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bus (m)

At the A1 level, 'bus' is one of the first essential nouns you learn. It is used to describe how you go to school or work. You learn the basic phrase 'Je prends le bus' (I take the bus). You should focus on the gender (masculine: le bus) and the fact that the 's' is pronounced. You will also learn 'l'arrêt de bus' (the bus stop) and how to ask simple questions like 'Où est le bus ?' (Where is the bus?). At this stage, the goal is simply to identify the vehicle and use it in basic 'subject-verb-object' sentences. You might also learn colors to describe it, such as 'le bus rouge' or 'le bus bleu'. It's a key word for basic survival in a French-speaking city, allowing you to understand simple directions and transit maps.
At the A2 level, you expand your use of 'bus' to include more complex daily routines and past experiences. You start using prepositions like 'en bus' (by bus) and 'dans le bus' (in the bus) correctly. You can describe your journey: 'Je suis monté dans le bus à huit heures' (I got on the bus at eight o'clock). You also learn to talk about frequency, such as 'Il y a un bus toutes les quinze minutes'. This level introduces the concept of 'rater le bus' (missing the bus) and 'attendre le bus' (waiting for the bus). You can now handle simple interactions, like asking the driver if the bus goes to a specific destination: 'Est-ce que ce bus va à la gare ?'. You are also introduced to the distinction between 'bus' and 'car' for long distances.
At the B1 level, you can discuss the advantages and disadvantages of taking the bus compared to other modes of transport. You might talk about 'les transports en commun' (public transport) in the context of ecology and 'la pollution'. You use more descriptive adjectives like 'bondé' (crowded) or 'confortable'. You can explain a sequence of events: 'D'abord, j'ai pris le bus, puis j'ai changé pour le métro'. You understand announcements about 'perturbations' (disruptions) or 'travaux' (roadworks) that affect bus routes. You can also use the conditional to talk about hypothetical situations: 'Si j'avais pris le bus plus tôt, je ne serais pas en retard'. Your vocabulary expands to include 'le ticket de bus', 'l'abonnement' (subscription/pass), and 'le contrôleur' (ticket inspector).
At the B2 level, you can engage in debates about urban planning and the role of the bus in modern society. You might discuss 'les voies réservées aux bus' (bus lanes) and how they impact 'la circulation' (traffic). You can understand more complex news reports about 'la grève des bus' (bus strikes) and the socio-economic reasons behind them. You use the word in more abstract contexts, such as discussing 'l'accessibilité' for people with reduced mobility. You are comfortable with various registers, knowing when to use 'autocar' instead of 'bus' in a formal report. You can also use idiomatic expressions or more sophisticated verbs like 'desservir' (to serve/stop at): 'Cette ligne de bus dessert toute la banlieue ouest'.
At the C1 level, your mastery of 'bus' includes understanding its place in complex sociological and environmental discourses. You can analyze the 'maillage du territoire' (territorial networking) through bus lines. You understand the nuances of 'mobilité douce' and how 'bus à haut niveau de service' (BHNS) functions as an alternative to light rail. You can write detailed essays or give presentations on the evolution of urban transport, using 'bus' as a case study for technological shifts like 'les bus électriques' or 'les bus autonomes'. You are sensitive to regional variations in terminology (e.g., Quebec vs. France) and can navigate the most technical transit documents or legal regulations regarding public transport with ease.
At the C2 level, you have a native-like command of the word 'bus' and its entire semantic field. You can appreciate the word's presence in literature, film, and art, analyzing how the bus serves as a 'non-lieu' (non-place) or a site of social observation. You can discuss the etymology from 'omnibus' in depth and its historical impact on the democratization of travel. You can use the word in highly specialized contexts, such as urban engineering, transport economics, or political science. Your use of the word is flawless, including perfect command of subtle prepositions and registers. You can also play with the language, using the word in creative writing or complex metaphors about the journey of life or social connectivity.
开始练习 例句 笔记与提示

bus (m) 30秒了解

  • A masculine noun (le bus) used for urban public transportation.
  • Pronounced /bys/, with the final 's' clearly audible.
  • Commonly used with verbs like 'prendre', 'monter', and 'descendre'.
  • Essential for navigating French cities and understanding local transit systems.

