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95 [ninety-five]

Conjunctions 2

Conjunctions 2

95 [quatre-vingt-quinze]

Conjonctions 2

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Since when is she no longer working? Depu-- quan---- --avail-e-t-e--e-pl-s ? D----- q---- n- t--------------- p--- ? D-p-i- q-a-d n- t-a-a-l-e-t-e-l- p-u- ? --------------------------------------- Depuis quand ne travaille-t-elle plus ? 0
Since her marriage? D-p--s-so- ----a-e-? D----- s-- m------ ? D-p-i- s-n m-r-a-e ? -------------------- Depuis son mariage ? 0
Yes, she is no longer working since she got married. Oui- e--- ne-t---a-ll- -l-s--ep-i-----e--e s’e---mari-e. O--- e--- n- t-------- p--- d----- q------ s---- m------ O-i- e-l- n- t-a-a-l-e p-u- d-p-i- q-’-l-e s-e-t m-r-é-. -------------------------------------------------------- Oui, elle ne travaille plus depuis qu’elle s’est mariée. 0
Since she got married, she’s no longer working. De--is----e-le-s-e-t-m-ri--, e-l- n-----v-il-e pl-s. D----- q------ s---- m------ e--- n- t-------- p---- D-p-i- q-’-l-e s-e-t m-r-é-, e-l- n- t-a-a-l-e p-u-. ---------------------------------------------------- Depuis qu’elle s’est mariée, elle ne travaille plus. 0
Since they have met each other, they are happy. D-pui- -u’-l- ----on----sent,---- s-nt heur--x. D----- q----- s- c----------- i-- s--- h------- D-p-i- q-’-l- s- c-n-a-s-e-t- i-s s-n- h-u-e-x- ----------------------------------------------- Depuis qu’ils se connaissent, ils sont heureux. 0
Since they have had children, they rarely go out. D---is-q-’----o-- d-s e--a-t-, ils----tent-rar-m---. D----- q----- o-- d-- e------- i-- s------ r-------- D-p-i- q-’-l- o-t d-s e-f-n-s- i-s s-r-e-t r-r-m-n-. ---------------------------------------------------- Depuis qu’ils ont des enfants, ils sortent rarement. 0
When does she call? Qua-d --lépho-e-t--ll- ? Q---- t--------------- ? Q-a-d t-l-p-o-e-t-e-l- ? ------------------------ Quand téléphone-t-elle ? 0
When driving? Pend----l---raje- ? P------ l- t----- ? P-n-a-t l- t-a-e- ? ------------------- Pendant le trajet ? 0
Yes, when she is driving. Oui---n-c-n---s-nt. O--- e- c---------- O-i- e- c-n-u-s-n-. ------------------- Oui, en conduisant. 0
She calls while she drives. El-e té-é-h-n- e---o-d---a--. E--- t-------- e- c---------- E-l- t-l-p-o-e e- c-n-u-s-n-. ----------------------------- Elle téléphone en conduisant. 0
She watches TV while she irons. Elle -ega-d---a té-év-sion ----e---s-n-. E--- r------ l- t--------- e- r--------- E-l- r-g-r-e l- t-l-v-s-o- e- r-p-s-a-t- ---------------------------------------- Elle regarde la télévision en repassant. 0
She listens to music while she does her work. E--e------e -e-la ------e -n-fa---nt-se-------r-. E--- é----- d- l- m------ e- f------ s-- d------- E-l- é-o-t- d- l- m-s-q-e e- f-i-a-t s-s d-v-i-s- ------------------------------------------------- Elle écoute de la musique en faisant ses devoirs. 0
I can’t see anything when I don’t have glasses. Je ne vo------n l-r-qu--j- --ai -a--d- l-n--te-. J- n- v--- r--- l------ j- n--- p-- d- l-------- J- n- v-i- r-e- l-r-q-e j- n-a- p-s d- l-n-t-e-. ------------------------------------------------ Je ne vois rien lorsque je n’ai pas de lunettes. 0
I can’t understand anything when the music is so loud. J- ne---mp-en-- -ien q-a-- l---us--ue e---trop forte. J- n- c-------- r--- q---- l- m------ e-- t--- f----- J- n- c-m-r-n-s r-e- q-a-d l- m-s-q-e e-t t-o- f-r-e- ----------------------------------------------------- Je ne comprends rien quand la musique est trop forte. 0
I can’t smell anything when I have a cold. J- -- s-----i-- lor--u- -’ai----rhu--. J- n- s--- r--- l------ j--- u- r----- J- n- s-n- r-e- l-r-q-e j-a- u- r-u-e- -------------------------------------- Je ne sens rien lorsque j’ai un rhume. 0
We’ll take a taxi if it rains. Nou- --e-d--ns--- ------’-------t. N--- p-------- u- t--- s--- p----- N-u- p-e-d-o-s u- t-x- s-i- p-e-t- ---------------------------------- Nous prendrons un taxi s’il pleut. 0
We’ll travel around the world if we win the lottery. N-u--fe--ns--- to-r -u-m-----si n-u--g-gno-s à -a-loterie. N--- f----- l- t--- d- m---- s- n--- g------ à l- l------- N-u- f-r-n- l- t-u- d- m-n-e s- n-u- g-g-o-s à l- l-t-r-e- ---------------------------------------------------------- Nous ferons le tour du monde si nous gagnons à la loterie. 0
We’ll start eating if he doesn’t come soon. No-s co--en---o-s--e-------s-il---a-rive-p-s-b-e--ôt. N--- c----------- l- r---- s--- n------- p-- b------- N-u- c-m-e-c-r-n- l- r-p-s s-i- n-a-r-v- p-s b-e-t-t- ----------------------------------------------------- Nous commencerons le repas s’il n’arrive pas bientôt. 0

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