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- Wordreference est un bon dictionnaire pour les phrases comme ça. Il y a un appli gratuite aussi. Voici ce que j'ai trouvé: rusty - adj figurative (person: out of practice) (figuré, familier : personne) rouillé adj qui manque de pratique loc adj avoir perdu (en [qch]) loc adj You'd like me to play the piano? I'm afraid I'm a little rusty, so please excuse me if I play some wrong notes. Vous voudriez que je joue un peu de piano ? Malheureusement je suis un peu rouillé, excusez mes fausses notes. Vous voudriez que je joue un peu de piano ? Malheureusement je manque un peu de pratique alors, excusez mes fausses notes.0 votedApril 23, 20182
- Des nombreux personnes aiment partir dans un parc. Spécialement, les jaunes couples qui vont ses bébés. Ces jours-ci, il fait très beau et doux. Quand mes fils étaient jeunes, nous sommes partis souvent pour nos pique-niques. Ma femme a préparé quelque repas, En voyant de paysage, nous avons mangé des plats faciles. Quelque fois, nous avons commandé des plats qui sont livrés. Aujourd’hui l'aire est pollue par le poussière fine. Donc, c'est difficile de faire la pique-nique.
Il y a peut etre d'autres choses à corriger mais j'ai marqué quelques uns
0 votedApril 17, 20182 Veronica, that is a great process! It allows you to practice two modes of communication (interpretive with movies/reading and interpersonal with conversational).
Do you work on presentational speaking/writing? This would be practice in expressing yourself and being clear to an audience (whether listeners or readers).
0 votedJanuary 25, 20180Antony, that's really interesting. I have had students like this; they are able to teach themselves and really need to be challenged in order to grow. If a task is too easy, it can become boring or feel too forced. However, you also learned with audio-visual aids (french/belge TV?) I really do think it is important to have conversation practice, but it must be at your level. An important skill to learn is "<a class="spell" href="https://www.google.fr/search?q=spontaneity&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiNue_zkvPYAhWM2qQKHS1zBHYQkeECCCQoAA" id="fprsl" data-ved="0ahUKEwiNue_zkvPYAhWM2qQKHS1zBHYQkeECCCQoAA" style="">spontaneity</a>", because we can never truly predict what will happen in a conversation.
0 votedJanuary 25, 20180- How do YOU learn best?
As a high school and college level French teacher, I have seen a variety of "learners" when it comes to picking up a language. Some of my students need motivation like a language partner to practice with, others watch youtube videos in the target language or listen to music. What kind of learner are you? Do you need visual aids? Do you use drills to memorize vocabulary/grammar? Do you have to do a hands-on activity (kinesthetic learning)?
Personally, I am a hands-on learner. I have to have a challenge before me and a task to complete in order to push myself further in my learning.
Tell me about yourself?
-Elle
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