The French word bus (pronounced /bys/) refers to a large motor vehicle designed to carry numerous passengers, typically operating on a fixed route within a city or town. It is a fundamental component of the transport en commun (public transport) system. In French, the word is masculine (le bus), and notably, the spelling remains the same in both singular and plural forms. Understanding 'bus' goes beyond just the vehicle; it encompasses an entire urban lifestyle, representing mobility, environmental consciousness, and the daily rhythm of Francophone cities like Paris, Lyon, or Montreal.

Grammatical Gender
Masculine (le bus, un bus). The final 's' is pronounced, which is an exception to many French phonetic rules.

Le bus (m) arrive à l'arrêt dans cinq minutes pour nous emmener au centre-ville.

Historically, the term is an abbreviation of omnibus, a Latin-derived word meaning 'for all.' This etymological root highlights the democratic nature of the bus; it is a vehicle meant for everyone, regardless of social standing. In modern French, while 'bus' is the standard term for urban transport, you might also encounter 'autocar' (or simply 'car') for long-distance travel between cities. However, in casual conversation, 'bus' is frequently used as a catch-all term for any large passenger vehicle. The physical infrastructure—the arrêt de bus (bus stop), the couloir de bus (bus lane), and the gare routière (bus station)—forms the skeletal structure of French urban planning.

Plural Form
Des bus. Note that the spelling does not change: 'un bus' vs 'deux bus'.

Il y a beaucoup de bus électriques qui circulent maintenant dans les rues de Bordeaux.

When we discuss the 'bus' in a linguistic context, we also look at its role in social interaction. It is a place where one validates their titre de transport (ticket/pass), greets the conducteur (driver) with a polite 'Bonjour', and requests a stop by pressing the bouton d'arrêt demandé. The bus is more than a machine; it is a social space where the rules of French etiquette—such as giving up your seat for the elderly or keeping noise levels low—are practiced daily. The evolution of the bus from horse-drawn carriages to modern hydrogen-powered vehicles mirrors the technological progress of France itself.

Semantic Range
Covers urban buses, school buses (bus scolaire), and sometimes intercity coaches in informal speech.

Le bus de nuit, aussi appelé Noctilien à Paris, est essentiel pour les travailleurs tardifs.

Attendre le bus sous la pluie est une expérience typique de l'automne parisien.

Le réseau de bus est très dense dans cette métropole.

Using the word 'bus' correctly involves mastering specific verbs and prepositions that dictate how we interact with this mode of transport. The most common verb is prendre (to take). You 'take the bus' (prendre le bus) to go to work or school. When you are physically entering the vehicle, you use monter dans (to get into/onto). Conversely, when leaving, you use descendre de (to get off). For example, 'Je descends du bus au prochain arrêt' (I am getting off the bus at the next stop). Note the contraction of 'de + le' into 'du'.

Prepositions of Movement
Use 'en bus' to describe the mode of transport (Je voyage en bus) and 'dans le bus' for the physical location (Je suis dans le bus).

Nous allons au musée en bus pour éviter les problèmes de stationnement.

Another crucial aspect is the distinction between 'bus' and 'car'. In French, a bus is typically for urban transit with many stops and standing passengers allowed. An autocar (or car) is a coach used for long distances, usually with luggage compartments and mandatory seating. Using 'bus' for a 5-hour journey to another city might sound slightly informal, though it's increasingly common. When asking for directions, you'll use phrases like 'Où est l'arrêt de bus le plus proche ?' (Where is the nearest bus stop?) or 'Quel bus va à la tour Eiffel ?' (Which bus goes to the Eiffel Tower?).

