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Read what Laura says about a typical working day:

I usually get up at 7 o’clock and have a big breakfast. I walk to work, which takes me about half an hour. I start work at 8.45. I never have lunch. I finish work at 5 o’clock. I’m always tired when I get home. I usually cook a meal in the evening. I don’t usually go out. I go to bed at about 11 o’clock, and I always sleep well.

Yesterday was a typical working day for Laura. Write what she did or didn’t do yesterday.

1 ……………………. at 7 o’clock.

2 She ……………………. a big breakfast.

3 She …………………….

4 It ……………………. to get to work.

5 ……………………. at 8.45.

6 ……………………. lunch.

7 ……………………. at 5 o’clock.

8 ……………………. tired when ……………………. home.

9 ……………………. a meal yesterday evening.

10 ……………………. out yesterday evening.

11 ……………………. at 11 o’clock.

12 ……………………. well last night.

Exercise 2

Complete the sentences using the following verbs in the correct form:

buy catch cost fall hurt sell spend teach throw write

1 Mozart ……………………. more than 600 pieces of music.

2 ‘How did you learn to drive?’ ‘My father ……………………. me.’

3 We couldn’t afford to keep our car, so we ……………………. it.

4 Dave ……………………. down the stairs this morning and ……………………. his leg.

5 Joe ……………………. the ball to Sue, who ……………………. it.

6 Ann ……………………. a lot of money yesterday. She ……………………. a dress which ……………………. £100.

Exercise 3

You ask James about his holiday. Write your questions.

Hi. How are things?

Fine, thanks. I’ve just had a great holiday.

1 Where ……………………. ?

To the U.S. We went on a trip from San Francisco to Denver.

2 How ……………………. ? By car?

Yes, we hired a car in San Francisco.

3 It’s a long way to drive. How long ……………………. to get to Denver?

Two weeks.

4 Where ……………………. ? In hotels?

Yes, small hotels or motels.

5 ……………………. good?

Yes, but it was very hot – sometimes too hot.

6 ……………………. the Grand Canyon?

Of course. It was wonderful.

Exercise 4

Complete the sentences. Put the verb into the correct form, positive or negative.

1 It was warm, so I ……………………. off my coat. (take)

2 The film wasn’t very good. I ……………………. it much. (enjoy)

3 I knew Sarah was busy, so I ……………………. her. (disturb)

4 We were very tired, so we ……………………. the party early. (leave)

5 The bed was very uncomfortable. I ……………………. well. (sleep)

6 The window was open and a bird ……………………. into the room. (fly)

7 The hotel wasn’t very expensive. It ……………………. much to stay there. (cost)

8 I was in a hurry, so I ……………………. time to phone you. (have)

9 It was hard carrying the bags. They ……………………. very heavy. (be)

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Jenny thinks the tabloid press is often condescending to Kate and focuses too much on minor details of her life.

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Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor is born at 2.40am at 17 Bruton Street, London, her maternal grandparents' house. It was home to her parents, Elizabeth (née Bowes-Lyon), and Albert, Duke of York, the second son of King George V and Queen Mary. She was third in line to the throne behind her father and Edward, Prince of Wales.

Elizabeth's sister, Princess Margaret Rose, is born.

George V dies. Edward VIII becomes king.

Edward VIII abdicates so that he can marry the American divorcee Wallis Simpson.

Bertie, the Duke of York, is formally proclaimed King George VI. Princess Elizabeth is now heiress presumptive.

Elizabeth becomes a Girl Guide at the age of 11.

Coronation of George VI at Westminster Abbey.

Elizabeth celebrates her 13th birthday, and begins a course of study at home under the vice-provost of Eton College.

Princess Elizabeth meets Cadet Capt Philip of Greece at the Royal Dartmouth naval college.
Britain declares war on Germany.
The blitz on London begins. While the King and Queen stay in the city, Elizabeth and Margaret are evacuated to Windsor.
Elizabeth makes her first broadcast to the nation.
On her 16th birthday, Elizabeth carries out her first public engagement when she inspects the Grenadier Guards, of which she had been appointed colonel-in-chief.

