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Libre à qui le souhaite de tisser ici ses propres fils avec ceux d'un blog à la trame dessinée par l'anglais et son univers. Orientés par exemple par l'histoire, l'humour, la musique ou le cinéma ses vidéos, textes, sons, illustrations -etc- viennent y prolonger les thèmes explorés en cours, et j'y publie des ressources conçues pour enrichir la pratique de la langue. S'il peut devenir outil de progression, je souhaite aussi qu'il vous procure plaisir et parfois même amusement... why not ?!
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... (or "powerpoints" as you often call them) are not so easy to make. As for technique, you can use your computer, all right. As for texts and images, you can write your text, insert illustrations and vary the way you present them... all right.
But how can you make your slideshows effective ?
A little help to understand Don McMillan's fast speech :
same video, with its French subtitles.
METHODS
Here is a recap sheet ⇓ to help you check your book cover :
If you'd like me to help you proofread your book cover, you can still send it to me by Wednesday, February 15, 2012. I'll send it back with some help for you to correct your mistakes -if any ! Eventually, you'll be ready to present your book cover at the end of your Winter holidays :-)
Here is a RECAP to help you...
... describe and analyse a visual document : a photo, a painting, a drawing, a cartoon, a still, and so on...
Click on the PDF logo to get the RECAP sheet
Click on the apple to get the cartoons you started studying today
You will need a password : it's the number of the classroom you were in this afternoon !
And now... practise !
RECAP SHEET :
The students who aim at writing a dialogue may find some help in the RECAP sheet I've just put online :
click on the PDF logo...
... and brush up the main rules you need to bear in mind when you write dialogues in English. This RECAP SHEET will also provide you with useful vocabulary to improve your writing task (introductory verbs, adverbs, etc...).
This recap sheet helps you
remember the basic rules as for writing letters
You'll find here ⇑ a model for formal letters,
and two tables including various formulas
for both informal letters and formal letters.
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Thanks indeed to Ms Fernandes, who created the document I adapted :o)
In the article "English VOCABULARY : practise with pictures & fun" I told you about a website that helps you improve your lexis... and maybe you've already started practising !
Here are a few explanations about 'Match up 1' and 'Match up 2' instructions, because... there aren't any clear instructions, actually 
Match up 1
You can see a list of words ; next to these words is the logo of a computer speaker... a bit like this one (but smaller !!) :
At the bottom of the page, you can see a series of speaker logos : if you click on one of these logos, you will hear one of the words (in the list).
Then, you can match it with the corresponding word : drag and drop the speaker logo of the pronounced word... onto the speaker logo of the corresponding word -in the list.
When you've finished, you just need to click on 'complete' to check your results.
Match up 2
Here is a series of illustrations, with a blank beneath them ; at the bottom of the page, you have the series of words corresponding to the illustrations.
You just need to complete the blanks by slipping the words into the blankds : drag and drop them beneath the pictures !
As usual, conclude the exercise by clicking on 'complete' to check your answers...
I hope I've been plain enough : don't bother to send a comment if you need extra-help (in case it should work properly, I'd be glad to get your comments too 
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a series / many series : the word "series" always bear an 's'
drag and drop = glisser-déposer (un élément, d'un endroit de l'écran à l'autre)
Schoolwork... personal interest...
mere curiosity ?
Not only can you use search engines like Altavista, Yahoo, Google and many others... but you can also use online encyclopedia. Here are a few sites I've chosen for you -all you need is click on their logos :
Encyclopedia Wikipedia
Britannica
Encyclozine (1)
a science encyclopedia
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(1) : Picture credits : the NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
mere = simple
"PUZZLE"
On Wednesday I told you about the difference between adjectives ending in -ed and adjectives ending in -ing.
As for vocabulary, there are different ways of learning new words or phrases.
For example, you can "organise" them visually, and classify them like a sort of word web (it is also named a 'mind map').
Sometimes I draw some in class, on the board, while brainstorming vocabulary with you :o)
Click on the ^^^ puzzle
to get an example.
Watch the mind map I've just made with words and phrases
derived from the word 'puzzle' :o)
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