
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une personneperson
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un voisinneighbor
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une voisineneighbor
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un appareil-photocamera
Quelques possessions
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un baladeurportable CD player
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un cahiernotebook
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un CDCD
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un crayonpencil
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un DVDDVD
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un livrebook
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un ordinateurcomputer
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un portablecell phone
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un sacbag
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un scootermotor scooter
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un stylopen
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un téléphonetelephone
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un vélobicycle, bike
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une afficheposter
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une autocar
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une bicyclettebicycle
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une calculatrice calculator
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une cassette vidéovideotape
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une chaîne hi-fistereo set
une mini-chaînecompact stereo
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une guitareguitar
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une mobylettemotorbike, moped
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une montrewatch
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une motomotorcycle
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une radioradio
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une radiocassetteboom box
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une raquettetennis racket
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une téléTV set
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une voiturecar
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un bureaudesk
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un litbed
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une chaisechair
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une fenêtrewindow
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une lampelamp
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une portedoor
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une tabletable
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dansin
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derrièrebehind, in back of
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devantin front of
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sousunder
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suron, on top of
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amusant(e)amusing, fun
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beau (belle)beautiful, handsome
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bêtesilly, dumb
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blond(e)blonde
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bon (bonne)good
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brun(e)brown, dark-haired
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gentil (gentille)nice, kind
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grand(e)big, large, tall
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intelligent(e)intelligent
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intéressant(e)interesting
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jeuneyoung
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joli(e)pretty
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mauvais(e)bad
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méchant(e)mean, nasty
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mignon (mignonne)cute
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petit(e)small, little, short
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sportif (sportive)athletic
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sympathiquenice, pleasant
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américain(e)American
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anglais(e)English
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canadien (canadienne)Canadian
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chinois(e)Chinese
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espagnol(e)Spanish
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français(e)French
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italien (italienne)Italian
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japonais(e)Japanese
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mexicain(e)Mexican
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suisseSwiss
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marcherto work, to run (to function), to walk
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avoir faimto be hungry
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avoir soifto be thirsty
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avoir ... ansto be ... (years old)
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un CD-ROM (cédérom)CD-ROM
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un clavierkeyboard
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un écranscreen
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un jeu dʼordinateurcomputer game
un mail (un mél)e-mail
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un ordinateur portablelaptop
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un PCPC
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une sourismouse
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Realia 1
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Realia 2
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Realia 3
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Realia 4