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“Monsieur Dot et Jack vont souvent faire les courses.”
“L’huile de tournesol est bonne pour la cuisine.”
“Ils n’ont fait un voyage en montgolfière qu’une fois.”
“Becky a seulement deux fraises.”
“Monsieur Dot ouvre la porte d’entrée.”
“Le magasin de Madame Bird est ouvert le samedi.”
“Grand est le contraire de petit.”
“Becky est assise en face de son nounours.”
“Est-ce que tu as d’autres jouets?”
“Le singe est hors de la boîte.”
“L’oiseau vole au-dessus de l’arbre.”
“Madame Bird a son propre magasin.”
“Polly regarde les mots sur la page.”
“Shelley peint un chat orange.”
“Je peins ma chambre en bleu.”
“une paire de chaussettes rayées”
“Ce palais a des toits dorés.”
“bleu clair” “vert clair” “jaune clair”
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- bald to bed
- bedroom to book
- boot to burn
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- empty to feel
- fence to flower
- fly to fur
- game to goose
- grape to hard
- hat to honey
- hop to itch
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- kitten to lean
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- mean to more
- morning to nest
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- pet to pocket
- poem to puppet
- puppy to real
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- rug to scooter
- sea to shoe
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- slice to soon
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- suitcase to tea
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- together to twin
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- wind to zoo
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- Words we use a lot
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Picture Dictionary in French
- A fantastic, vibrant guide to the French language.
- Features over 1,200 words each illustrated by Jo Litchfield’s handmade models.
- Words are arranged alphabetically using the robust alphabet tabs, and includes a simple introduction to grammar.
- Special thematic arrangements also help children to learn the vocabulary for subjects such as seasons, colours and numbers.
- Listen to all the words online at the Usborne Quicklinks website.
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