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phrases  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| J’aime | I am |\n| Je n’aime pas | you (singular informal) are |\n| J’adore | he/she/it is |\n| Je préfère | I prefer |\n| Je voudrais | we are |\n| Je vais | you (plural/formal) are |\n| J’ai l’intention de | I intend to |\n| J’espère | I hope |\n| J’ai toujours voulu | I’ve always wanted to |\n\nUseful infinitive phrases  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| visiter des sites historiques | to visit historic sites |\n| voir l’ancien château | to see the old castle |\n| se promener à la campagne | to go for a walk in the countryside |\n| aller à la montagne | to go to the mountains |\n| se relaxer au bord de la mer | to relax by the seaside |\n| visiter le vieux quartier | to visit the old quarter |\n| manger dans un restaurant vivant | to eat in a lively restaurant |\n| visiter des musées et des galeriesd’art | to visit museums and art galleries |\n| aller au marché pour acheter des souvenirs | to go to the market to buy souvenirs |\n| recommander des sites touristiques | to recommend tourist sites |\n\nUseful adjectives  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| beau/bel/beaux/belle/belles | beautiful |\n| calme | calm, quiet |\n| chaud(e) | hot, warm |\n| cher/chère | expensive |\n| étranger/étrangère | foreign |\n| froid(e) | cold |\n| historique | historic |\n| idéal(e) | ideal |\n| industriel(le) | industrial |\n| propre | clean |\n\nUseful vocabulary for places to visit  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| le bord de la mer | seaside |\n| la campagne | countryside |\n| le château | castle |\n| l’église (f) | church |\n| l’endroit (m) | place |\n| l’île (f) | island |\n| le jardin | garden |\n| le magasin | shop |\n| le marché | market |\n| la mer | sea |\n| la montagne | mountains |\n| la mosquée | mosque |\n| le musée | museum |\n| le pays | country |\n| le stade | stadium |\n| la synagogue | synagogue |\n| le temple | temple |\n| la vue | view |\n\nThe seasons of the year  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| au printemps | in spring |\n| en été | in summer |\n| en automne | in autumn |\n| en hiver | in winter |\n\nDescribing the weather  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| Il fait froid | It’s cold |\n| Il fait chaud | It’s hot |\n| Il fait du soleil | It’s sunny |\n| Il fait du vent | It’s windy |\n| Il fait beau | It’s good weather |\n| Il fait mauvais | It’s bad weather |\n| Il pleut | It’s raining/It rains |\n| Il neige | It’s snowing/It snows |","cbCaihcwUXj9DjaU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihcwUXj9DjaU","pdf",61765,"English","# Useful opinion and intention phrases\n## Useful infinitive phrases for travel\n## Useful adjectives for describing places\n## Useful vocabulary for places to visit\n## The seasons of the year\n## Describing the weather","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of opinion or intention phrases are included for travel conversations?\",\"answer\":\"The material covers liking and disliking, strong preferences, expressing intentions, hoping, 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