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Le corrigé de LV1 anglais, Bac STG : GENERAL COMPREHENSION 1) b- a letter 2) a- a teacher 3) b- a detective 4) b- a need for information 5) a- Ernest’s son 6) c- missing 7) a- Ernest DETAILED COMPREHENSION A Right or wrong ? 1) Wrong : “I read about you in the newspaper” (l.3) 2) Wrong : “have opened this big new agency” (l.3) 3) Right : “I have two daughters and we have a son” (l.8) 4) Wrong : “This boy […]has not been seen for two months” (l.9-10) 5) Right : “I cannot afford

de la pause de midi les élèves sont plus concentrés en classe après s’être bien dépensé aux jeux. 2 According to you, is it a good idea to teach children how to play traditional games at school ? Provide your essay with full details and many examples to illustrate your ideas Write your answer in English in about 330 words In my opinion, teach to the children how to play the traditional games at school is a very good idea. The current children today play a lot to the game console and

cuts-money is not well dispatched. Then, there is too little guidance about courses at university so students feel lost, teachers will not notice there have difficulties to follow so they fail. In these overcrowded classes we can also observe too much chatting, this leads to bad marks. To resolve this problem, the money for education would better be well-dispatched, and teachers should be more paied. So, pupils will be better supervised and will feel less lost. Regrettably today, we can observe another

com/bingo-vocabulaire-sante-xml-648.html illustrations libres de droit d’auteur sur le site de Kazumi Hatasa : http://www.tell.fll.purdue.edu/JapanProj/FLClipart/default.html Simplified rule: place a pawn on the picture corresponding to the word said by the teacher Goal: line up 5 pawns on the grid Time: 5 to 15 minutes Material provided: 6 different bingo grids, 35 prompt cards Extra material needed: 15 pawns par player (or use the squares on the last page) Number of players: 4 + Players involved: all public

his young sister Phoebe, he go at his home during is parents were absente and they speak about the poem of Robert Burns, Comin’ Through the rye and it’s the explication for the title. After he go see is English teacher Mr Antolini, he stay to spend the night but when he wake up the teacher is close to him. He decides to go away to New York but after he go see his sister and she wants come with him. The end is mysterious but we can understand that he is in a hospital. Holden Caulfield is a children

where he began modelling and carving in wood. He decided to become a sculptor when he was eleven after hearing of Michelangelo’s achievements. The same year a teacher noticed his talent and interest in medieval sculpture and granted him a scholarship to Castleford secondary school where several of his siblings had attended. His art teacher broadened his knowledge of art and with her encouragement, he was determined to make art his career; first by doing examinations for a scholarship to the local

or any social class to impose a model based on the uniqueness of the identity. Every week, there is always the recurrent problem of “insecurity” on television and newspaper. As Stafford said, after a study of gang presence in public schools, “…Teachers from schools with uniform policies perceived lower level of gang presence.” Usually, the uniform has an escutcheon on which the school’s name, student’s name and the level at which he is, are written. It helps to recognize him at any time. This makes

Vocabulaire At school Places people Salles de classe : classrooms professeurs : teacher Salle des profs : teachers’ room élèves : students Infirmerie : nurse room infirmière : nurse Forum : lobby agent d’entretien : cleaning staff CDI : library documentaliste :Librarian Salle info : computer room surveillants : monitor/ supervisor Bureau du Proviseur : superintendant’s office conseillère d’orientation : career counselor Bureau du PA : principal’s office proviseur :

Cover : Willa Cather, Date of birth : She was born on 7 December, 1873. Date of death: She died on 24 April 1947. 1) Willa Sibert Cather was an American author and teacher. She’s one of the most important American writers of the twentieth century. Their family and she moved to Red Cloud, Nebraska in 1884. It was a good experience for her because she she grew up among the immigrants from Scandinavian, Bohemian, German, and other immigrant peoples who settled that area. Cather entered the University

most successful children’s writer SHEILA G. RAY I. INTRODUCTION II. ENID BLYTON, THE LIBRARIANS, THE TEACHERS AND THE PARENTS 1. The early years 2. The war years 1939-45 3. The period of recovery 1946-58 4. The second golden age 1958-74 5. Bullock and after III. ENID BLYTON AND THE CHILDREN IV. CONCLUSION I. INTRODUCTION II. ENID BLYTON, THE LIBRARIANS, THE TEACHERS AND THE PARENTS 1. The early years P14. « The young book-reading public was still predominantly « a