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Message de gewurz posté le 05-03-2005 à 05:24:14 (S | E | F | I)

C'est l'histoire d'un mec, il est à Paris devant le Rhône et il traduit :

1- Tom est devant l'église.
2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.

Have fun !

Réponse: devant 2 vents de ruofei, postée le 05-03-2005 à 06:11:38 (S | E)
Bonjour et merci Gewurz pour vos exercices toujours intéressants.

1- Tom is in front the church.
2- His/her name comes ahead of mine in the name list.
3- I'll be waiting for you outside the Post office.
4- He put his hands upon his face.
5- 'a' is used before a consonant and 'an' is used before a vowel.
6- She went before judge on Tuesday.
7- "Where are my keys?" "Before your very eyes."
8- A comes before B in the alphabet.

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Edit?par ruofei le 05-03-2005 18:11
consonant avec un seul 'n'....

Réponse: devant 2 vents de lucile83, postée le 05-03-2005 à 07:48:27 (S | E)
Gewurz !!!!!

je ne comprends pas comment le mec peut être devant le Rhône et à Paris

Aurais tu trop fêté l'anniversaire de Webmaster?

Réponse: devant 2 vents de larenaudiere, postée le 05-03-2005 à 07:57:17 (S | E)
Bonjour Gewurz
1- Tom est devant l'église.
Tom is in front of the church.
2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
His name comes just before mine in the list.
3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
I will wait for you in front of the post office.
I will wait for you outside the post office.
4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
He put his hands in front of his face.
5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
a is used before a consonant and an before a vowel.
6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
She appeared before the judge on Tuesday.
7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
Where are my keys? Just before your eyes.
8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.
A comes before B in the alphabet.
Merci Gewurz.

Réponse: devant 2 vents de gewurz, postée le 05-03-2005 à 07:59:17 (S | E)
Bonjour Lucile

C'est un sketche de Coluche

Réponse: devant 2 vents de lucile83, postée le 05-03-2005 à 08:05:18 (S | E)
Ah ok !!! je ne le connaissais pas !! comme quoi je ne connais pas tous les classiques! sorry

Réponse: devant 2 vents de tounette, postée le 05-03-2005 à 10:30:06 (S | E)
Hello Gewurz,

1- Tom is in front of the church
2- His name comes just before mine in the list
3- .I will wait for you in front of the post-office
4- He put his hands in front of his face
5- We use a before a consonant and an before a voyel
6-She goes before the judge on Tuesday
7- ."Where are my keys ? Just before your eyes
8- .A comes before B on the alphabetA comes before B on the alphabet

Réponse: devant 2 vents de grabuge, postée le 05-03-2005 à 13:22:14 (S | E)
Mais je croyais que Tom était mort à force de travailler... Il est ressuscité alors ou bien c'est un autre Tom ???

1- Tom est devant l'église.
Tom is front of the church
2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
His name is before mine in the list
3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
I'll wait for you in front of the post
4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
He put his hands ahead his face
5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
We use a before a consonant and an before a voyel
6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
She went of the judge on tuesday
7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.
A is before B in the alphabet

Ouah, c'est mieux que les structures résultatives !!!!

Réponse: devant 2 vents de felin, postée le 05-03-2005 à 19:09:37 (S | E)
Bonsoir Gewurz

1- Tom is front of the church.
2- His name is just before mine on the list.
3- I will be waiting for you in front of the post office.
4- He hid his face with his hands.
5- A is used before consonnant and an is used before a vowel.
6- She appeared before the judge on Tuesday or she went before the judge on Tuesday.
7- Where are my keys ? In front of your eyes.
8- A comes before B in the alphabet.