Common Verb Pairings
Prendre, attendre, rater, monter dans, descendre de, conduire, attraper.

Il faut monter dans le bus par la porte avant et valider son ticket immédiatement.

When describing the bus itself, you can use adjectives like bondé (crowded), vide (empty), en retard (late), or à l'heure (on time). For instance, 'Le bus de 8h est toujours bondé' (The 8 AM bus is always crowded). If you are talking about the frequency, you might say 'Il y a un bus toutes les dix minutes' (There is a bus every ten minutes). Mastering these nuances allows you to navigate French cities with the confidence of a local, understanding not just the word, but the mechanics of the journey.

Time Expressions
'Le dernier bus' (the last bus), 'le premier bus' (the first bus), 'un bus de nuit' (a night bus).

Si tu rates le dernier bus, tu devras prendre un taxi pour rentrer.

Le bus à impériale (double-decker) est rare en France, sauf pour les circuits touristiques.

Le bus est en retard à cause des embouteillages.

The word 'bus' is omnipresent in French daily life, echoing through various environments from bustling city centers to quiet suburban stops. You will hear it most frequently in public announcements at transit hubs. Automated voices often announce: 'Le bus ligne 42, direction Gare du Nord, va entrer en station' (Bus line 42, towards Gare du Nord, is entering the station). On the bus itself, you'll hear the chime and the announcement of the next stop: 'Prochain arrêt : Hôtel de Ville'. These auditory cues are vital for passengers to navigate the network.

Public Announcements
'Attention, ce bus a pour terminus...' or 'Veuillez valider votre titre de transport'.

'Mesdames et messieurs, suite à un incident, le bus ne desservira pas les trois prochains arrêts.'

In casual conversations, 'bus' is a staple. Friends might ask each other, 'Tu viens en bus ou à pied ?' (Are you coming by bus or on foot?). Commuters often complain about the 'bus bondé' during rush hour or discuss the 'grève des bus' (bus strike), a common occurrence in French news. In school settings, children talk about the 'bus scolaire' that picks them up in the morning. Even in literature and cinema, the bus serves as a setting for chance encounters or a symbol of the mundane yet essential nature of modern life.

Conversational Contexts
Discussing commutes, planning trips, complaining about delays, or coordinating meetings.

'On se retrouve à l'arrêt de bus devant la boulangerie à huit heures ?'

In professional environments, urban planners and city officials discuss 'le réseau de bus' (the bus network) or 'l'électrification des bus' (the electrification of buses). Tourism offices will point you toward the 'bus touristique' (hop-on hop-off bus). Even in weather reports, you might hear about 'la circulation des bus' being impacted by snow or flooding. The word is so integrated into the linguistic fabric that it appears in various registers, from the highly formal to the very informal 'bus' (sometimes shortened even further in slang, though 'bus' is already quite short).

Media and News
Headlines like 'Nouveaux bus à hydrogène' or 'Perturbations sur le réseau de bus'.

Le journal télévisé a annoncé une augmentation du prix du ticket de bus dès le mois prochain.

J'entends souvent le bruit du bus qui freine devant ma fenêtre le matin.

Le chauffeur de bus a utilisé son klaxon pour avertir un piéton distrait.

One of the most frequent errors for English speakers is the pronunciation. In English, 'bus' has a short 'u' sound /bʌs/. In French, the 'u' is the distinct French /y/ sound (like 'ee' with rounded lips), and the 's' is clearly pronounced /bys/. Many learners forget to pronounce the final 's', thinking it's silent like in 'vous' or 'nous', but in 'bus', it is essential. Another common mistake is the gender; learners often mistakenly use 'la bus' because they associate transport with 'la voiture' (the car), but 'bus' is strictly masculine: le bus.

Pronunciation Pitfall
Remember: /bys/. Do not say /bu/ or /bʌs/. The 's' is not silent.