Elizabeth receives her first corgi, Susan, as an 18th birthday present.

Elizabeth joins the Auxiliary Territorial Service, learning how to drive and maintain vehicles.
VE Day.
Elizabeth makes her first overseas visit, to South Africa, and gives a speech dedicating herself to the Commonwealth.

Buckingham Palace announces the engagement of Princess Elizabeth to Lt Philip Mountbatten, her third cousin.

The couple marry at Westminster Abbey. He is thenceforth known as the Duke of Edinburgh.

Prince Charles is born.

Princess Anne, now the Princess Royal, is born.

Elizabeth and Philip leave for a tour of east Africa, Australia and New Zealand.

George VI dies and Elizabeth II succeeds to the throne. She is in Kenya when her father dies - the first British monarch since George I to be out of the country at the time of succession.

Funeral of George VI takes place at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Proclamation issued declaring the family's dynastic surname will remain Windsor.

Coronation of Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey in the first televised coronation service.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh embark on a tour of the Commonwealth.

The royal couple return to England after six months abroad.

Princess Margaret in a limousine on her way to Clarence House after a weekend in the country where Peter Townsend was also a guest, 17 October 1955 Photograph: Monty Fresco/Getty

Princess Margaret releases a statement confirming she will not marry Gp Capt Peter Townsend. Her relationship with him had been controversial because he was divorced, and her request to marry him - with its echoes of the abdication crisis - had been opposed by large sections of the establishment.

Britain and France invade Egypt in a botched attempt to seize control of the Suez canal. Lord Mountbatten later claimed the Queen disapproved of the venture.

The Queen visits New York and addresses the UN general assembly.

Prince Andrew, now the Duke of York, is born.

Princess Margaret marries the photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones.

Prince Edward, now the Earl of Wessex, is born.

The Queen visits West Germany, the first British monarch to do so since the first world war.

The Queen launches the Cunard cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth II (popularly known as the QE2).

First broadcast of Royal Family, a documentary with unprecedented access to the family's daily life.

Prince Charles is invested Prince of Wales. Lord Snowdon designs a new coronet for the occasion as the Duke of Windsor took the previous one with him to Paris.

First walkabout during a state visit of Australia and New Zealand.

The Queen opens Jørn Utzon's Sydney Opera House in Australia.

Princess Anne marries Capt Mark Phillips.

The Queen's tour of Australia and Polynesia is interrupted after the prime minister Edward Heath calls a snap general election. She flies back to Britain.

The Queen refuses to intervene in an Australian constitutional crisis when the prime minister Gough Whitlam is dismissed by the governor general Sir John Kerr.

Queen's silver jubilee. More than a million people line the streets of London, and a chain of beacons is lit across the country.

Lord Mountbatten, Prince Philip's uncle, is killed by an IRA bomb off the coast of Sligo in the west of Ireland.

Sir Anthony Blunt, the former surveyor of the Queen's pictures, is exposed as a communist spy.

Prince Charles announces his engagement to Lady Diana Spencer.

Charles and Diana marry in St Paul's Cathedral, London.

Shots are fired at the Queen as she attends Trooping the Colour. Marcus Serjeant, a 17-year-old air cadet from Folkestone, Kent, pleads guilty under the 1842 Treason Act and is jailed for five years. The shots were blanks.

Diana gives birth to Prince William.

Michael Fagan breaks into the Queen's bedroom during the early hours, evading alarms, guards and police. He sits on the edge of her bed, talking for 10 minutes, before being led away by footman Paul Whybrew, given a whisky and arrested.

Diana gives birth to Prince Harry.

Andrew marries publishing executive Sarah Ferguson, known as Fergie.

