Hello, us, just in your back. Good. I'm back. You're back. Is that working? Yeah, good. Right. I'm going to write down on the right now because we're going to do the exercise and I'm going to write down those pronouns. So it's more twelve Luo L new U and then e for rural masculine and l with an s for feminine, me, you, him, her, etc. So have a good look at that, right? Let's look at the examples. So we're down here. I'm going to underline down at the bottom on the right l armange ac, Oh, she et with them, she didn't eat with you. She ate with them instead. Underneath jusuali chezel and went to her place. So if you say, did you have a lovely time with. Christine, you say if I went to her place, she suse alchase l, so can we have a look at the example on the left, the exercise. Now I'll go back into black number one, Margot. That's a girl's name, Margot ador, adjun, could you rise up again, please, for me? Does it not work by bringing the screen towards you at the top? Have you tried bringing the screen towards you just n and then you won't syk lower and lower? I've not seen you move the screen. Have you moved the screen? Okay, number one, Margot ador, two lspor exm Mapire dot dot dot npasa do two. Now, what does the beginning of this sentence mean? Justin, please? Uncle, my goal loves every. Screens sport, yes, up here. Okay, can you fill out with the answer now? Austin, what word do we need to put in the blank? Margot adores all extremesport, but Pierre dot dot nepassa dutwo. I think it's lougood boy, it is because what you're saying is, but Peter, he, him, him doesn't like it at all. So it's emphasizing what Pierre does not like. Goodwell, done. Now, number two, numerdot dot dot. We have two answers needed here. Dododojferde surf mes ma sof Dodone ferriparacas Austin, can you tell me what the first part means in English, please? I. I surf I do surfing I surf Yeah Yeah may myself my system. Does not do it at all. Do anything. Remember that that negative with Riya. Let me just underline Riya here. That means that she doesn't do anything. And then elecetroparassus means she. He is very personal. Lazy laacy. Yeah, well done. Do you remember when we started doing adjectives a very long time ago? There were pictures with some objectives. The word sampa was accompanied by a picture of someone giving some flowers. And then there was bavaar, where a woman was on the telephone all day. She was chatty, talkative. And then there was paracers with someone lying in a hammock asleep. Do you remember? Okay. So Austin, you've done that. Thank you very much. Justin, can you give me the answer? The first pronoun we need for number two, please? Dot dot dot jufedusurf. What is the pronoun going in? Here, gooboy perfect. And what is the next one? Please, Justin, what your Fedo surf may master, sir? Louis, now what does Louis mean here in terms of an emphatic pronoun? Which impit. So it's al al good because we want to say, she, she doesn't do anything. My sister, her, her, she doesn't do anything. She's too lazy. Right? Good. Number three. Could you translate into English, please? Justin to vr abic dot dot dot perde battle de question, tuvatuviwith dodovers de battle de. Yeah. What does it mean? You know what two vr means? The verb is veneer. Duauen vaventuparte. To be to live venir are you mixing up with of course. Okay. Yeah, that's okay. Yeah there wasn't no, that's Sorto go out of Sorof veneer. It would be I'm I'm glad you're remembering it. Is it Mrs. Burner? Veneer means to come. Juva? It's very irregular to vr. Vwith A T on the end, new U A vnon vvenet and il vn, W E and t. Can you both look at that? It's good to revise these verbs sometimes. Juvia, are you coming? Juva, are you coming? Are you coming? We juvia juvia. So it's ss and N T, and then Venant Venet vn, they come. Okay, can you translate number three then, please? Austin, Justin, I'm sorry. Justin duvian with dot dot berdubato Duma perdubattle. De. Battle is boat, right? Boat. So what's it mean? Fair? Do battle, do boat. Yes. I think in English we say go boating, go boating. And then duboating Duma tomorrow. Good. Are you coming with us to do? Go boating tomorrow? So what's the answer in French there? Ac Austin, please. Ac. About should be new good boy with us. Are you coming with us to change a different color for some reason? Okay, well done number four. I'm going to tell you that the word here that you need to say in English is her. Notice there's always a comma afterwards when we, when we use one of these. So can you translate into English all that sentence? Number four, please. Austin montperet, trbeautimama neufaco de la Zumba. Do you know what Zumba is? Believe it is a dancing game, exactly, some sort of silly dancing. I think you hold sticks or something in your hand. Okay. Can you translate that? Number four, please? So my dad is very sporty, but my mom she那费q da zma。