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- the infinitive of the verb

- a picture illustrating the verb

- (on click) an audio version of the 3 forms (infinitive, past, past participle)

- (on click) a written version of the 3 forms (infinitive, past, past participle) , translation into French

cut, cut, cut, couper

hurt, hurt, hurt, blesser

let, let, let, permettre, louer

put, put, put, mettre, poser

set, set, set, fixer

read, read, read, lire

shut, shut, shut, fermer

bend, bent, bent, (se) courber

bring, brought, brought, apporter

build, built, built, construire

buy, bought, bought, acheter

burn, burnt, burnt, brûler

dream, dreamt, dreamt, rêver

catch, caught, caught, attraper

fight, fought, fought, se battre, combattre

feel, felt, felt, (se) sentir, éprouver

get, got, got, obtenir

find, found, found, trouver

hear, heard, heard, entendre

have, had, had, avoir

learn, learnt, learnt, apprendre

lead, led, led, mener

light, lit, lit, allumer

lend, lent, lent, prêter

make, made, made, faire, fabriquer

lose, lost, lost, perdre

meet, met, met, rencontrer

mean, meant, meant, signifier, vouloir dire

say, said, said, dire

pay, paid, paid, payer

send, sent, sent, envoyer

sell, sold, sold, vendre

sit, sat, sat, être assis

shoot, shot, shot, tirer

smell, smelt, smelt, sentir

sleep, slept, slept, dormir

stand, stood, stood, être debout

spend, spent, spent, dépenser, passer (le temps)

strike, struck, struck, frapper

stick, stuck, stuck, coller

tell, told, told, dire, raconter

teach, taught, taught, enseigner

understand, understood, understood, comprendre

think, thought, thought, penser

You are almost half-way through!

win, won, won, gagner

beat, beat, beaten, battre

become, became, become, devenir

come, came, come, venir

run, ran, run, courir

awake, awoke, awoken, (se) réveiller

be, was/were, been, être

bear, bore, borne, supporter

begin, began, begun, commencer

bite, bit, bitten, mordre

blow, blew, blown, souffler

break, broke, broken, casser

choose, chose, chosen, choisir

do, did, done, faire

draw, drew, drawn, dessiner

drink, drank, drunk, boire

drive, drove, driven, conduire

eat, ate, eaten, manger

fall, fell, fallen, tomber

fly, flew, flown, voler

forbid, forbade, forbidden, interdire

foresee, foresaw, foreseen, prévoir

forget, forgot, forgotten, oublier

forgive, forgave, forgiven, pardonner

freeze, froze, frozen, geler

give, gave, given, donner

go, went, gone, aller

grow, grew, grown, grandir, faire pousser

hide, hid, hidden, (se) cacher

know, knew, known, savoir, connaître

lie, lay, lain, être étendu

ride, rode, ridden, aller (à cheval, à vélo, à moto...)

ring, rang, rung, sonner

rise, rose, risen, s'élever, se lever

see, saw, seen, voir

shake, shook, shaken, secouer

show, showed, shown, montrer

sing, sang, sung, chanter

speak, spoke, spoken, parler

steal, stole, stolen, voler

swear, swore, sworn, jurer

swim, swam, swum, nager

take, took, taken, prendre

tear, tore, torn, déchirer

throw, threw, thrown, jeter

undergo, underwent, undergone, subir

wake (up) , woke (up) , woken (up), (se) réveiller

wear, wore, worn, porter (un vêtement)

write, wrote, written, écrire

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Top 10 Must-See Places in Australia

Here are some Australia attractions that everybody should know about and that are so worth a visit when in the country. We fondly remember the times, when we lived in Australia! To give you an idea how beautiful Australia is, see here our top ten places to visit in Australia. Let's start with the capital city!

Canberra

The capital city of Australia, Canberra, is also the country's only major city that does is not situated at the coast.

Canberra was established only in 1913 and was completely planned with a chess board-type town structure. Similar to New York City, the streets run in straight lines from South to North and East to West. Here you see the Australian parliament buildings.

Canberra with kids, you might ask? Have a look at the many family activities there are in this city or check out Sharon's guide to Canberra with kids here.

Sydney

Sydney, Australia's biggest city lies on the eastern coast and is the country's most populous city.