The first instalment of the serialisation of Andrew Morton's book, Diana: Her True Story, appears in the Sunday Times, revealing that Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles continued to have an affair during his marriage to Diana, that Diana tried to kill herself and had bulimia. It later emerges that much of the information had been supplied by Diana herself.

Windsor Castle is partly destroyed by fire.

The Queen gives a speech at Guildhall to mark the 40th anniversary of her accession. In it, she refers to recent events as part of an "annus horribilis".

The prime minister John Major announces in the House of Commons that Charles and Diana are to separate.

Buckingham Palace is opened to the general public for the first time to help fund the restoration of Windsor Castle.

The Queen and the French prime minister François Mitterrand open the Channel Tunnel.

Charles and Diana's marriage is dissolved

Diana dies in a car crash in Paris. The Queen stays in seclusion for several days, and is heavily criticised in the press for her silence. Then, on the eve of Diana's funeral, she does a walkabout to meet mourners outside Buckingham Palace and gives a televised address, speaking "as your Queen and as a grandmother" and paying tribute to Diana. "She was an exceptional and gifted human being," she said. "In good times and bad, she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh, nor to inspire others with her warmth and kindness."

Her Majesty's yacht Britannia is decommissioned; the government decides against funding a replacement.

The Queen's speech at the opening of parliament announces plans to abolish the traditional rights of 700 hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords.

The Queen opens the national assembly in Wales.

The Queen opens the Scottish parliament.

Elizabeth's sister, Princess Margaret, dies.

Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, dies.

Elizabeth launches her golden jubilee celebrations with a speech to both houses of parliament.

Prince Charles marries Camilla Parker Bowles in a civil ceremony at Windsor's Guildhall. The Queen attends the service of blessing held for the couple at St George's Chapel.

The Queen celebrates her 80th birthday.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh mark their 60th wedding anniversary.

Elizabeth II surpasses Victoria to become the UK's oldest reigning monarch.

The Queen cancels a planned Christmas party at Buckingham Palace after deciding it would be inappropriate to celebrate as Britons feel the effects of the economic crisis.

Prince William, second in line to the throne, marries Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey.

The Queen visits Ireland, becoming the first British monarch to do so since its independence in 1921. She expresses sympathy to those who suffered during hundreds of years of conflict between the two neighbours.

The 60th anniversary of the death of George VI and of Elizabeth's accession to the throne.

Events take place throughout the country to celebrate Elizabeth's diamond jubilee, including a pageant of 670 boats sailing along the Thames in London.

The Queen opens the London Olympics. In her first acting role, a film shows her leaving Buckingham Palace with James Bond, played by Daniel Craig, and appearing to parachute into the stadium in Stratford, east London.

The Succession to the Crown Act 2013 receives royal assent, so that the eldest child inherits the throne regardless of gender. The act also ends the disqualification from the line of succession of a person married to a Catholic.

The Queen joins 2,000 guests for a service at Westminster Abbey to mark 60 years since her coronation.

The Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to a son at 4.24pm. Prince George is third in line to the throne.

The Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to a daughter at 8.34am. Princess Charlotte is fourth in line to the throne.

The Queen surpasses her great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria, and becomes Britain's longest ever reigning monarch.

The Queen celebrates her 90th birthday.

Prince Philip, aged 96, retires from his official royal duties as the Queen's consort, having completed 22,219 solo engagements and 5,493 speeches since 1952.

The Queen becomes the first British monarch to commemorate a sapphire jubilee.

The Queen and Prince Philip celebrate their platinum wedding anniversary after 70 years of marriage. She is the first British monarch to do so.

The Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to a second son at 11.01am. Prince Louis is fifth in line to the throne.

Prince Harry, sixth in line to the throne, marries Meghan Markle at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Sussex gives birth to a son at 5.26am. Archie Mountbatten-Windsor is seventh in line to the throne.

