Variety's on this English menu : have fun practising ! ~~~ Progresse en anglais au fil des divers articles et supports :-)
Voici une infographie qui m'a immédiatement fait penser à un de mes élèves : patience, nous travaillerons en lien avec "Harry Potter" au prochain trimestre -d'ici là... cette infographie lui est dédiée 😊 ! Vocabulary : figure / trivia
Lire la suiteA tragedy is “a play with an unhappy ending”... ... but this is just too simple : there's more ! Tragic plays can be traced back all the way to the beginnings of drama in Ancient Greece. In "Poetics", one of the first books of literary criticism, Aristotle...
Lire la suite17 videos from the Education Portal English Courses explaining literary terminology ~ PART III ~ Allegory in Literature: History, Definition & Examples Learn about allegories and how stories can be used deliver messages, lessons or even commentaries on...
Lire la suite17 videos from the Education Portal English Courses explaining literary terminology ~ PART II ~ Allusion and Illusion: Definitions and Examples Allusions and illusions have little in common besides the fact that they sound similar. Learn the difference...
Lire la suite17 videos from the Education Portal English Courses explaining literary terminology ~ PART I ~ This series of videos display illustrative examples to help you define and use these literary terms.You'll be able to... - identify terms like 'irony', 'foreshadowing',...
Lire la suiteHave you ever heard of the "L.U.S.A." ? :o) Have a glance at this map : it's a map of the Literary United States of America ! The map was created by Geoff SAWERS and Bridget Hannigan, and dealt with by Simon GARFIELD "Mapping America Writers", an article...
Lire la suiteThe BPI "Polar Américain" page hosts a file on the American Crime/Detective novels Check it out by clicking on the detective picture : There you'll find links to several referential websites (in French, nevertheless quite interesting) ; the Centre Pompidou...
Lire la suiteThis funny song about how to write limericks... is partly a limerick itself ! Nick, from the 'Imagine Learning English' software indicates you the steps to write a great limerick : Writing a limerick : 9 steps #1 Know the basic characteristics of a limerick...
Lire la suiteIf you like reading comics, you may enjoy the Classic Comics' version of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" Discover Act I by clicking on the ⇓ illustration below : illustration in the Public Domain
Lire la suiteKathryn Stockett's book "The Help" somehow started 'buzzing' onlist :) Up to now, I've only read several excerpts from the book -and watched the official film trailer : One of the latest posts definitely made me feel like reading the whole novel and watching...
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