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Posts: 16361 (11/03/2009 9:25 PM) |
rosieposie788 wrote: De quelle couleur est le ciel? De quelle couleur est l'herbe? Qu'est-ce que les gens portent sur leurs yeux pour les aider à voir? Qu'est-ce que tu mets sur tes pieds? Sur quoi es-tu assis? |
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KiKiKelly22 |
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Posts: 26558 (11/03/2009 9:26 PM) |
Heather125 wrote:Correct. |
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Posts: 17531 (11/03/2009 9:28 PM) |
thalie67 wrote: There you go. Trust this answer 
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rachaelthinksbeesareokay |
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Posts: 4081 (11/03/2009 9:29 PM) Grammar Cop '09
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thalie is cheating by being French Canadian.
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1542 (11/03/2009 9:29 PM) |
thalie67 wrote:The first two match mine! Woohooooooo. |
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rosieposie788 |
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Posts: 245 (11/03/2009 9:30 PM) |
rachaelthinksbeesareokay wrote: Well I already had them I just want to check them because I wasn't sure because I got them from a translation website. |
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Jess116005 |
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Posts: 23319 (11/03/2009 9:31 PM) |
Listen to thalie!
And as for gazon vs herbe, I just assumed they were asking about the lawn. I've never heard someone say they were going out to cut the herbe.
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rosieposie788 |
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Posts: 246 (11/03/2009 9:32 PM) |
AudaciousAudrey wrote: No, I am doing a presentation on culturally and linguistically diverse children and it is part of an activity with different languages. |
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Heather125 |
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Posts: 17532 (11/03/2009 9:32 PM) |
I would say mow the lawn, cut the grass :P
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Lukadeem |
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Posts: 1543 (11/03/2009 9:33 PM) |
rosieposie788 wrote:Is this presentation for school? Then yes, that's a homework. |
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AudaciousAudrey |
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Posts: 33132 (11/03/2009 9:34 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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rosieposie788 wrote:For... school? |
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Jess116005 |
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Posts: 23321 (11/03/2009 9:34 PM) |
That's true. Hmm. I'm going to ask some french people at work tomorrow what they'd say.
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rachaelthinksbeesareokay |
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Posts: 4083 (11/03/2009 9:35 PM) Grammar Cop '09
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Maybe she's a teacher. Can't we just all get together and be happy we know a bunch of ways to ask about shoes and eyeglasses?
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thalie67 |
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Posts: 16362 (11/03/2009 10:03 PM) |
rachaelthinksbeesareokay wrote: 
Still, you all got me confused with the lawn/grass thing  If we say
"the grass is greener....", it's "l'herbe est plus verte", not "le gazon est plus vert"...at first, I had put
"gazon", then changed it for "herbe".
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