The Queen in effect suspends Prince Andrew from duties by giving him permission to "step back from public duties for the foreseeable future" after intense public reaction to a BBC Newsnight interview about his friendship with the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announce they will step back from their roles in public life as senior members of the royal family, and will divide their time between the UK and North America. The couple confirm they will become financially independent and cease to represent the Queen. They retain their HRH stylings but are not permitted to use them.

The Queen and Prince Philip move to Windsor Castle and sequester there as a precaution as the coronavirus hits the UK. Public engagements are cancelled and Windsor Castle follows a strict sanitary protocol nicknamed HMS Bubble.

The Queen gives a rare televised address to the nation, the fifth in her 68-year reign, as an unprecedented lockdown is enforced. The monarch thanks her subjects for following government rules to stay at home, praises key workers, and asks people to "take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return". She adds: "We will be with our friends again; we will be with our families again; we will meet again."The broadcast is watched by an estimated 24 million viewers.

In a hotly anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Duchess of Sussex claims members of the royal family had openly expressed concerns about how dark her son Archie's skin would be and says they had tried to deny him a royal title. Both Meghan and Prince Harry make a point of praising the Queen and instead direct their criticism at the royal household. Two days later, the Queen issues a statement saying "the issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning" and that "some recollections may vary".

Prince Philip dies "peacefully" at the age of 99 at Windsor Castle, two months before his 100th birthday. The Queen, who was at his bedside, describes his death as leaving "a huge void" in her life. Philip is the longest-serving royal consort in history.

Funeral of Prince Philip at Windsor. He had indicated wishes for a smaller funeral, though amendments were still made to bring his service in line with Covid regulations, including quarantine for members of his family travelling from abroad.

The Duchess of Sussex gives birth to a daughter. Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor is eighth in line to the throne.

The Queen reluctantly cancels a planned two-day visit to Northern Ireland after advice from her doctors that she should rest.

The Queen spends a night at King Edward VII's hospital after being admitted for "preliminary investigations" having cancelled a two-day trip to Northern Ireland on the advice of doctors that she should rest for a few days. A palace source said a "cautious approach" had been taken by the medical team aiding the monarch and the overnight stay was for practical reasons, adding that she returned to Windsor and was undertaking "light duties" the next day. It was her first overnight stay in hospital since 2013, when she was treated for gastroenteritis.

The Queen further distances the monarchy from the Duke of York by stripping him of his military affiliations and royal patronages. The palace also says he will not use the style His Royal Highness in any official capacity. The move means Prince Andrew is completely removed from royal life.

Prince Andrew settles the sexual assault case filed against him by Virginia Giuffre for an undisclosed sum, avoiding having to give evidence in a trial and protecting the royal family from further reputational damage.

The Queen celebrates her platinum jubilee after a record 70 years on the throne. She crowns the historic celebrations with a last-minute appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, bringing to a close four days of festivities over a bumper bank holiday weekend. In a written message, she says she is "humbled and deeply touched that so many people have taken to the streets to celebrate".

In a break from tradition as a result of her ongoing mobility issues, the Queen appoints the 15th prime minister of her reign, Liz Truss, at Balmoral Castle rather than Buckingham Palace. The outgoing prime minister, Boris Johnson, also travels to Scotland to offer his resignation to the Queen. The following day she postpones a privy council meeting, which she was due to attend virtually, under doctors' advice to rest.

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The life of Queen Elizabeth II - a timeline

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Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor is born at 2.40am at 17 Bruton Street, London, her maternal grandparents' house. It was home to her parents, Elizabeth (née Bowes-Lyon), and Albert, Duke of York, the second son of King George V and Queen Mary. She was third in line to the throne behind her father and Edward, Prince of Wales.

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Opinion | Mourn the Queen, Not Her Empire

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British empire.. Largest in the world.

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Opinion | Mourn the Queen, Not Her Empire

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She helped obscure a bloody history of decolonization whose proportions and legacies have yet to be adequately acknowledged.

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The monarchs

Elisabeth Stuart.