Gewurz

Réponse: devant 2 vents de jardin62, postée le 05-03-2005 à 21:27:51 (S | E)
Hi! gewurz.
( Great! I've always wanted a change anyway! So, River Rhône has arrived in Paris, at last! Time for "62" to move southwards , right down to Toulouse... God! where have they put Strasbourg now? Look! here it is, just before your eyes ! It's facing the Ocean! This is River Rhin, and the mole hill over there is Ballon d'Alsace!/ "Doesn't Dear Tom urgently need a compass?" / )

1- Tom 's facing the church. (Should know by now that he's a great sinner, having spent his time awaking babies and bewildering women!)
2- His name is before mine in the list. ( Don't worry, that list 's a fake : every one is called Tom so and so!)
3- I'll be waiting for you outside the post-office. ( What for? Sounds like a threat! He's been off his head since the "résultatatitives.)
4- He hid his face in his hands. ( Well done: no one will have to bear that terrible look of his!)
5- You must have an A before a consonant and an AN before a vowel. I had forgotten!
(Try to say it aloud 4 times! )
6- She appeared before the Court last Tuesday. ( Nothing against that!)
7- Where are my keys? Right before your eyes.
8- Letter A is before letter B in the alphabet. ( Are you sure now that River Rhône is facing a church in Paris?

Réponse: devant 2 vents de sun74, postée le 05-03-2005 à 21:46:46 (S | E)
1 :Tom is in front of the church .
2 :his name comes just before mine in the list .
3 :I`ll wait for you in front of the post office .
4 :He has put his hand on his face .
5 :We use a before a consonant and a before a vowel.
6 :she appeared before a judge on tuesday.
7 :where are my keys ? Just in front of you .
8 :A comes before b in the alphabet.

sun

Réponse: devant 2 vents de celbaz, postée le 05-03-2005 à 23:58:23 (S | E)
Bonsoir Gewurz

1. Tom is facing the church.
2- His name comes just before mine in the list.
3- I’ll be waiting for you outside the post office.
4- He put his hands in front of his face.
5- We use a before a consonant and an before a vowel.
6- She apparead before the judge on Tuesday.
7- Where are my keys ? Just ahead of your eyes.
8. A comes before B in the alphabet.

Merci pour le chatouillis de neurones à propos du simple mot devant !

Réponse: devant 2 vents de jardin62, postée le 06-03-2005 à 06:50:13 (S | E)

= à copier 50 fois:
' Je promets de faire des efforts pour être sérieuse et ne plus dire de bêtises en faisant mes exercices afin de ne pas déranger mes petits camarades qui travaillent'

Réponse: devant 2 vents de cam3, postée le 06-03-2005 à 20:21:36 (S | E)
Bonjour,
1- Tom est devant l'église.
Tom is in front of the church .
2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
His(her) name is just before mine in the list .
3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
I will wait for you outside the post-office .
4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
He covered his face with his hands .
5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
You use "a" before a consonant and "an" before a vowel .
6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
She appeared before the judge last Tuesday .
7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
"Where are my keys ?" " Right under your eyes ."
8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.
A comes before B in the alphabet .
Thank you .

Réponse: devant 2 vents de cat3, postée le 08-03-2005 à 10:36:27 (S | E)
bonjour

1 Tom is in front of the church
2 His name is just before of mine on the list
3 I will be waiting before the post office
4 He covered his face with his hands
5 A is used before a consonant,and n is used before a vowel
6 She appeared of the judge on Thuesday
7 "where are my keys "?Just under your eyes
8 A is before B in the alphabet

Réponse: devant 2 vents de sixa, postée le 08-03-2005 à 14:10:16 (S | E)
Bonjour Gewurz,

1- Tom est devant l'église.
Tom is in front the church
2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
His name comes just befor mine in the register
3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
I will wait ahead the door
4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
He put her hand in front his face
5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
we use a before one consonant and an befor one vowel
6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
She had appeared in front judge tuesday
7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
Where are my key ? just in front your eyes
8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.
A comes befor B in alphabet

Merci et bonne journée

Réponse: devant 2 vents de gewurz, postée le 11-03-2005 à 11:18:56 (S | E)
1- Tom est devant l'église.
--> Tom is in front of the church.

2- Son nom vient juste devant le mien dans la liste.
--> His name comes just before mine in the list.

3- Je t'attendrai devant la poste.
--> I'll wait for you in front of the post office.

4- Il mit ses mains devant son visage.
--> He put his hands in front of his face.

5- On emploie a devant une consonne et an devant une voyelle.
--> We use a before a consonant and an before a vowel.

6- Elle a comparu devant le juge mardi.
--> Sha appeared before the judge on Tuesday.

7- "Où sont mes clés ?" "Juste devant tes yeux."
--> "Where are my keys ?" "Right before your eyes."

8- A vient devant B dans l'alphabet.
--> A comes before B in the alphabet.

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