Ne dites pas 'la bus', dites toujours 'le bus'.

The preposition choice is another area of confusion. Learners often say 'sur le bus' (on the bus) when they mean they are traveling inside it. In French, 'sur le bus' literally means you are on top of the roof! Use 'dans le bus' for the physical location or 'en bus' for the method of travel. Furthermore, the distinction between 'bus' and 'car' is vital. While English uses 'bus' for almost everything, French reserves 'bus' for city travel and 'car' (short for autocar) for intercity or tourist travel. Calling a long-distance FlixBus a 'bus' is acceptable but 'car' is more precise.

Bus vs. Car
Bus = Urban/City (RATP). Car/Autocar = Intercity/Long-distance (FlixBus, Ouibus).

On dit 'Je vais à Lyon en car' plutôt qu'en bus si c'est un long trajet.

Lastly, learners sometimes struggle with the plural. They might try to add an 'es' or another 's', but 'bus' is invariable in its spelling. 'Un bus' and 'des bus' are both correct. Also, be careful with the verb 'attendre'. In English, we 'wait for the bus', but in French, the verb is direct: 'j'attends le bus' (no 'pour'). Adding 'pour' is a classic anglicism that sounds unnatural to native speakers. Paying attention to these small details will elevate your French from 'understandable' to 'fluent'.

Transitive Verbs
'Attendre le bus' (Correct) vs 'Attendre pour le bus' (Incorrect).

Elle attend le bus depuis vingt minutes déjà.

Le pluriel de bus ne prend pas de 'es'.

Ne confondez pas le bus et le tramway, qui roule sur des rails.

The French vocabulary for transportation is rich and nuanced. While bus is the most common term, several synonyms and related words exist depending on the context. Autocar (or car) is the most important distinction; it refers to coaches used for long-distance travel, school trips, or tourism. Unlike a bus, an autocar usually has comfortable seats, seatbelts, and a large hold for luggage. Another term is navette (shuttle), which describes a bus that travels frequently back and forth between two specific points, such as an airport terminal and a parking lot.

Bus vs. Autocar
Bus: Urban, standing allowed, frequent stops. Autocar: Intercity, seated only, luggage space.

Pour aller de Paris à Berlin, il vaut mieux prendre un autocar qu'un simple bus urbain.

In some regions, particularly in the past or in specific technical contexts, you might hear autobus. This is the full version of 'bus' but is now considered slightly formal or dated in everyday speech. For very small buses, the term minibus is used. If the vehicle is powered by overhead electric wires but has rubber tires, it is a trolleybus. It's also worth mentioning the tramway (or tram), which, while not a bus, often shares the same ticketing system and stops in French cities, leading to the general category of transports en commun.

Technical Variations
Minibus (small), Trolleybus (electric with wires), Autobus (formal/full term).

La navette de l'hôtel passe toutes les demi-heures pour l'aéroport.

Comparing these words helps refine your descriptive abilities. For example, if you are describing a school trip, you would say 'On est partis en car' (We left by coach). If you are talking about your daily commute in Marseille, you'd say 'Je prends le bus 83'. The word car scolaire is specifically used for the yellow-ish buses that transport students. Understanding these distinctions prevents confusion, especially when booking tickets online where 'bus' and 'car' might be listed separately with different prices and durations.

Regional Differences
In Switzerland and Belgium, 'car' is also widely used for intercity travel, similar to France.

Le minibus est idéal pour les petits groupes de touristes en ville.

Il y a une grande différence de confort entre un bus de ville et un autocar de luxe.

Le trolleybus est un moyen de transport écologique et silencieux.

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1

Je prends le bus pour aller à l'école.

I take the bus to go to school.

Uses 'prendre' (to take) with the definite article 'le'.

2

Le bus est jaune.

The bus is yellow.

Simple subject-verb-adjective structure.

3

Où est l'arrêt de bus ?

Where is the bus stop?

Question using 'Où est' (Where is).