In 2000, Sydney was the host city of the Millenium Olympic Games. Sydney's most famous sights are the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House with its iconic architecture. Below see the Opera House at night. Did you know that you have a stunning view of the opera house and the harbour bridge also from the Sydney Botanical Gardens? The Royal Botanical gardens offers lots of kids activities as well, Read more about the Sydney Opera House here. have a look here!

And do not forget the famous beaches around the city. Surfing is a national sport! We lived in Coogee Beach, with its crescent shaped beach and lovely little coffee shops and pubs, but there is of course world-famous Bondi beach, Manly, Palm Beach...just to name a few. Read more here.

Melbourne

Melbourne is located in southeastern Australia. This is c osmopolitan city and there are many street-side coffee shops and little boutiques. The Yarra river winds its way through the city centre and central business district of the city.

The zoo and Queen Victoria Market are among the most loved attractions in the city. At the coast and on nearby Philip Island you can watch penguins parading on the beach.

Perth and the West Coast

Whales can be seen from September to November off the coast near Perth. Further down the south-western coast, whale watching is possible between June and September.

Australia attractions: The biggest city in Western Australia, Perth, is home to many immigrants from Asia and South Africa and in the city you can taste food from all over the world! The relaxed city and the many beaches along the West Coast attract many holiday makers. The Scitech Discovery Centre in Perth houses the biggest planetarium in Australia!

And nearby Fremantle is so worth a visit for its historical sights such as the Roundhouse, the Fremantle Prison and the many museums including the shipwreck museum. Besides there are wonderful coffee shops when one can relax and munch on sweet treats after a walk around town!

Uluru/Ayers Rock

Ayers Rock, or Uluru as the Aboriginies call this massive rock formation, is in the centre of Australia. This place in the outback is far from any city, which means long travel times to reach the stunning landmark. The nearest town is Alice Springs, roughly 450 km/280 miles away!

Uluru, the island-mountain rock formation is a holy place to the Anangu, the Aborigine people living in the area. They ask visitors to respect their culture and not to step or climb on their holy mountain.

Northern Territory

Darwin, situated in the Northern Territory, is a town with a real outback feeling - Crocodile Dundee feeling!

Nearby Kakadu National Park with its wide variety of wildlife is a World Heritage Site and one of the major Australia attractions. There are various Aboriginal traditional tribes still living in this part of Australia and the rock art is a must see when in the area.

Read more about the Aboriginal culture and traditions in Kakadu National Park here.
Australia Attractions: Tasmania

Tasmania is an island in the southeast of Australia and the country's smallest province. The main city on the island is Hobart.

Tasmania is a great place for its nature walks, hiking and biking are popular activities here. If you are very lucky, you might also see the 'Tasmanian Devil', a small night-active mammal.

Gold Coast

Another one of the main Australia attractions is the Gold Coast. The Gold coast is the eastern coastline with Brisbane as the main tourism centre.

Brisbane has many resorts and offers lots of fun activities for an exciting beach holiday. Watersports such as surfing and sailing are very popular or you can just relax and enjoy your Australian holiday at one of the most stunning white beaches.

Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef, in Queensland, is one of the most pristine marine areas in the world and houses the world's biggest coral reef. The Great Barrier Reef is known for its colourful sea life, so snorkelling and diving trips are a must when visiting this region.

You can spot a wide variety of tropical fishes in all colours in clear waters even close to the beach. Cairns is a popular beach resort town on the north-eastern coastline. This city has many great hotels to stay in and a day trip on the scenic Kuranda rainforest railway is such fun, especially with kids. Read more about Kuranda here.

Mount Kosciuszko

Have you ever thought that you could go skiing in Australia?

The area around Mt Kosciuszko is known as Australia's winter sports region, with numerous slopes attracting skiers and snowboarders. In summer you can also hike up the mountains and if you are lucky also can see or even touch some snow on the highest mountain peaks.

Well, remember that 'downunder', the winter season is from June to August. From Australia's highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko, you have great views over the outback landscape even in summer! We hiked up the mountain in December and spent a lovely quite Christmas in the area!

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The Aboriginal people

START

ESCAPE GAME Find the numbers to crack the code !

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

Do the activities to find the codes

code n°1_ _ _

code n°2_ _ _

code n°3_ _ _

code n°4_ _ _

code n°5_ _ _

FINAL CODE_ _ _ _

Learn about the Aborigines and find the secret code.

The Australianpeople

The Aboriginalway of life

"Human"

Aboriginalart

Dreamtimestories

Don't forget to write the answers on your worksheet!

