Flashcards : La colocation à Londres (42 cartes)

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1Question

Qu'est-ce que le speed-flatmatching ?

Réponse

Des événements organisés par des sites internet pour mettre en relation des personnes cherchant ou proposant une chambre.

2Question

Que présente le reportage sur la colocation à Londres ?

Réponse

La recherche d’un colocataire adapté dans le quartier local.

3Question

What distinguishes assets from flaws in personality?

Réponse

Assets are positive qualities, flaws are personality defects.

4Question

Which qualities are included in assets?

Réponse

Caring, cheerful, confident, daring, dedicated, and genuine.

5Question

Name three social qualities from the list.

Réponse

Good-natured, helpful, and outgoing.

6Question

What does the term flaws include?

Réponse

Bad-tempered, blunt, clumsy, cowardly, dishonest, and gullible.

7Question

What is the first step to choose a roommate?

Réponse

Describing one's qualities.

8Question

What do you ask about when choosing a roommate?

Réponse

The type of roommate sought.

9Question

What do you do if people are not compatible as roommates?

Réponse

Explain that they are not compatible.

10Question

What does the past simple express in English?

Réponse

A past and finished action.

11Question

How is the past simple formed with regular verbs?

Réponse

By adding -ed to the base verb.

12Question

Which adverb must be used with the past simple to indicate time?

Réponse

Ago.

13Question

What does since introduce in English?

Réponse

A starting point.

14Question

What does for introduce in English?

Réponse

A duration.

15Question

How is the present perfect simple formed?

Réponse

With have/has + past participle.

16Question

What does the present perfect simple express?

Réponse

A present consequence, experience summary, or ongoing past situation.

17Question

How is the present perfect continuous formed?

Réponse

With have/has + been + verb-ing.

18Question

What can significant objects remind us of?

Réponse

A person, an event, a passion, or a memory.

19Question

What must be presented with significant objects?

Réponse

The reason for their importance.

20Question

Which expressions can replace like or hate to talk about tastes?

Réponse

I’m fond of, I’m really into, I’m keen on, I enjoy, I appreciate, I can’t stand, I can’t bear.

21Question

What tasks are included in household chores in a shared flat?

Réponse

Shopping, cleaning, receiving guests, cleaning floors, washing dishes, paying bills, tidying common areas, knocking on doors, sorting waste, and sharing daily expenses.

22Question

Which modal verbs are used to build house rules followed by a base verb?

Réponse

Must, have to, should, don’t forget to, please make sure to, and be expected to.

23Question

What does a London real estate ad provide about the rental property?

Réponse

Rent, deposit, availability, furniture, size, amenities, charges, and pet rules.

24Question

Which candidate criteria contrast in London rental searches?

Réponse

Budget, parking, pets, quietness, nightlife, furniture, garden, and appliances like dishwasher.

25Question

What is the usual word order in an English question?

Réponse

Interrogative pronoun + auxiliary + subject + verb + complement.

26Question

What is a question tag in English?

Réponse

A short question added to confirm information.

27Question

How does a question tag relate to the auxiliary and subject of the main sentence?

Réponse

It uses the same auxiliary and subject as the main sentence.

28Question

What polarity does a question tag have compared to the main sentence?

Réponse

The opposite polarity of the main sentence.

29Question

Que signifie le mot anglais « flatmate » ?

Réponse

Colocataire.

30Question

Que signifie le mot anglais « landlord » ?

Réponse

Propriétaire.

31Question

Which defects are listed as other flaws?

Réponse

Obnoxious, quick-tempered, resentful, selfish, stingy, stubborn, and unpredictable.

32Question

What is the purpose of English gap-fillers?

Réponse

To save time and reformulate.

33Question

Give three examples of English gap-fillers.

Réponse

So, well, actually.

34Question

Name two other English gap-fillers besides so, well, actually.

Réponse

Let me think, anyway.

35Question

What does a coffee alarm clock do after ringing?

Réponse

It prepares coffee.

36Question

What is the purpose of a wedding album in the studied activity?

Réponse

To keep parents close.

37Question

What must flatmates respect according to shared living rules?

Réponse

They must respect each other, stay quiet after midnight, clean common areas, and never smoke inside.

38Question

What types of housing features appear in London property ads?

Réponse

Penthouse, patio, garden, parking, nearby transport, common areas, and leisure facilities.

39Question

Which London cultural features are mentioned in the ads?

Réponse

London skyline, parks, underground, Notting Hill, Brixton Road, and Clapham High Street.

40Question

Give an example of a question tag with 'You can swim'.

Réponse

You can swim, can't you?

41Question

Give an example of a question tag with 'You love parties'.

Réponse

You love parties, don't you?

42Question

Give an example of a question tag with 'She liked the apartment'.

Réponse

She liked the apartment, didn't she?

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