Speak and Spell

...................................... 9 Grille d’auto-correction ................................................................................................................. 10 SESSION 1: THE ADVENTURE OF ENGLISH 11 SESSION 2: GENDER ROLES AND STEREOTYPES 17 SESSION 3: REALITY TV 24 SESSION 4: RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL 29 SESSION 5: WRITING LAB 37 SESSION 6: POLITICS 39 SESSION 7: UTOPIAN CITIES 42 APPENDICES 49 1. Irregular verbs 2. How to write a letter or an email 3. Pronunciation

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formulaire format (to) formater (un disque par ex.) format le format forum le forum forward (to) transférer frame le cadre, la trame, l'image frame buffer le tampon d'images framework le cadre free software (as in freedom and free beer) le logicielle libre (liberté et gratuité) free content le contenu libre front-end frontal, au début d'un circuit fulfil (to) remplir (les conditions) fuse le fusible fuzzy flou G   gap une intervalle gateway

|Une chose, une activité, un |What ? | | | |évènement | | |L’aspect |Who and what…like ? |Le possesseur |Whose ? | |Une sélection |Which ? |La cause |Why ? | |Le moment (l’heure)

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réception d'un hôtel ou d'une entreprise), entrée, vestibule - Locker : Casier (dans un vestiaire, etc.) - Look forward to : Attendre avec impatience, être dans l'attente de - Look up : Chercher (dans un dictionnaire, un ouvrage de référence) - (Loud)speaker : Haut-parleur, enceinte, baffle - Lounge : Salon, salle d'attente - Lumber : Bois de construction (US) - Lunch break : Pause déjeuner - Luncheon : Déjeuner M: - Mail order : Vente par correspondance - Make it up to someone : I'll make it up to you

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Plague: theatres closed. 1594-97: actor, writer and investor in the Lord Chamberlain’s men. 1598-1603: death of Queen Elizabeth 1st, James 1st ascends the throne – he was from the house of Stuarts James of Scotland. He became the patron of Shakespeare’s company now called the King’s men. Shakespeare writes darker plays in his mature years – of which Macbeth. 1608- the king’s men begin using a 2nd theatre Blackfriars – Shakespeare has become prosperous and so no longer acts in his plays. 1609 – publication

States of America = les USA of to and a Manabi.fr © 2013 de/en (matière) • It is on the other side of the street = c'est de l'autre côté de la rue • It is made out of gold = c'est en or à/au + indique l’infinitif des verbes • I have never been to America = je ne suis jamais allé aux Etats-Unis • Give it to me = donne le moi (donne le à moi) • I don’t want to go there = je ne veux pas y aller et • I would like some coffee and some cake please = j'aimerais avoir du

years, sparking water rationing and suicides on devastated farms. But is the 'big dry' a national emergency, or a warning that the earth is running out of water? Australian farmers always know someone else who is doing it tougher. They pride themselves on their resilience. They take pleasure in living in 'a sunburnt country of droughts and flooding rains'. Conservative and deeply sceptical, many dismiss global warming as hogwash. But with unprecedented water scarcity and the Murray, the country's greatest