Sophie de Hanovre

George I

George II

Frédéric de Galles

George III

George IV

Guillaume IV.

Edouard-Auguste de Kent. Victoria.

Edouard VII.

George V.

Edouard VIII.

George VI.

Elisabeth II.

Charles III.

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AUTRES T ESTS  ET TACHES FINALES QUI COMPTENT POUT LE BAC PETIT COEFFICIENTS

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Présentation d'un dossier en lien avec un projet mené par  l'élève Le candidat pose une problématique et y répond.

5 MINUTES

Entretien avec le jury 2 professeurs de l'établissement

1 enseignant anglais

1 matière technologique

Note obtenue compte dans la moyenne trimestrielle, dans le contrôle continu.

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compréhension orale

Compréhension écrite

Expression orale

Expression écrite

En cas d'absence l'élève rattrapera cette évaluation dès son retour.

Toute absence non justifiée par un certificat médical à une évaluation certificative sera sanctionnée par un 0/20.
Si l'élève n'a pas assez de notes il devra se soumettre à une évaluation en fait d'année scolaire.

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Pour les participes passés à valeur d'adjectif S uperlatif d'infériorité

Cours et test réalisés par komiks et lemagemasque

Les adjectifs d'une syllabe sont des adjectifs courts (ex : cold).

Les adjectifs de 2 syllabes ou plus sont longs (ex : dangerous).

Les adjectifs de 2 syllabes se terminant par –y,-ow, -le et –er sont courts (ex : pretty).

Pour les adjectifs et courts longs

The + least + adjectif

cold ==> the least cold pretty ==> the least pretty intelligent ==> the least intelligent

It is Ex : the least frightening book I read during the holidays. C'est le livre le moins effrayant que j'aie lu pendant les vacances .

Le complément est introduit par in quand ce complément est un complément de lieu ou qu'il représente un groupe de personnes.

She is the least known Ex : in Burgundy. Elle est la moins connue en Bourgogne.

Le complément est introduit par of dans les autres cas.

Ex : Of the three sisters, she was the least intelligent. Des trois sœurs , elle était la moins intelligente.

En anglais britannique

Sujet + verbe au present perfect + ever (entre l'auxiliaire et le participe passé)

I have ever seen

Que j'aie jamais vu

En anglais américain

Sujet + ever + verbe au prétérit

I ever saw

Que j'aie jamais vu

She is the least lax woman Ex : I have ever seen (britannique)/She is the least lax woman I ever saw (américain). C'est la femme la moins laxiste que j'aie jamais vue.
(ex : tired) et les adjectifs composés (ex : nice-looking), on construit le superlatif d'infériorité de la même façon que pour les adjectifs (ex : the least tired ; the least nice-looking)
Les Anglais privilégient le superlatif de supériorité plutôt que le superlatif d'infériorité.

Le complément introduit par in/of peut être supprimé.

6. Superlatif d'infériorité pour les participes passés à valeur d'adjectif et les adjectifs composés

Les autres tests sur le comparatif et le superlatif

Consigne : Complétez les espaces en fonction de ce qui vous est demandé.

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How Telecommuting Is Changing the Way We Work
Author: Jessica Johnson

The future is quickly headed toward telecommuting. Since 2005, telework has grown almost 80%, and it has continued to show growth even as the overall workforce declined from 2011-2012. Organizations that employ telecommuters see benefits across the board. Naturally, growing companies demand a way to keep productivity and employee retention rates high while keeping overhead costs low. Telecommuting may be the answer. Additionally, employers are able to reach beyond locality and tap into a broader market of experienced talent. By 2016, it is projected that 43% of employees will be teleworkers. Though telecommuting does have some drawbacks, its benefits far outweigh its faults.

It’s Not Just the Employees That Benefit From Telecommuting

People worldwide are living the telecommuting dream: spending less on gas, swearing off stuffy office attire, and working in a comfortable and quiet workplace. Employees wake up for work and commute just steps away to their home offices. In a struggling economy, telecommuting offers a beneficial alternative to traditional work, for both employers and employees.

