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- Familles en évolution En comparaison avec les familles françaises moyennes avec seulement un ou deux enfants, plus de familles dans les pays francophones d’Afrique et au Québec ont plus d’enfants. Ils ont trois enfants au lieu d’un ou deux enfants. En outre, le taux de divorce en France est plus élevé par rapport au reste de l'Europe.February 8, 201510
- Que nos goûts de la famille Ma famille aime faire du camping. Nous adorons le camping toute l’année en l’hiver, le printemps, l’été et l’automne. Au camp, nous allons la natation, la marche à pied, la randonnée et le vélo. La nuit, nous commençons un feu de camp et nous mangeons des guimauves. En outre, nous jouissons voyager au Canada et dans le monde. Nous avons visité l’Ouest (la Colombie-Britannique et l’Alberta) et l’Est du Canada (le Québec, le Nouveau-Brunswick, la Nouvelle-Écosse, L’Île-du-Prince-Édouard et Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador). Moi personnellement, j’ai visité Les Territoires du Nord-Ouest pour le travail. Également, nous avons visité cinq continents sauf l’Australie et l'Antarctique. Autre que le camping et les voyages, ma femme aime lire des livres fiction. Toutefois, elle n’aime pas Cinquante Nuances de Grey. Mon premier fils aime le parkour. Son petit frère jouit d’arts martiaux mixtes (MMA) et il joue guitare. Ma fille joue du piano.February 8, 201510
- Verbes auxiliaires: pouvoir, vouloir, devoir, aller Je peux courir. Vous pouvez courir. (informelle, singulier) Il peut courir. Elle peut courir. Nous pouvons courir. Vous pouvez courir. (formel, singulier ou pluriel) Ils peuvent courir. (masculin) Ils peuvent courir. (féminin) On peut courir. Il peut courir. *** Je veux courir. Tu veux courir. (informelle, singulier) Il veut courir. Elle veut courir. Nous voulons courir. Vous voulez courir. (formel, singulier ou pluriel) Ils veulent courir. (masculin) Elles veulent courir. (féminin) On veut courir. Il veut courir. *** Je dois courir. Tu dois courir. (informelle, singulier) Il doit courir. Elle doit courir. Nous devons courir. Vous devez courir. (formel, singulier ou pluriel) Ils doivent courir. (masculin) Elles doivent courir. (féminin) On doit courir. Il doit courir. *** Je vais courir. Tu vas courir. (informelle, singulier) Il va courir. Elle va courir. Nous allons courir. Vous allez courir. (formel, singulier ou pluriel) Ils vont courir. (masculin) Elles vont courir. (féminin) On va courir. Il va courir.December 23, 201410
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I watched a video yesterday about the productivity at work in Germany. It is very was brilliant. The philosophy is when Germans are at work, they are very focused about what they do. Facebook, SMS and personal email are not tolerated allowed at work. According to For me, the most intelligent best part is when it is over, it is really over. Further, they only work 35 hours per week but it is and yet they remain one of the most efficient countries in the world. I like this their philosophy that's why I would like to eventually work in Germany eventually.
0 votedDecember 22, 20141Go Went out on a mountain bike
Hello everyone ,
At 8:30 this morning, I went out to mountain biking towards Mount Black in Belgium with my pals. There were at eleven of us. There was no particular problem, neither flat tyres [tires], nor a piece of mechanical equipment broken. Fortunately, no fall. It was a beautiful, nice and fun day.
Thanks a lot for correcting my mistakes.
Didier"I went out to mountain bike" is correct but it will sound more natural if you say "I went mountain biking" instead. In US and Canada, "tyres" is spelled as "tires." "Pals" is a good choice of word if you want to sound informal. You can also use "friends."
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Comment0 votedDecember 22, 20140Less mistakes
Hi everybody,for my compositions I always try to improve myself at every time I make mistakes but it's very difficult yet. I continue to work bravely
Thanks a lot for correcting my mistakes.
DidierTry to break your thought into simple sentences. You can only mprove after you have made the mistake or you can prevent the mistake from happening in the first place by learning from them. "Yet" indicates that it may happen but it hasn't. An alternate word for "bravely" can be "patiently" or "dilligently."
Hi everybody, for my compositions, I always try to improve myself by learning from my mistakes but it's very difficult. I will continue to work dilligently (or patiently or persistently).
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0 votedDecember 14, 20140Napakagaling. Tamang lahat. Walang mali kahit isa.
Yoong "future," puwede rin na "dagat" lang sa halip na "karagatan."
Puwede rin na isulat na medyo iba habang pinanatiling pareho ang ibig sabihin.
Present: Ang maliit na daga ay lumalangoy sa malawak na dagat!
Past: Ang maliit na daga ay lumangoy sa malawak na dagat!
Future: Ang maliit na daga ay lalangoy sa malawak na dagat!0 votedDecember 13, 20141Facebook and real friends.
I wonder who are my real friends. I say that because tomorrow is my birthday and I want to know who are going to recall my birthday. Every year people look at Facebook and they automatically know your birthday. So, I'm sure that I'm going to be deceived by the results. Nevertheless, I'm going to see exactly who are my real friends and who are not. For the time being, I can see the difference because everybody "knows" my birthday via Facebook.
"Faithful people" sounds religious. You can say "real friends." "Fake friends" will also work instead of saying "false people." "Birthday" is a date so there is no need to say "birthday date." It is easier to read and understand three shorter sentences instead of one very long one.
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