4

Le bus arrive à midi.

The bus arrives at noon.

Present tense of 'arriver'.

5

Il y a un bus ici.

There is a bus here.

Uses 'il y a' (there is).

6

J'attends le bus.

I am waiting for the bus.

No preposition after 'attendre' in French.

7

C'est mon bus.

It is my bus.

Possessive adjective 'mon' (masculine).

8

Le bus est grand.

The bus is big.

Masculine adjective 'grand'.

1

Je vais au travail en bus tous les matins.

I go to work by bus every morning.

Preposition 'en' for mode of transport.

2

Nous sommes montés dans le bus à 8h.

We got on the bus at 8 AM.

Passé composé with 'être' and 'monter dans'.

3

Il faut valider son ticket dans le bus.

You must validate your ticket in the bus.

Impersonal 'il faut' + infinitive.

4

Le bus est souvent en retard le lundi.

The bus is often late on Mondays.

Adverb 'souvent' and expression 'en retard'.

5

Tu descends à quel arrêt de bus ?

At which bus stop are you getting off?

Verb 'descendre' (to get off).

6

J'ai raté le bus de neuf heures.

I missed the nine o'clock bus.

Passé composé of 'rater'.

7

Le bus s'arrête devant le cinéma.

The bus stops in front of the cinema.

Pronominal verb 's'arrêter'.

8

Il y a beaucoup de monde dans le bus.

There are many people in the bus.

Expression 'beaucoup de monde' (many people/crowded).

1

Si le bus est bondé, je préfère marcher.

If the bus is crowded, I prefer to walk.

Conditional 'si' clause (present + present).

2

Le réseau de bus a été modifié récemment.

The bus network was modified recently.

Passive voice in passé composé.

3

Je lis toujours un livre quand je suis dans le bus.

I always read a book when I am on the bus.

Use of 'quand' with the present tense.

4

Il est plus écologique de prendre le bus que la voiture.

It is more ecological to take the bus than the car.

Comparative 'plus... que'.

5

Le chauffeur de bus est très aimable.

The bus driver is very kind.

Noun complement 'de bus'.

6

J'ai oublié mon sac dans le bus hier soir.

I forgot my bag on the bus last night.

Passé composé with 'avoir'.

7

Le bus dessert tous les quartiers de la ville.

The bus serves all the neighborhoods of the city.

Verb 'desservir' (to serve/cover).

8

Vérifie les horaires de bus sur l'application.

Check the bus schedules on the app.

Imperative mood 'Vérifie'.

1

Malgré la grève des bus, je suis arrivé à l'heure.

Despite the bus strike, I arrived on time.

Preposition 'malgré' (despite).

2

La ville investit dans des bus électriques pour réduire la pollution.

The city is investing in electric buses to reduce pollution.

Verb 'investir dans'.

3

Il est interdit de fumer à l'intérieur du bus.

It is forbidden to smoke inside the bus.

Structure 'il est interdit de' + infinitive.

4

Le bus s'est frayé un chemin dans les embouteillages.

The bus made its way through the traffic jams.

Idiomatic pronominal verb 'se frayer un chemin'.

5

Les couloirs de bus permettent de gagner du temps.

Bus lanes allow for saving time.

Noun phrase 'couloirs de bus'.

6

Ce bus est accessible aux personnes en fauteuil roulant.

This bus is accessible to people in wheelchairs.

Adjective 'accessible' + preposition 'aux'.

7

Le contrôleur a vérifié tous les tickets de bus.

The inspector checked all the bus tickets.

Specific noun 'contrôleur'.

8

On a annoncé des perturbations sur plusieurs lignes de bus.

Disruptions were announced on several bus lines.

Indefinite pronoun 'on'.

1

L'efficacité du réseau de bus est cruciale pour l'urbanisme moderne.

The efficiency of the bus network is crucial for modern urban planning.

Abstract noun 'efficacité'.