Telecommuting is particularly useful for tech companies who have an increased demand for hard-to-find skills and unconventional hours. But the benefits aren’t just limited to Silicon Valley. Companies across the world hire teleworkers for HR, customer service, secretarial, and a host of other positions.

Keep Your Employees Happy, and They Will Stick Around

The new generation of workforce employees shows frighteningly low retention rates. Young employees tend to leave jobs due to rising rent and disproportionate salaries in an area, general discontent with the job, and long commutes. 14% of employees report they have left jobs for shorter commutes alone, and almost 50% of employees nationwide feel commutes are only getting worse.

Telecommuting shows a bright future for companies in notoriously expensive or traffic-ridden cities, and the workforce is eager to jump on board. A Workplace Analytics study found that 36% of the population would choose to work from home instead of a pay raise. Employees who work from home report more overall satisfaction with their jobs. Happier employees stay longer, and they save their employers money. With the average cost of losing a valuable employee numbering in the tens of thousands, keeping workers happy is a priority businesses can’t afford to ignore.

Hard-Working Telecommuters Lead to Higher Productivity

In addition to companies saving money by hiring happy teleworkers, they also report an overall increase in productivity rates. Large-scale corporations, like Dow Chemical and Best Buy, have reported that teleworkers are roughly 40% more productive.

When telecommuters are on the clock, they are working. It’s all too familiar in office environments to see employees performing menial tasks in an effort to look busy: shuffling papers, reorganizing a filing cabinet, or designing a new template for office memos. This type of busy work and other office distractions lose money for companies across the country, amounting to a reported $600 billion annually. Experienced teleworkers manage their time efficiently and work in a comfortable, distraction-free environment.

Tap Into a Wider Talent Pool With Remote Positions

Perhaps the most notable benefit for businesses is the wider marketplace for talent unlocked with telecommuting positions. The boomer generation is retiring, and with them goes years of valuable experience difficult to replace. In addition to giving retirees an option to continue working from home, a desire frequently expressed, businesses have access to talent across the globe. If your business is in need of a multi-lingual, experienced secretary who is an expert in PowerPoint, you no longer have to settle with local applicants who may not be fully qualified.

Telecommuting Is Good for the Future of Our Planet, Too

Employers and employees aren’t the only ones thankful for telework – telecommuting greatly affects our planet, as well. Sun Microsystems allows its employers to participate in an Open Work Program, and over 24,000 people participate. They have estimated this has reduced vehicle CO2 pollution by 32,000 metric tons in one year alone. Office energy consumption is down as well, being cut in half with employers that work from home. In a never-ending race where traffic jams burn over 3 billion gallons of gas and release toxic fumes, every car counts. Whether you are heavily invested in protecting the climate or not, the numbers are real: 24% of employees state they would take a pay cut to work from home and help the environment.

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Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°18636 : Superlatif

Le Superlatif 1) Le superlatif ?!! C'est quoi ?
Le superlatif est une manière de montrer que quelque chose/quelqu'un est unique en son genre

( j'ai sûrement mal expliqué donc je vais faire tout plein d'exemples ! )

L'Amazone est la plus longue rivière du monde.

Jupiter est la plus grosse planète du sytème solaire.

Julien est le plus grand du collège.

Le mont Everest est la plus haute montagne du monde.

2) Comment on l'utilise ?

Ne vous inquiétez pas, c'est très simple ! Le seul petit problème qu'il y a dans le superlatif, c 'est qu'on doit séparer les adjectifs en 2 groupes différents : les courts et les longs !

Lisez bien ce qui va suivre :

2 syllabes => ça dépend !

