A.   Whose habit is this?

B.   What are your habits?

C.   Where do you wear your habit?

A.   Aimez-vous le restaurant dans le quartier?

B.   Connaissez-vous le restaurant d'a côté?

D.   Avez-vous été au restaurant sur le quartier?

E.   Savez-vous le restaurant sur le quartier?

A.   You need to be able to talk fluently in two languages

C.   You have to speak no less than two languages currently

D.   You need to speak currently two languages.

A.   I can't cook a casserole, but I am having an affair.

C.   We don't have a casserole, but this bowl will make the affair.

B.   For fruits, I would like raisins and prunes.

C.   I'd like a raisin and prune fruitcake.

D.   I'm giving you these grapes and plums.

A.   Samedi, Jeudi, Dimanche

B.   Jeudi, Lundi, Samedi

D.   Mardi, Lundi, Mercredi

A.   That shanty is empty except for a moldy sink.

B.   Those barracks have been uninhabitable for five months.

C.   That hut is inhabited by five mice.

B.   You can't go there anymore; the carrots are cooked!

A.   I did not remember to put my name badge on last Thursday.

B.   I always remember to put my name tag on.

C.   I do not remember the last time I put on my name badge.

A.   Le taxi attendra derrière du bâtiment à 9h.

B.   Le taxi attendait devant le bâtiment à 9h.

D.   Le taxi attendra à côté du bâtiment à 9h.

A.   He sued his insurance and they decided to help him pay his medical bills.

B.   He will sue his insurance if they don't help him pay his medical bills.

D.   He won't press charges since his insurance is helping him pay his medical bills.

A.   My journey took me here and there.

B.   My journey was uneventful.

C.   My sojourn was neither here nor there.

A.   I am not a fool

B.   Don't make me a fool

D.   I care

A.   A client just got back to us regarding our quote.

B.   A client might ask for a quote.

D.   A client is asking us if there was a mistake in our quote.

A.   The girls will paint the fence tomorrow.

C.   The boys always paint fences on Fridays.

D.   The boys painted the fence yesterday.

B.   The magazine can be heard from afar.

C.   The magazine is too long.

D.   The store sells chopped sirloin.

A.   I intend to treat all of my lovers well.

B.   I hear all of my ammo well.

D.   I hear all of my friends well.

A.   You don't understand.

B.   I do understand.

C.   I can't understand it.

A.   Why them?

B.   Why us?

C.   Why him?

B.   If you don't drop me off, I'll stay in the car and go hunting with you!

C.   You can drop me at the corner of this street, wait for me in the car!

D.   The corner of the street is unsafe, let me stay in the car with you!

A.   You couldn't negociate.

C.   You could have negociated.

D.   You won't negociate.

A.   J'aime bien assis par Amélie, elle est l'expert.

B.   Il discute avec Amélie, elle est l'expert.

C.   Regardez Amélie, elle travaille.

A.   Today I'd like to stay on the seat of my car, because it's very roomy.

C.   Today I'm going to stay home, because I have my own room.

D.   Every day I take a nap in my chair, because I have rheumatism.

A.   He woke up and realized he got robbed.

B.   He didn't get any sleep on his flight.

C.   He will take a nap on the plane.

A.   The lawyer was in the clear: pictures helped him convince the courtroom.

B.   The lawyer had them: pictures were shown inside the courtroom.

D.   The lawyer was white: pictures taken in the courtroom shows that.

A.   Quand elle était en retard au travail?

B.   Est-ce qu'elle a de se rendre au travail?

D.   À quelle heure at-elle pour aller travailler?

A.   Are there some people who speak English?

B.   Are there English letters somewhere?

D.   Is there something with English written on?

A.   The house will be built in one month.

B.   The tree grew on the hill.

D.   They built a house on a hill.

A.   It's wrong of me to work with Jason!

B.   I hate to see how happy Jason is!

C.   Jason is crazy to work with me!

B.   S'il pleut, nous allons jouer le match.

C.   S'il vous plaît jouer dans le match.

D.   Nous allons jouer sous la pluie.

A.   How long is the meeting?

B.   How many meetings are there?

D.   Is this the one hour meeting?

B.   You'll see how fat you've grown if you look in the mirror.

C.   Take yourself out of my sight right now.

D.   You'll bring the body before the court if you can manage it.

A.   We must use the key.

B.   It suddenly became clear.

D.   The key must have disappeared.

A.   Look, it's leaving!

B.   Listen, don't do it!

C.   Watch out, don't move!

A.   Lisez les instructions du bâtiment .

C.   Lire l'avant des instructions.

D.   Donnez-moi les directions du bâtiment

A.   Je prends une classe dans ce bâtiment.

C.   Leur classe est dans le dernier bâtiment sur __la droite.

D.   Mon vol se trouve à la dernière terminale de gauche.

A.   Je suis la reine des mots.

B.   Je suis l'abeille mondaine.

C.   Je suis le roi du mot.

A.   There's a park behind the school.

B.   There's a school behind the park.

D.   Let's go to school after the park.

A.   We enjoyed the afternoon tea.

B.   We managed well this afternoon.

D.   Our eating left an aftertaste.

A.   He quit school in mid-semester and re-entered when he was older.

C.   He ran out of the school at noon and came back in the afternoon.

D.   He dropped out of school in mid-year to go home and recuperate.

A.   Did you forget about the book?

C.   Can you forget about the book?

D.   Will you bring the book?

A.   What pass is this?

B.   Who's passing by?

D.   Who passed (the test)?

A.   Marie did not finish her last project.

C.   Marie does not have new projections for the week.

D.   Marie did not have a project last week.

A.   Have you sorted the chains today?

B.   Did you get a dog today?

C.   Can you take the dog to the groomer?

A.   The sea is calm.

B.   Her mother is sleeping.

C.   My sister is sleeping.

A.   Are those men the bosses?

B.   Which of those men is the priest?

D.   How many bosses are men?

A.   I put the reports on your desk yesterday.

B.   I will put the reports in your hand tomorrow.

D.   I will take the metro to work in the morning.

A.   Si Christophe ne va pas au rendez-vous, nous irons visiter Stéphnie.

B.   Si Christophe ne va pas avec toi au rendez-vous, je vais demander que Stéphanie va avec toi.

D.   Si Christophe ne va pas au rendez-vous, Stéphanie va aller.

B.   My pencil is cracked. May I tape it together?

C.   My crayon is broken. May I take another?

D.   My cravat is loose. May I tie it?

B.   Why are you acting like a monkey in front of me?

C.   What are you making a mockery of?

D.   Why are you making fun of yourself to me?