You've got the, you've got the word her first, haven't you? But my mother, her. And then she I'm not fado. You remember this sort of negative. You can probably work it out by thinking about the English. My father is very sporty, but my mother, her something does Zuma. Now it won't be that she good boy only. It can't be that she doesn't do some. But otherwise they wouldn't say to all, would they? Yeah, that will be that will make no sense. It would make no sense if you said she doesn't do Zuma. She only does Zuma. It's a nuand a cuwell done. So, Justin, what I want you to do, please, is to now tell me what the word is for her montperet trsportimama dot dot dot. I didn't hear you. Sorry. L good boy. L, so in English, we say, but my mother, her, she where you would put the she in again? She only does zmba zber, right? Number five, Justin, can you translate it starting with the word us in English, please? Number five, il commenwith le moas. No, I want you to give me the English, please for the whole sentence. Us on trenement les mattranslated please into English entertainment. We have a entertainment every Saturday morning, okay? It looks like entertainment, doesn't it? On fmonwho can remember a verb. Some tRNA. It's a reflexive. Sentrner. I'm going to give a and ouwhat jadore le foot jmonerne Toules samedes marma jadore le foot jmonerne Toules samedimatinwdoes son entrner mine. Train to practice. Train to train practice. Yeah. So I know it looks like entertainment, doesn't it? Just n good guess, but you were just a little bit way off. So let's go back now. Austin, can you give me the answer please? Number five, dot dot dot. On our and on Trenmore. And that means we have a training session. I think that would mean on a an trennal to les samedimatto wthe dot dot dot word. No good. So us us lot, we have a training session every Saturday morning. Okay, Numos six, Numos six. Can you translate? There's two dot dots. And can you just put the English in that you think it is in the blanks? Please Austin, translate into English. Crawe on le pmore. Translate into English for me. Notice how I said poor more for me. For me, that's an emphatic pronoun. So number six, my parents. My parents day. Think that the skysurf is very dangerous. Dangerous, too dangerous dangerous. Okay, too dangerous, but me I one, two. Yeah I would I would like I would like. Vermonte. I already like to try, if the word we've talked about this before, the word, the word vay varai is say, so very truly is truly, I truly want to or really, really, we would often say, I would truly like, I would really like to. Isn't a listen to try, good boy to try. I would really like to try the English word missing up here. My parents it's not they it's them when we're using this emphatic them, they think that size curf is that's it. Sky surf is too dangerous. But me that goes in here. Me, I would really like to try. Now Justin, please can you tell me the two missing French words here for these pronouns? A eux, because that's plural masculine. I know that's a mother and a father here, but it always takes the masculine word when it's mixed. And then Penque le skser. Mome, I would really like to try. Okay, can you do number seven clawe on angle? Sito, play Austin adjun on angle and put the word in English where there's a blank, please. Numerset, make up a dot dot dot on per day. Spor exme, give me the English please. My friends, sorry, it's not copit's copine, yes, my friends. My friends Hey, not they not they. My friends, what's the English word that's missing then then good boy comma and then they on per des sport me what is avoir per let's put it down here. Avoire perfuducan, either of you tell me what that means? To have fear of or to be afraid of. I'd rather like to have fear of because then you can translate it to have is is your air there her is fear and of is duso. I think while you're trying to remember it that this avoir per, I think you're better off remembering this English here. To have fear of, even though we don't say that well, you could say that he has fear of, but we tend to say we're afraid of. Okay, so can you translate the sentence again in English please? Justin makeup pmaup pin dot dot dot on part. Is extreme sport extreme in English? H, my, my friends. Then have a fear of extreextreme sports. Good. Well done. Now what is the French here? Be careful, Austin, because it's macoppin. L L to damn feminine good boy them, my friends, them, they have fear of extreme sports good numerwait can you translate into English? Osttempplay traue en net il me plaîn wiil est partijen foot son reimson have a look in the box on the right if you've forgotten saw，I'm going to underline it in orange so. Means some. It's another Mrs. Btramps. What does it mean? Mrs. Banof, tramp, he, you can see it takes ethe verb in the past tense. He. Hatia is the original, I think. What do you think it means? It is. Well, it's not to play. That's fair. It's already had another, already had something play. Yeah, they go. They go. Does not make sense. Well, it's the past tense. It's the past tense for start, isn't it? Yes, what here? Well, the four idea that they played football without you, exactly. Okay. Do you know the verb path here? Justin? Yes, Justin. Part here. Oh, that's in black. Sorry. It's another misses vder Trump verb. So it's a verb of movement. It means to leave, to depart. Present tense sure, par with an s two, par with an s ill, par with A T ne Parsons voparter. Il part? Jupars tupars, il pars ne partent o paril part. And if you want to say I left, you have to say just sweet, because it takes extra tra part t. And if it's feminine, you put a knee on the end. So as it agrees, do you remember all this now? The verb of movement. Yeah, you can't use that to say I left the dog at home. It's not that sort of leaving. It's I left the train station or the train left le train et because it's instead of saying depart to depart, it's a good way of understanding it. So you can't say I left, I left the cake at your house, but you can say I departed at 4:00. I left at 4:00. So it's when you depart yourself, a body departs in terms of leaving. So let's go back. So what