2

Le bus demeure le mode de transport le plus démocratique.

The bus remains the most democratic mode of transport.

Verb 'demeurer' (to remain) in a formal context.

3

L'automatisation des bus soulève des questions éthiques complexes.

The automation of buses raises complex ethical questions.

Subject 'L'automatisation' with verb 'soulever'.

4

Le maillage des lignes de bus assure une desserte complète du territoire.

The networking of bus lines ensures complete coverage of the territory.

Technical term 'maillage'.

5

Il faut repenser la place du bus face à l'essor du vélo.

We must rethink the place of the bus in the face of the rise of cycling.

Structure 'face à' (in the face of).

6

La gratuité des bus est un sujet de débat politique récurrent.

Free bus travel is a recurring subject of political debate.

Noun 'gratuité' (freeness/zero cost).

7

Le bus articulé permet de transporter un plus grand nombre de passagers.

The articulated bus allows for transporting a larger number of passengers.

Specific term 'bus articulé'.

8

L'impact environnemental des bus à hydrogène est minime.

The environmental impact of hydrogen buses is minimal.

Compound noun 'bus à hydrogène'.

1

Le bus, véritable microcosme social, reflète la diversité de la cité.

The bus, a true social microcosm, reflects the diversity of the city.

Apposition 'véritable microcosme social'.

2

L'obsolescence des anciens bus nécessite un renouvellement constant de la flotte.

The obsolescence of old buses necessitates a constant renewal of the fleet.

High-level vocabulary 'obsolescence', 'flotte'.

3

Le bus s'inscrit dans une logique de transition énergétique globale.

The bus is part of a logic of global energy transition.

Pronominal verb 's'inscrire dans'.

4

L'intermodalité entre le bus et le train est le pilier de la mobilité durable.

Intermodality between the bus and the train is the pillar of sustainable mobility.

Technical term 'intermodalité'.

5

Le bus n'est plus un simple véhicule, mais un vecteur de cohésion sociale.

The bus is no longer a simple vehicle, but a vector of social cohesion.

Negation 'ne... plus' and 'vecteur de'.

6

L'esthétique des bus modernes participe à l'identité visuelle de la ville.

The aesthetics of modern buses contribute to the visual identity of the city.

Verb 'participer à'.

7

Le bus, par sa lenteur relative, invite à une contemplation urbaine singulière.

The bus, through its relative slowness, invites a unique urban contemplation.

Prepositional phrase 'par sa lenteur relative'.

8

La saturation des lignes de bus aux heures de pointe pose un défi logistique majeur.

The saturation of bus lines during rush hours poses a major logistical challenge.

Noun 'saturation' and 'heures de pointe'.

常见搭配

arrêt de bus
ligne de bus
ticket de bus
chauffeur de bus
réseau de bus
couloir de bus
horaires de bus
gare de bus
bus bondé
bus électrique

常用短语

Prendre le bus

Rater le bus

Attendre le bus

Monter dans le bus

Descendre du bus

Changer de bus

Le dernier bus

Un bus direct

Aller en bus

Le bus est complet

容易混淆的词

bus (m) vs car

bus (m) vs voiture

bus (m) vs tramway

习语与表达

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容易混淆

bus (m) vs car

bus (m) vs gare

bus (m) vs conducteur

句型

词族

相关

如何使用

nuance

'Car' is for long distance, 'bus' for short.

regional

In Quebec, 'autobus' is more common than in France.

常见错误
  • Saying 'la bus' instead of 'le bus'.
  • Not pronouncing the final 's'.
  • Using 'sur le bus' instead of 'dans le bus'.
  • Confusing 'car' (coach) with 'voiture' (car).
  • Adding 'pour' after 'attendre'.

小贴士

Greeting

Always say 'Bonjour' to the driver. It's a standard French courtesy.

Prepositions

Use 'en bus' for travel and 'dans le bus' for location.

