Bien dit!: Vocabulary and Grammar Workbook
1st Edition
Holt McDougal
ISBN: 9780547951843
Textbook solutions
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Chapter 7: Chapitre 7
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All Solutions
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Exercise 1
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So, if Nina hates to play baseball, the logical word here would be that she plays it badly (mal).
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Nina joue mal au base-ball.
Exercise 2
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Rachid loves to draw. I suppose that he draws very well (très bien).
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Il dessine très bien.
Exercise 3
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Élodie likes sports. She probably plays football well (bien).
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Elle joue bien au foot.
Exercise 4
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Nicole doesn’t like to study English language. That could be the reason that she speaks English badly.
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Elle parle mal anglais.
Exercise 5
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Éric and Iris like to party. They probably dance well.
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Ils dansent bien.
Exercise 6
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He likes going to the swimming pool from time to time. More logical word would be that he swims “pretty good – assez bien” more than “rather bad – très mal”.
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Il nage assez bien.
Exercise 7
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Even if the time spent singing does not guarantee the quality of it, we could say here that Karim sings pretty good.
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Il chante très bien.
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