Si l'adjectif se termine par un -Y, il est court: funny, pretty, friendly, happy ...

les autres sont longs : famous, boring ...
Avec un adjectif court => il suffit de mettre 'the', l'adjectif avec -EST à la fin . ( the + adjectif + -est ) Avec un adjectif long => Il faut mettre 'the' , 'most' et l'adjectif . ( the + most + adjectif ) ex: New York is the most famous city in the USA . 3)EXCEPTIONS ! 1) Si l'adjectif se termine déjà par un " e ", on ne rajoute pas un 2e " e " ! Exemple avec nice (beau) : Peter is the nicest boy in my class . 2) Quand l'adjectif a une syllabe et qu'il se termine par consonne-voyelle-consonne, on double la consonne finale. Exemple avec big (grand,gros) : Sarah is the biggest girl in the school. 3) Quand l'adjectif se termine par un Y, le Y se transforme en I . Exemple avec funny (drôle) : I am the funniest in my class. 4) Deux superlatifs irréguliers, qu'il faut apprendre par cœur. Il n'y a pas de règle. good (bien) > BEST (meilleur)
bad (mauvais) > WORST (pire)
Passons à l'exercice !

Vous devez écrire le superlatif de l'adjectif que je vous donne .

ex: The Loire is * (long) river in France . réponse = the longest

GOOD LUCK!

Fin de l'exercice d'anglais "Superlatif"
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Maintenant on va pouvoir apprendre à utiliser le superlatif en anglais :

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Le Superlatif 1) Le superlatif ?!! C'est quoi ? Le superlatif est une manière de montrer que quelque chose/quelqu'un est unique en son genre ( j'ai sûrement mal expliqué donc je vais faire tout plein d'exemples ! )Exemples : L'Amazone est la plus longue rivière du monde. Jupiter est la plus gross...

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We’ll make it work!

Jacinda Ardern, the New Zealand prime minister, returned to work on Thursday, six weeks after giving birth to her first child. Ardern became only the second leader of a country to have a baby while in office when she gave birth to her daughter Neve on 21 June. When she announced her pregnancy, shortly after becoming prime minister last year, she said she would take six weeks of maternity leave.

Ardern spent Thursday speaking to media at her and partner Clarke Gayford’s home in suburban Auckland. She told Radio New Zealand that she was aware of the example that she was setting for other parents in returning to work so soon after the birth of her first child.

“I’m privileged, I’m very very lucky,” Ardern said. “I have a partner who can be there alongside me, who’s taking up a huge part of that joint responsibility because he’s a parent too, he’s not a babysitter.” She said she would take Neve with her while on prime ministerial duties, including to New York next month to speak at the United Nations.

“Through all of this it’s been about how do we meet Neve’s interests, but make sure that I’m not compromising in the way that I’m doing my job as well.” […] “But I am confident with all of the support I’m very lucky to have, that we will absolutely make it work.”

“We’ll make it work: Jacinda Ardern returns as New Zealand PM six weeks after giving birth”

, Charles Anderson, The Guardian, 2018.

Copyright Guardian News & Media Ltd 2019.

DIFFERENTIATION

Read the text.

PATH
A
1-A
Pick out the main information (who, when, where, what).
2-A
Pick out information about Jacinda Ardern.
Useful vocabulary: This text is about… The main issue is…
PATH
B
1-B
Pick out elements about her life partner.
2-B
What impact could her actions have on other mothers? Why?
Useful vocabulary: According to me, she wants to / she aims at...

MEDIATION

Share your findings with your classmate.

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How could she reconcile both her private life and career?

4

“He’s a parent too, he’s not a babysitter”. Discuss this quotation from the text.

Useful vocabulary: This issue highlights the unequal treatment of men

and women because... She is right in saying that... I don’t see it that way...

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Steve Jobs_ Death_ Obama says _world has lost a visionary_-1

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1. Un entrepreneur investit ses économies dans son entreprise.

2. Il prend des risques et est innovant

3. Il a beaucoup de compétences

4. Il doit être doué en informatique

5. Les résultats sont importants pour lui

6. Il est déterminé et a confiance en lui.

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