Ch 7 · Lesson 12

At the table, the doctor's and the morning

Ordering, feeling ill and being late, all in one go.

Why these go together

Set phrases for ordering food, saying what is wrong and describing your day. Handy in a role-play.

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    I would like some fish and some water, please.

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    Do you have any vegetables?

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    I would like some cheese or some fish.

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    I don't eat meat because I don't like it.

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    I'm going to the station to buy a ticket.

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    I've had a headache since yesterday.

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    I'm going to the doctor's because I'm ill.

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    I get up at seven and have my breakfast.

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    It's eight o'clock, I'm late!

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    In the evening, I watch TV and then I go to bed.

Matching

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Match each phrase to what it means.

Fill in the blank

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Put the missing word back.

  1. Je du poisson et de l'eau, s'il vous plaĂźt. (I would like some fish and some water, please.)

  2. Est-ce que vous avez des ? (Do you have any vegetables?)

  3. Je voudrais du ou du poisson. (I would like some cheese or some fish.)

  4. Je ne mange pas de parce que je n'aime pas ça. (I don't eat meat because I don't like it.)

  5. Je vais Ă  la gare pour acheter un . (I'm going to the station to buy a ticket.)

  6. J'ai Ă  la tĂȘte depuis hier. (I've had a headache since yesterday.)

  7. Je vais chez le médecin parce que je suis . (I'm going to the doctor's because I'm ill.)

  8. Je me à sept heures et je prends mon petit-déjeuner. (I get up at seven and have my breakfast.)

  9. Il est huit heures, je suis en ! (It's eight o'clock, I'm late!)

  10. Le soir, je la télé puis je me couche. (In the evening, I watch TV and then I go to bed.)

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