Lesson 030

Démarré par Thomas, 25 Sep 2008 01:13

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Thomas

Aujourd'hui, on va chez le médecin! De temps en temps tout le monde devient malade, alors c'est très important de savoir dire au médecin où on a mal, comment on est blessé, ou quoi que ce soit d'autre. Dans cette leçon, on a quelques mots de vocabulaire pour faire cela, y compris un rhume, tousser, et d'autres, et aussi quelques phrases pour vous aider si un jour, vous vous trouvez chez le médecin aux USA. Mais contrairement à ce qu'il y a dans les autres leçons, j'espère que vous n'aurez jamais d'occasion pour l'employer!
Hello, and welcome to Apprendre l'anglais.
Bonjour, et bienvenue à Apprendre l'anglais.

John Doe

Très utile! (Aussi pour mieux suivre ER!  ;D )

Une question stupide: Pourquoi dans "She broke" il n'y a pas de "s" comme pour d'autres verbe à la troisième personne du singulier comme dans "She loves, she takes" etc?

I'm no hero. Never was, never will be.

celia

Hello John Doe,

She breaks take a S at the end but she broke is the past form of the verb to breack so not S at the end even at the third person.

Pleased if this help. But I am sûre that you already know that.




celia

Hi Thomas,

Thanks you for this nice 30th lesson, witch is very interesting and the spelling is really usefull.

I want to say to you something. In French, on ne devient pas malade mais on TOMBE malade.
"Je suis malade où je suis tombé malade". Why TOMBER? I do not know but we say it like that.

John Doe

Citation de: celia le 25 Sep 2008 14:48
Hello John Doe,

She breaks take a S at the end but she broke is the past form of the verb to breack so not S at the end even at the third person.

Pleased if this help. But I am sûre that you already know that.





You right! Thx!

(I'm brainless sometimes... ;D )
I'm no hero. Never was, never will be.

Thomas

Thanks for the tip, celia :) There is actually a similar way to say things in English, the word "ill" means the same thing as "sick", and we say "I fell ill" -- interesting use of that particular verb...

Also, John Doe, you reminded me of something! I meant to give the conjugations of all new verbs when I introduce them in the regular lessons, but I forgot to do that! Something like "to break: break, breaks, breaking, broke, broken" just so everybody knows all the forms of the verbs I introduce. So you see, no question is stupid 8)
Hello, and welcome to Apprendre l'anglais.
Bonjour, et bienvenue à Apprendre l'anglais.

John Doe

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mamour

Hi!!sometimes in tv show in dubbing french they say"numero de securité social"!!!Do you have one?
John doe, you have Alzeimer disease!!!! ;D

Make the most of yourself,for that is all there is of you.

John Doe

I'm no hero. Never was, never will be.

mamour

She broke her arm:elle a cassé son bras.In french we say elle s'est cassée le bras  :P
Make the most of yourself,for that is all there is of you.

mamour

thank you John doe  ;) and thank you Thomas great lesson ;)
Make the most of yourself,for that is all there is of you.

Thomas

Yep, I do have one :)

And John Doe, that picture made me laugh really hard. I have no idea where you find all this stuff, but you have the most hilarious pictures...
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John Doe

I'm lucky!  8)  ;D
I'm no hero. Never was, never will be.

mamour

Make the most of yourself,for that is all there is of you.

John Doe

OK, very lucky...!!  ;D
I'm no hero. Never was, never will be.