Paris: 12 killed by Islamist extremists

Refer to page 98 we see the six conjugations for the  verb "parler." Be sure that you understand which endings go with various subject pronouns (I, you, he, they, we you (formal))

Exercise 4. I would like you to take out a sheet of paper and translate the entire letter into English :)
Catherine(she) téléphone 
Mon frère et Eric(they) écoutent la radio
Nous mangeons
Mes parents (they) regardent la télévison
Moi, j'étudie
Nous n'étudions pas
Je(I) nage
Eric et Catherine jouent au tennis
Mes parents dînent

Translate the following into French on the same sheet of paper
Refer to page 98
Refer to page 100

I often listen to the radio                                       J'écoute souvent la radio                        
They eat a lot                                                      Ils mangent beaucoup
Eric and Stephanie always watch TV       éric et Stephanie regardent toujours la télé
We telephone our (nos) friends, too        
You (formal) study rarely                        
You (your friend) are eating/eat at a restaurant now
He plays tennis with Amélie                    
Y'all speak French very well                    


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