partir (paRtiR)

French · to share, to share out, to divide

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (10)

  1. You want to go?

  2. You're going?

  3. You may go.

  4. You have to go.

  5. You want to go?

  6. Is it to go?

  7. Let me go!

  8. Let me go!

  9. Do you want to leave?

  10. Do you want to go?

Beginner · Débutant (10)

  1. We almost left.

  2. The defendant is free to go.

  3. I'm supposed to go.

  4. I must leave on Monday.

  5. Unfortunately, I have to go.

  6. They made her go.

  7. This stain won't come out.

  8. Are you seriously thinking about going?

  9. Are you seriously thinking about going?

  10. I can't wait to leave.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (10)

  1. Please leave right away.

  2. I suggest you leave.

  3. I suggest you leave.

  4. Would you like to go for a walk?

  5. He said he wanted to leave.

  6. Cheese is a solid food made from the milk of cows, goats, sheep, and other mammals.

  7. Bread is made from flour.

  8. Peter has decided to leave tomorrow.

  9. French developed from Latin.

  10. Cheese is made from milk.

Advanced · Avancé (10)

  1. Tom should leave.

  2. Tom must leave.

  3. The bus will leave.

  4. Tom has to leave immediately.

  5. Tom tried to leave.

  6. Tom let us go.

  7. Tom had to leave.

  8. Tom saw Mary leave.

  9. Tom wants to go with you.

  10. Tom wants to move to Boston.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (10)

  1. Dan let Linda go.

  2. Michael was seen to leave by the side door.

  3. Paper is made from wood.

  4. From tomorrow this email address will be invalid.

  5. From tomorrow this email address will be invalid.

  6. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans.

  7. One learns grammar from language, not language from grammar.

  8. From this point the climb suddenly became steep.

  9. I didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.

  10. Her body was already in the water from the waist down.