does that sentence mean now, Austin? Number eight, they left to play football without you. Is it they left ill a party? He left, he left. And why does it have an air in the middle ill air party? Can you explain why for the past tense it used p it's a Mrs bder Trump verb. Otherwise the verb would be awar in the middle, wouldn't it? So what is the French needed here? Justin, elle party, he left to play football without you ilparty you a or foot song. Wow, good boy. Can't seem to write twelve toi, why is it not typing? Probably because I'm in White, I expect change it to purple twokay. Job done. Marvelous. So that finishes that whole section now on extreme sports. However, if I turn the page, and maybe that's the only one, I've got two pages, three pages, I have got a lot of vocabulary. And for the rest of this lesson, I think it's worth going through some of this vocabulary rather than starting a new section. I'm not going to expect you to know all of these, but I think that you ought to know quite a lot. I can't tell you why some of these words are in bold black and some of them are not. No idea why that is, but it doesn't matter. So I'm going to start by marking up in blue where we are. Forget about le baladder. I don't think people have mpthree players anymore. But can you look at this next one? Yeah, sure is, of course. The next word, I think, you know Shea, means at the house of shetois, at your house Choto choose. That's a good verb. Communicate is to communicate. In fais a way to. Like a way to get fit is to do a lot of walking a way. La fette, I'm skipping now. La fette is a party. Genial is great. You know that. Look, okki, your glass is ice hockey. I'm jumping down to this one. And quiabbla is incredible. That actually means unbelievable in French. There. Lose your now I'm skipping down again. Is the newspaper les Losier is activities like leisure time. Maron is funny like a person. Our contra, on the other hand, ice ring doesn't matter. You're not going to have to say that often. Relax is to relax. Retrois to meet, utise is to use. These are all really good verbs. So what's the French for? To choose just in place. You can just read them off the list. Good. If you want to say I choose, I choose the sport today, it's your chole sport of. Have a look at the word great halfway down Austin. How do you say me? I think that ice hockey, and that's in the list as well, is great. Me, with an emphasis. I think that ice hockey is great. I'll put it in here. Me, I think that ice hockey is great. Good. Yes, more commsure. Pds. That cool good ice hockey is on the list there. Okay, glass, your glass is great. Es? Genal genal. Can't find the accent here we are genal. It's got an e in brackets in case it's feminine. Okay, we're on the same list, just n, can you say him? On the other hand. Likes? To relax. Now notice that near the bottom is the verb to relax. And notice it's super relax, say, because it's reflexive to relax. Onself f, so can you translate this into French? Hycomma, on the other hand, likes to relax. We le? Park park on. Oh, a contra, sorry. Il am to relax, reflexinear the bottom, relax it, just relax, sort of relax. Ate, Yeah good sort of relaxwell done. So on the other hand, is pacontra. You can also say, Oh, au o Contis also on the contrary, which is the same sort of thing. She she likes going to. James is house. How do you say that, Austin? She she likes going to jameshouse. L M. Going. Wait. Going wait a second. Always happens after the verb a may if you want another verb. She likes going is the same as she likes to go, isn't it? Yes. So what sort of verb do you need after ma? If I remind you that ama is a modal verb, does that remind you now what to do? Like Valler de devwhat sort of verb comes after. Got how to go to imgs. It's an infinitive, so it's just alto go. Because if you say she likes going, it's the same as she likes to go. Isn't. And now you need to finish it off with two jameshouse. It's a little expression for that. It's in the list to jameshouse. Yeah and then what? Just the name James Shay James, you see what looks complicated in French, in English, I'm sorry, is sometimes really simple in French. In French, there's no going or eating, there's no translation for that. If you say I am going, it's the same as just I go jeve. In English, you can say I go, or you could say I am going, but in French, there's only one expression for that, it's jeve. So if you say, I like eating burgers, it's Geem mange. I like to eat leburger. Are you happy with that? And that's what you call a month, what you call a modal verb, because you could say, I would like or I must eat burgers, it's judufollowed by infinitive manleberger. Do you remember all these modal verbs? There were three main ones. It's vvoir to want devvoir to have to bvoir to be able to, but also ma is one as well. I like, I like to sit down all day. I like sitting all day, same thing. Okay. So what if I can you look at that list quickly where I've put the blue, the blue Marks, not any other words, just the blue Marks. Can you have a quick look with I'm going to get rid of that in a minute. When I go to the toilet, it's kind of an emergency, okay? Of course. You can keep looking at the list, then. There are a few words there that you are not familiar with. I appreciate this. Like inquiabler, you've not met that before. I don't think our contra, on the other hand, I don't think you know it. It's useful. Rethrough way is to meet, to meet, if I meet my friend retrumonami tell me when you