Listening practice 2 D'accord 4 A

What is the English translation?

• to start something

• to leave the house

• to stop by someone's home

• to spend money

What is the English translation?

• to stop by someone's house

• to spend money

• to start something

• to leave the house

What is the English translation?

• I am going home.

• I am going to leave the house.

• I am stopping by someone's house.

• I am spending some money.

What is the English translation?

• I am going to explore the whole town.

• I am going to the gym.

• I am going to have lunch downtown.

• I am going to go to someone's house.

What is the English translation?

• I am going to swim in the pool.

• I am going to work out in the gym.

• I am going to have lunch downtown.

• I am not from here.

What is the English translation?

• I am going to a café this weekend.

• Are you going to a restaurant this weekend?

• Are you going to the movies this weekend?

• What are you doing this weekend?

What is the English translation?

• When are you leaving?

• When are you returning?

• When is she returning?

• Are you going downtown?

What is the English translation?

• My girlfriend is coming to see me.

• Are you going to her house?

• I am going to stop by my girlfriend's house.

• I am stopping by the grocery store.

What is the English translation?

• The beach is not far from here.

• The beach is very far from here.

• We are going to the beach this weekend.

• I love to go to the beach.

What is the English translation?

• The Parisian women are so chic.

• You live in a chic apartment.

• Your dress is chic!

• She is so chic!