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Lower Intermediate S1 #6
Denzel Snipes, A Picture Please!
CONTENTS
2 French
2 English
2 Vocabulary
3 Sample Sentences
3 Grammar
4 Cultural Insight
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FRENCH
2. Denz el Snipes: Ben non, pas tout de suite, là je ne suis pas mignon !
3. Papa Raz y: Mais si, allez une photo, s’il vous plaît !
5. Papa Raz y: Ce n’est pas grave, une photo au naturel, pas de tralala !
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ENGLISH
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VOCABULARY
si yes adverb
SAMPLE SENTENCES
"What a fuss, this speech!" "T his actor has a natural gift."
GRAMMAR
Oui is the most common way to say "yes" in French. Informally, you can say ouais, in which
its English equivalent is "yeah." Another way to say "yes," is si. We use this word when
replying to a negative question or statement and contradicting it.
French "English"
absolument "absolutely"
bien sûr "of course"
certainement "certainly"
effectivement "indeed, quite"
en effet "indeed, quite"
je crois que oui "I think so"
je ne dis pas non "I wouldn't say no, I don't disagree" (an uemphatic yes)
mais oui "of course"
CULTURAL INSIGHT
Instead of tabloids and magaz ines illustrating the life of famous stars, you can turn your
attention to more informative and educational media. While waiting to travel to France or
French-speaking countries, you can purchase French newspapers in any quality bookstores.
1. France Magaz ine: magaz ine in English, including personality interviews, and
articles on cultural events and tourism in France
4. Label France: information about economy, social issues, French culture, and the
French presence in the USA