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“Il y a beaucoup de fleurs dans le jardin d’Aggie.”
“Ce ballon est gonflé au gaz.”
“Le jardin a une barrière bleue.”
“La gerbille est un petit animal.”
“Je ne crois pas aux fantômes.”
“Becky a un cadeau pour l’anniversaire de Polly.”
“La girafe est un animal d’Afrique.”
“Ethan donne des wagons à Jenny.”
“Sally est contente de voir Jenny.”
“Les fenêtres sont fabriquées avec du verre.”
“Papa et Mamie portent des lunettes.”
“Danny fait un tableau avec du papier et de la colle.”
“Les voitures vont dans le car-ferry.”
“Notre équipe a marqué un but.”
“Les chèvres grimpent très bien dans les collines.”
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- amount to balance
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- bedroom to book
- boot to burn
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- dress to e-mail
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- fly to fur
- grape to hard
- hat to honey
- hop to itch
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- kitten to lean
- learn to lip
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- mean to more
- morning to nest
- net to odd
- often to parachute
- parent to person
- pet to pocket
- poem to puppet
- puppy to real
- recorder to round
- rug to scooter
- sea to shoe
- short to sleeve
- slice to soon
- sort to star
- start to sugar
- suitcase to tea
- teacher to toe
- together to twin
- ugly to wake
- walk to win
- wind to zoo
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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.
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