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Levez la main.

Baissez la main.

Levez-vous.

Asseyez-vous.

Dormez.
Écrivez.

Dessinez.
Écoutez.

Regardez.

Chantez.

Marchez.

Courez.

Lisez.

Prenez un livre.

Mangez.

Ouvrez le livre.

Tournez la page.

Fermez le livre.

Dansez.

Arrêtez-vous.


Parlez en français.

Parlez en anglais.

une feuille de papier

un crayon

un stylo

le tableau blanc

un livre

un cahier

la date