Chapitre 2 - conversations BV1. Conversation 1 A: Biology class (subject) is not interesting at all. Do you agree? A: Le cours de biologie nest pas (du.

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Chapitre 2 - conversations BV1

Conversation 1 A: Biology class (subject) is not interesting at all. Do you agree? A: Le cours de biologie nest pas (du tout) intéressant du tout. Tu es daccord? B: No, I dont agree. The teacher is great and I understand biology. B: Non, je ne suis pas daccord. Le professeur est super (chouette)et je comprends la biologie. A: So, you are good at biology? I am bad at biology. A: Alors, tu es fort(e) en biologie? Je suis mauvais(e) en biologie.

Conversation 1 B: Yes, I am good at science, but I am bad at math. B: Oui, je suis fort(e) en sciences, mais je suis mauvais(e) en maths. A: School is a little difficult for me now, but French class (subject) is fun and pretty easy! A: Lécole est un peu difficile pour moi maintenant, mais le cours de français est amusant et assez facile!

Conversation 2 (group of males) A: Are you all friends? A: Vous êtes tous copains? B: Yes, we are all friends. B: Oui, nous sommes tous copains. A: What are you all like? A: Comment êtes-vous? (Vous êtes comment?) B: We are nice, smart, energetic and stylish. B : Nous sommes sympa(thique)s, intelligents, énergiques et chic.

Conversation 2 (group of males) A: I agree! And you all are not at all shy! You are all very confident! A: Je suis daccord! Et vous nêtes pas (du tout) timides du tout! Vous êtes tous très confiants! B: We agree, but we are not mean! B: Nous sommes daccord, mais nous ne sommes pas méchants! A: Are you all in the same classes? A: Vous êtes (Êtes-vous) tous dans les mêmes classes? B: No, but we are all in the same school! B: Non, mais nous sommes tous dans la même école!

Conversation 3 (group of females) A: You are all friends, right? A: Vous êtes toutes copines, nest-ce pas? B: Yes, we are all friends. B: Oui, nous sommes toutes copines. A: What are you all like? A: Comment êtes-vous? (Vous êtes comment?) B: We are nice, smart, energetic and stylish. B: Nous sommes sympa(thique)s, intelligentes, énergiques et chic. A: I agree! And you all are not at all shy! You are all very confident! A: Je suis daccord! Et vous nêtes pas (du tout) timides du tout! Vous êtes toutes très confiantes!

Conversation 3 (group of females) B: We agree, but we are not mean! B: Nous sommes daccord, mais nous ne sommes pas méchantes! A: Are you all in the same classes? A: Vous êtes (Êtes-vous) dans les mêmes classes? B: No, but we are all in the same school! B: Non, mais nous sommes toutes dans la même école!

Conversation 4 A: What is your (ton) schedule like? A: Comment est ton emploi du temps? (Ton emploi du temps est comment?) B: My (Mon) schedule is very busy. And you? B: Mon emploi du temps est très occupé. Et toi? A: It is really full, but art is fun for me. Do you agree or not? A: Il est vraiment chargé, mais le dessin (lart) est amusant pour moi. Tu es daccord ou pas? B: Yes, I agree, but I am bad at art, and it is not required. I am happy! B: Oui, je suis daccord, mais je suis mauvais(e) en art, et il nest pas obligatoire. Je suis content(e)!

Conversation 4 A: You are good at what subject? A: Tu es fort(e) en quelle matière? B: I am good at music and history. And you? B: Je suis fort(e) en musique et en histoire. Et toi? A: I am not good at music or history (ni…ni…). A: Je ne suis ni fort(e) en musique ni en histoire.