1.

You are visiting relatives in another town and meet a classmate whom you have not
seen since primary school.

(a) What do you say to express your surprise at seeing that person?
- Philippe, ça fait six années que je t’ai vu a la graduation!
(b) What does he/she reply?
- Ouais, vous allez bien?

2. You see a little boy crying in a crowded store. He seems lost.

(a) What do you say to offer your help?
- Ou est ta mere?
(b) What do you say when he refuses to let you help him?
- D’accord, bonne chance.

3. You are certain that you did well in an assignment.

(a) How do you tell your friend this?
- Les devoirs étaient très simples, il est facile A.

(b) What does your friend say when she/he learns of your poor performance?
- "Très simples, il est facile A”, non Jean.

4. At the travel agency, you want to buy a ticket to Martinique.

(a) How do you ask the price of the ticket?
- Qu’est les prix de vos billets?
(b) What do you say when you are told the price?
- D’accord, je paierai avec ma carte de crédit demain.

5. Your parents are thinking of spending the day at the beach.

(a) What does your brother/sister say to show he/she disagrees with the family's
Plans?
- Il pleuvra demain, nous devrions rester à la maison.
(b) What do you say to show you agree with him/her?
- Je suis d’accord avec William, nous devrions rester.
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1. You are at the doctor's office and meet an old neighbour whom you have not seen for a
long time.
(a) How do you express your surprise at seeing that person?
- Salut Charles, ça fait longtemps que je ne t’ai pas vu, tu vas bien?
(b) What does he/she reply?
- Oui oui, et toi?

2. You did not understand the home-work assignment and ask your friend for help.
(a) What do you say to get his/her help?
- Peux-tu m’aider avec les devoirs de chimie?
(b) What does he/she reply?
- Ouais, je vais t'appeler à dix-huit heures
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3. Your father is certain that there is gas in the car.
(a) How does he say this?
- Nous avons assez d’essence pour y aller.
(b) What does he say when the car stalls?
- Je suppose que j’avais tort.

4. You call to reserve tickets for a concert.

(a) How do you ask the price of the tickets?
- Combien ça coûte les deux billets?
(b) How do you react when you are told the price?
- Ouias c’est bon.

5. A customs officer wants to know if you have anything to declare.

(a) What does he/she say?
Si vous avez quelque chose à déclarer, vous devrez le faire maintenant.
(b) What do you reply?
- Je n’ai rien à déclarer.
1. Someone calls to speak to your brother and is surprised when you answer the phone.
(a) What does the person say to you?
- Phillipe? Ou est le frère aîné.
(b) What do you reply?
- Il fait des devoirs à la chambre.

2. A motorist is standing beside her car with a flat tire.

(a) How do you offer to help her?
- Voulez-vous de l’aide avec les pneus madame?
(b) What does she reply?
- Oui monsieur merci.

3. Your brother tells your mother that he fed the dog while she was away. Your mother
finds the food.
(a) What does he say to convince her?
- Il y avait plus de nourriture qu'il n'en avait besoin
(b) What does he say when your mother shows him the food in the kitchen?
- Voir par vous-même, plus de nourriture que nécessaire.

4. You are out shopping for a pair of shoes and wish to try on a pair, but there is no price
tag.
(a) How do you ask the price of the item?
- Quel est le prix?
(b) What does the salesperson reply?
- Cinq cent euros monsieur.

5. You arrive late for an important meeting of the student council.

(a) How do you apologise for being late?
- Je suis désolé d'être en retard.
(b) What do you say to explain why you are so late?
- La circulation cette matinée est terrible.
1. Someone comes to the house to see your brother/sister and is surprised to learn that you
are related.
(a) How does he/she express his/her surprise at finding this out?
- Il est ton frere? Je ne savais pas!
(b) What do you say in response?
- Ouais, beaucoup de personnes ne savent pas.

2. You see an old lady with a lot of packages trying to cross the road. You offer to help her.
(a) What do you say to her?
- Voulez-vous de l'aide pour traverser la rue?
(b) What do you reply when she accepts?
- D’accord madame.

3. Your classmate is certain that the home-work is due the following day.
(a) What does he/she say to you?
- Les devoirs sont dus le lendemain.
(b) What does he/she say when you insist that he/she is wrong?
- Nous allons voir!

4. In the market, you wish to buy a kilo of tomatoes.

(a) How do you ask the price of this item?
- Combien ça coûte un kilo de tomates?
(b) What does the market-vendor reply?
- Un kilo coûte cinq euros.

5. You go with a friend to buy a gift for his/her Mother's birthday. He/she cannot make up
his/her mind and asks your advice.
(a) What does he/she say?
- Qu'est-ce que je devrais acheter?
(b) What do you reply?
- Je pense que tu devrais lui acheter un perfume.