think you can remember quite a few of them, now get rid of the list. You want another minute, or are you done? Okay, maybe okay, we'll go back to this page. So none of the words are there now. Okay, let's try. I'll ask you the French. That's the kindest way, isn't it? You tell me the English. What about being sure? Being sure. Answer is. You like to like skiing? We being sure it's the sking arena thingy, I think it means of course. Do you like skiing? Yes, of course we. Because sewer is sure. So it's like, well, sure, of course. Okay. What about this one? The verb? Means to choose to choose good, I choose is Joshua, what about al to m le fuwhich is genal. It means genial is wait a second. It's just an adjective. It means it's it's good. You like going on holiday? Wait, it's genal. It means it's great, it's great, it's great, great. That word great is used a lot in English, sometimes used too much. Great, great, we say, what about les losiir, les losiir? Nor there. Luysia literally translates as leisure. So it's free time activities, activities that you do in your free time at your leisure. What about se relaxer? Se relaxer. To relax to relax. Good. And I don't know how much you saw about the words at the bottom. What is J. Rumaami met? Good to meet. Well done. Yes, good. Now that's not the same as if you, if you were invited to Buckingham Palace and you meet the queen youuse, the word roncante. So that's a different sort of meat. That's a meat like you meet, almost like you were introduced to. Let's get rid of that. So retrove. Saour me is to meet one's friends. In other words, you've arranged to meet them. That doesn't say meat, does it, right? And if you say. Record é? That means to meet more in the terms of possibly to meet someone for the first time. You could use that for your friends as well. But if you met the queen for the first time, younever say retruve, because what you're saying is here for retruve, you've got ruand, then you've got ruve. You've got two parts to that roof. Means to do something again, doesn't it? Like I make the bed, I remake the bed means you have to do it again. I read the book, I rread the book. So re in English means again and it usually means the same in quite often means the same in French through vais to find. So if you're finding your friends again means that you've already met them before you're not being introduced to them for the first time. So if you went to meet the queen, unless she's a very good friend of yours, which is unlikely, it's likely that you're just being introduced to her just once for two minutes and you say, hello, your majesty. And so you wouldn't say that you're finding her again. So that's the difference. And youhave to use. Hong, okay, well done. I'm going to ask you three words in French from the list, Justin. And if you can tell me the English, what is the verb, sir, here? Choose wait, good boy, good boy. What is parcontra? You use this early on, parcontra. On the other hand, is being sure, we being sure you lisport wibeing sure? Yes. Of course, of course. Good. Well done. Right. Who can be the first to tell me what this verb means? Veneer? What about this one part here to go out? Not quite very close. Go back. No, Austin, you'll go to try. This one is to. What a second. Two could be used in terms of a train. Leave. Can you can can you use that for I, can you use it for this? I left my bag at her house. You use it for that? No, no. What sort of example can you use for parhere in English? I left my house. No. And I'll I'll tell you about that one in a minute. Remember that it's the same as depart. So you can't say I departed my house. So you could just say, I left at tea time. I left at tea time, which means I departed at tetime. Now if you want to use, we'll just explain this before we go. If you want to use, I left as I left my bag. The verb is lsay laws R she les é ma sac。If you want to say I leave my house or I leave the house. You have to use a verb that is qi double ter tt. You can only use kete when the thing you're leaving, it's an actual thing, like I left the station. I left the kitchen and went into the living room. I left school because quite only works when you've got something you're leaving. Now, if you look at the first one part here, as I've said to you, that is the same as to depart. And so part here can't be can't be used with a thing. Well, let's get rid of depart. That's confusing. So you can say, what time did you leave the station? If you want to say I left the station at 4:00, you have to use quite like I leave the house. But if you say what time did you leave in English, that's like saying what time did you do part? So you can use part here for that. You can say the train left, train left at 4:00. You use part here because it departed. If you want to say what time did the train leave, the station youhave to use quite because it's leaving something. So we've got three different verbs there for leave. The easiest one is the one where it's I leave my bag at her house because that's a completely different meaning, isn't it? It means I put it down and I don't have it with me. That's a different sort of leaving. That's easy, that one, let's say. Anyway, we'll stop the lesson there and I hope I see you next Monday. I don't have any lessons booked in, but I expect we will get something soon organized. Anyway, that's a good lesson. I'm glad you got your communication fixed, Austin. That's excellent and hope that everything's all next week. So have a good week, bonster man. 拜拜，拜拜。