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French to English Translation Practice. These free exercises show French passages with the English translation hidden. Try writing or typing your translation in a text document, then reveal the English so you can compare your translation to mine.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of each verb in the present. Remember the exceptions and spelling rules. Le garçon (aller) à l’école. Aller is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs. The boy goes to school.
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In this exercise, you’ll be presented with a series of French sentences, and your task is to translate them into English as accurately as possible. Pay close attention to the grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure to ensure your translations convey the intended meaning.
In this exercise, you’ll be presented with a series of French sentences, and your task is to translate them into English as accurately as possible. Pay close attention to the grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure to ensure your translations convey the intended meaning.
The present tense is not so difficult in French because it works like in English. You use it to express what you are doing right now. Don’t get me wrong: I’m not talking about the present continuous, but still, the way to use it is pretty similar! 🔹 USE: the present tense is used to talk about something you do right now, or a habit you ...
5 mar 2020 · Level B2 – 6 Translation Exercises. Translate the sentences below using the following tenses or verbal constructions: PRÉSENT: you’re doing something now. VENIR DE / VENIR JUSTE DE: you’ve just done something. ÊTRE SUR LE POINT DE: you’re just about to do something.