The S sound

Don't let the 's' be silent. It's /bys/.

Car vs Bus

Use 'car' for intercity travel like FlixBus.

Validation

Validate your ticket immediately upon boarding.

Signaling

Wave your hand at the stop so the driver knows to stop.

Doors

Enter through the front, exit through the middle or back.

Priority Seats

Give up your seat for those who need it more.

Apps

Use apps like Citymapper or RATP for real-time schedules.

Bahut

You might hear 'bahut' in very informal slang, but stick to 'bus'.

记住它

记忆技巧

Think of a BUS carrying US (omnib-US).

词源

Abbreviation of 'omnibus', from Latin 'omnibus' (for all).

文化背景

Seats near the doors are reserved for the elderly, pregnant women, and the disabled.

It is polite to say 'Bonjour' to the driver when boarding.

Always validate your ticket; 'les fraudeurs' (fare dodgers) face heavy fines.

在生活中练习

真实语境

对话开场白

"Quel bus dois-je prendre pour aller au centre-ville ?"

"Est-ce que ce bus s'arrête à la gare ?"

"À quelle heure passe le prochain bus ?"

"Le bus est-il souvent en retard ici ?"

"Préférez-vous le bus ou le métro ?"

日记主题

Décrivez votre trajet habituel en bus.

Racontez une fois où vous avez raté le bus.

Quels sont les avantages de prendre le bus ?

Imaginez une conversation avec un chauffeur de bus.

Comment est le réseau de bus dans votre ville ?

常见问题

10 个问题

It is masculine: le bus.

Yes, always pronounce the final 's' in bus.

It remains 'bus'. For example: deux bus.

It is 'un arrêt de bus'.

Bus is for the city; car is for long distances.

You say 'prendre le bus'.

You say 'en bus'.

It is a night bus that runs after the metro closes.

It is the full form, but 'bus' is much more common.

It is the ticket you need to ride the bus.

自我测试 180 个问题

writing

Écrivez une phrase avec 'prendre le bus'.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

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writing

Décrivez votre bus idéal.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

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speaking

Dites : 'Où est l'arrêt de bus le plus proche ?'

Read this aloud:

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listening

Écoutez et écrivez le numéro du bus : 'Le bus quarante-deux est en retard.'

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writing

Pourquoi préférez-vous le bus ?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

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speaking

Expliquez comment aller à la gare en bus.

Read this aloud:

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writing

Faites une phrase avec 'en retard'.

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

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writing

Que dites-vous au chauffeur ?

Well written! Good try! Check the sample answer below.

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speaking

Dites : 'Je descends au prochain arrêt.'

Read this aloud:

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listening

Écoutez : 'Attention à la marche en descendant du bus.' Que faut-il faire ?

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Où allez-vous en bus ?

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Demandez le prix d'un ticket.

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Écrivez une phrase sur le chauffeur.

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Quelle est votre ligne de bus ?

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Dites : 'Le bus est complet.'

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Écoutez : 'Le prochain bus est dans dix minutes.' C'est long ?

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Où est le bus ?

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Dites : 'Merci chauffeur !'

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Décrivez la couleur du bus.

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À quelle heure est votre bus ?

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Dites : 'Je cherche l'arrêt de bus.'

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Écoutez : 'Le bus est en panne.' Peut-on partir ?

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Quel bus va au Louvre ?

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Demandez si le bus s'arrête ici.

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Écrivez : 'Le bus est là.'

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Combien de bus y a-t-il ?

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Dites : 'Pardon, je descends.'

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Écoutez : 'Le bus est complet.' Peut-on monter ?

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Aimez-vous le bus ?

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Dites : 'Un ticket, s'il vous plaît.'

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Écrivez : 'J'aime le bus.'

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Où allez-vous ?

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Dites : 'Bonjour !'

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Écoutez : 'Le bus arrive.'

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Où est le chauffeur ?

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speaking

Dites : 'Au revoir !'

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