DEVOIR DE FRANÇAIS(Replacement assignment for MGT)Below are 15 English expressions taken from today’s lecture. The sentences are divided into three parts of five expressions each. From each part of the 5 expressions in the three sections, you are to choose two and look for their French translations. To guide you, I have guided you to the subtitle under which each question is found. Make sure you clearly identity the sentences you have chosen to avoid loss of marks. PART 1 (UNITÉ 3)Let’s get out! (1. Qu’est-ce que l’impératif présent ?)He is brandishing a gun and invading the village (3. Les verbes du deuxième groupe)Let’s be, let’s ask and let’s talk! (4. L’impératif des verbes suivants : présent des verbes simples : être, avoir, aller, faire, dire, demander, parler, vouloir, devoir, prendre, mettre, donner, savoir, connaître, voir)You (people) should not speak! (7. La phrase impérative négative)Our mayor is rich and happy (8. Les adjectives et leurs contraires)PART 1 (UNITÉ 3)Sea-level rise and drought. (11.1 Parler de l’environnement et des changements climatiques : Phénomènes et changement climatiques)To save energy, do not waste. (11.5 Construction de phrases sur l’environnement et le changement climatique)Massive deforestation destroys biodiversity and worsens the greenhouse effect. (11.5 Construction de phrases sur l’environnement et le changement climatique)I see an oil spill and household waste. (10.3 Moral Description : Le portrait moral)We have disposable products and floods. (11.2 Parler de l’environnement et des changements climatiques : Problèmes de pollution)PART 3 (UNITÉ 4)Every week we went to the university. (1.1 L’emploi du passé compose)My uncle left this morning. (1.2 Structure du Passé Composé)My brother has bought the house this morning. (1.2.4 Le participe passé)She came back yesterday. (1.3 Les verbes qui emploient l’Auxiliaire « Être »)I took a quick coffee. (1.7.2 Récit 2)

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DEVOIR DE FRANÇAIS(Replacement assignment for MGT)Below are 15 English expressions taken from today’s lecture. The sentences are divided into three parts of five expressions each. From each part of the 5 expressions in the three sections, you are to choose two and look for their French translations. To guide you, I have guided you to the subtitle under which each question is found. Make sure you clearly identity the sentences you have chosen to avoid loss of marks. PART 1 (UNITÉ 3)Let’s get out! (1. Qu’est-ce que l’impératif présent ?)He is brandishing a gun and invading the village (3. Les verbes du deuxième groupe)Let’s be, let’s ask and let’s talk! (4. L’impératif des verbes suivants : présent des verbes simples : être, avoir, aller, faire, dire, demander, parler, vouloir, devoir, prendre, mettre, donner, savoir, connaître, voir)You (people) should not speak! (7. La phrase impérative négative)Our mayor is rich and happy (8. Les adjectives et leurs contraires)PART 1 (UNITÉ 3)Sea-level rise and drought. (11.1 Parler de l’environnement et des changements climatiques : Phénomènes et changement climatiques)To save energy, do not waste. (11.5 Construction de phrases sur l’environnement et le changement climatique)Massive deforestation destroys biodiversity and worsens the greenhouse effect. (11.5 Construction de phrases sur l’environnement et le changement climatique)I see an oil spill and household waste. (10.3 Moral Description : Le portrait moral)We have disposable products and floods. (11.2 Parler de l’environnement et des changements climatiques : Problèmes de pollution)PART 3 (UNITÉ 4)Every week we went to the university. (1.1 L’emploi du passé compose)My uncle left this morning. (1.2 Structure du Passé Composé)My brother has bought the house this morning. (1.2.4 Le participe passé)She came back yesterday. (1.3 Les verbes qui emploient l’Auxiliaire « Être »)I took a quick coffee. (1.7.2 Récit 2)

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Accepted Answer · 2026-04-20T13:48:30.314Z

Hey Hope — ready when you are. Here are the French translations for your chosen expressions: PART 1 (UNITÉ 3) Chosen English expression: Let’s get out! French translation: Sortons ! Chosen English expression: You (people) should not speak! French translation: Ne parlez pas ! PART 2 (UNITÉ 3) Chosen English expression: Sea-level rise and drought. French translation: L'élévation du niveau de la mer et la sécheresse. Chosen English expression: Massive deforestation destroys biodiversity and worsens the greenhouse effect. French translation: La déforestation massive détruit la biodiversité et aggrave l'effet de serre. PART 3 (UNITÉ 4) Chosen English expression: My uncle left this morning. French translation: Mon oncle est parti ce matin. Chosen English expression: She came back yesterday. French translation: Elle est revenue hier. Envoie-moi la prochaine 📸

Accepted Answer · 2026-04-20T13:48:30.314Z

Hey Hope — ready when you are. Here are the French translations for your chosen expressions: PART 1 (UNITÉ 3) Chosen English expression: Let’s get out! French translation: Sortons ! Chosen English expression: You (people) should not speak! French translation: Ne parlez pas ! PART 2 (UNITÉ 3) Chosen English expression: Sea-level rise and drought. French translation: L'élévation du niveau de la mer et la sécheresse. Chosen English expression: Massive deforestation destroys biodiversity and worsens the greenhouse effect. French translation: La déforestation massive détruit la biodiversité et aggrave l'effet de serre. PART 3 (UNITÉ 4) Chosen English expression: My uncle left this morning. French translation: Mon oncle est parti ce matin. Chosen English expression: She came back yesterday. French translation: Elle est revenue hier. Envoie-moi la prochaine 📸

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