"Je porterai ce pull plein de trous en été !"

Translation: I will wear this sweater full of holes in summer!

[HeatherLynne64]

I would say "I will wear this sweater full of holes in the summer" as an English speaker

[BjolR4A4]

What's wrong with "this sweater that is full of holes" . . . ?

[ShubhamSurf]

Quelle dommage! C'est mieux que ne porter rien plutôt porter quelque chose avec plein de trous. Et par le chemin, qui porte les pulls en été?

[claude295345]

Quel dommage! C'est mieux de ne rien porter plutôt que de porter quelque chose plein de trous. Au fait , qui porte des pulls en été?

[ShubhamSurf]

Thanks for correcting me.

[Leslie483050]

Regarding pronunciation, "Je porterai" sounded as if it had only 2 syllables instead of 3. It sounded as if it were "Je POR-TRAY" instead of "Je POR-TE-RAI." In pronuncing the future tense, do ER verbs lose a syllable?

[claude295345]

yes on the audio they say "portrait" but I say "porterai " depends on the area you live I suppose

[pom666]

I'm French.... I write "je porterai" but I say "je port'rai"....

[SimonPowel9]

As the narrator did not liase the 's' of trou, either in the fast version or slow, I "corrected" my answer to "trou" and was marled wrong. Is there no liaison here "trous en" for some reason? Or is thsi just unfortunate.

[claude295345]

There is no liaison when the final s is the plural mark.

[SimonPowel9]

Oh. Is that right? I really didn't know that. So, for example, you would not liaise "petits enfants"? Thanks for the education! Appreciated ... have a lingot.

[claude295345]

Sorry you make the liaison with les petits enfants (petizenfants) You make the liaison when it is an adjectif + nom. Here are the very complicated rules.
https://www.lepointdufle.net/ressources_fle/liaisons_obligatoires_liaisons_interdites.htm

[david317145]

crazy voice for aural exercise

[JeanniePou1]

As an English person I never use the word sweater, I say 'jumper' but jumper wasn't accepted.