Please associate the idiomatic expressions in column A to the circumstances in which you would use them.
Qu'est-ce qu'il y
a?
?
You're walking on the
street and you see a little
boy crying on the
sidewalk. What do you
say?
Vas-y!
?
You have been working on
a math exercise for a
while and you're finally
done. What do you say?
J'y vais.
?
You're in the stands,
watching a race in which
your friend is participating.
He is just passing in front
of you. What do you yell
out to him?
Ça y est!
?
You're just about to leave
your friend's house. What
do you say as you get
ready to go?

answer:

avant-hier ah-van-tee-ehr the day before yesterday

hier ee-ehr yesterday

aujourd'hui o-zhoor-düee today

demain duh-mun tomorrow

après-demain ah-preh-duh-mun the day after tomorrow

explanation:

monday

lundi =aujourd'hui

tuesday

mardi =demain

wednesday

mercredi =après-demain

thursday

jeudi =the day before yesterday

friday

vendredi=hier

hit

answer:

to ask someone their name, a stranger or someone older than you, ask, "comment vous appelez-vous? ". when asking someone your own age, it's "comment tu t'appelles? " to answer, say "je m'appelle" + your name. example: "je m'appelle kyle."

explanation:

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Bonjour

D'où vient-elle, Marie ?

(there is no need to add "-t-" as "vient" already has a "t" at the end)

Elle vient du Viêtnam.

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