At the bakery: put the words in order
Six sentences from the dialogue “Shopping at the bakery” to rebuild word by word, A1 level.
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Put in orderSign in to answer: your answers are saved as you go and the correction appears at the end.
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Put the words in order.
Nadia demande poliment une baguette.
Nadia politely asks for a baguette.
- baguette
- Je
- une
- voudrais
Put the words in order.
Nadia demande s'il y a des croissants.
Nadia asks whether there are croissants.
- des
- croissants
- Vous
- avez
Put the words in order.
La boulangère dit que les croissants sont tout frais.
The baker says the croissants are fresh from the oven.
- sortir
- du
- Ils
- four
- viennent
- de
Put the words in order.
Nadia prend deux croissants.
Nadia takes two croissants.
- prendre
- deux
- en
- Je
- vais
Put the words in order.
Nadia demande le prix de la tarte.
Nadia asks the price of the tart.
- combien
- Elle
- coûte
Put the words in order.
La boulangère annonce le prix de la tarte.
The baker gives the price of the tart.
- douze
- fait
- euros
- La
- tarte
Revise before you start
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