Translation English to French exercises | Head and face

Welcome to this English-French translation exercise! Our goal is to help you improve your language skills by practicing translation between French and English. This exercise is designed for learners of all levels, so whether you’re just starting out or already proficient, you’ll find this activity both challenging and rewarding.

In this exercise, you’ll be presented with a series of English sentences, and your task is to translate them into French as accurately as possible. Pay close attention to the grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure to ensure your translations convey the intended meaning.

Please note that some sentences might have multiple correct translations, so don’t worry if your answer doesn’t exactly match the provided solution. The key is to focus on conveying the overall meaning and structure of the sentence while adhering to proper grammar rules.

Once you’ve completed the exercise, take the time to review the correct translations and any alternative solutions to learn from any mistakes and expand your understanding of both languages.

Translate the following English sentences into French:

1. He has short black hair and brown eyes.

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2. She wears glasses to read books.

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3. His nose is long and straight.

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4. The baby has chubby cheeks and a small chin.

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5. She always wears earrings and a necklace.

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6. The man has a thick beard and a mustache.

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7. I have a scar on my forehead from when I was a child.

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8. My friend has dimples when she smiles.

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9. She dyed her hair red last week.

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10. He has a mole on his left cheek.

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