N'oublie pas de noter les réponses sur ta fiche!

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

VALIDER

- Pour la plupart, les immigrants sont arrivés en Australie au: 18e siècle 19e siècle 20e siècle

- Comme la France l'a fait avec la Guyane, les Britanniques ont envoyé en Australie... les pauvres les marins les prisonniers.

- L'Australie est une ancienne colonie : Britannique Irlandaise Américaine-

1- Read these documents and choose the correct answers.

Doc 1: The Australian people

Find code n°1!

code n°1? _ _

= le siècle durant lequel les immigrants sont arrivés en Australie

15

16

19

14

18

20

17

1st number

Remember the number!

Wrong answer!!

Back

Yourock!

Welldone!

2- Read the documents and choose the right percentage for each zone.

Lis les documents et clique sur le bon pourcentage pour chaque zone.

40

10

22

12

22

19

25

25

The colours are not the same!

Find code n°1!

code n°1_ ? _

Le pourcentage de descendants de prisonniers

22

25

39

15

33

10

40

2nd number

Remember the number!

Wrong answer!!

Back

Yourock!

Welldone!

3- Click on the kangaroo to do the next exercise.

Clique sur le kangourou pour faire l'exercice suivant.

Doc 1:The Australian people

VALIDER

4- True or false?

a- Les Aborigènes vivent en moyenne moins longtemps que les autres habitants d'Australie.

b- Il y a moins d'Aborigènes en prison que les autres groupes ethniques.

c- Il y a plus d'Aborigènes au chômage.

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

FALSE

FALSE

FALSE

Find code n°1!

code n°1_ _ ?

Le pourcentage de personnes d'origine asiatique

40

10

22

25

15

33

39

4th number

Remember the number!

Wrong answer!!

Back

Yourock!

Welldone!

Find code n°1!

code n°1? ?

51

Add the numbers to get code n°1

+

+

+

=

1st number

4th number

3rd number

2nd number

Write code n°1!

Learn about the Aborigines and find the secret code.

The Australianpeople

The Aboriginalway of life

"Human"

Aboriginalart

Dreamtimestories

Don't forget to write the answers on your worksheet!

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

Click on the emu

Doc 2: The aboriginalway of life

Write code n°2!

129

Learn about the Aborigines and find the secret code.

The Australianpeople

The Aboriginalway of life

"Human"

Aboriginalart

Dreamtimestories

Don't forget to write the answers on your worksheet!

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

Click on the picture.

Doc 3: "Human"

Now check your answers.

Doc 3: "Human"

code n°3!

- Le nombre de lettres dans le nom de la tribu => _ - Le nombre de réponses vraies => _- Le nombre de réponses fausses => _

Le code n°3 est constitué des chiffres suivants.

code n°3_ _ _

Write code n°3!

Learn about the Aborigines and find the secret code.

The Australianpeople

The Aboriginalway of life

"Human"

Aboriginalart

Dreamtimestories

Don't forget to write the answers on your worksheet!

Click on the two symbols of Australia in the painting.

Doc 4: Aboriginal art

It's Ayers Rock / Uluru: the world's biggest monolith!

Kangaroos

VALIDER

Click on the correct answers.

1- The colours are :naturalbrightunrealpale

2- The technique used by the artists is:palette knife painting pastels dot painting

3- The effect created by the painting is: The painting depicts nature very accurately. The painting looks like a dream. The painting looks like a child's dream.

Click on the painting.

What is the name of this instrument? Click on the button to get the answer.

What does this painting represent? Click on the symbols to understand its meaning.

Que représente ce tableau? Clique sur les symboles pour comprendre sa signification.

Find code n°4!

- Le nombre de kangourous sur le 1er tableau => _ - Le nombre de couleurs utilisées en peinture => _- Le nombre de symboles utilisés dans le dernier tableau => _

Le code n°4 est constitué des chiffres suivants.

code n°4_ _ _

Write code n°4!

Learn about the Aborigines and find the secret code.

The Australianpeople

The Aboriginalway of life

"Human"

Aboriginalart

Dreamtimestories

Don't forget to write the answers on your worksheet!

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

Doc 5: Dreamtime

Read the text and click on the emu.

Que représente ce tableau? Clique sur les symboles pour comprendre sa signification.

Click on the sun.

Que représente ce tableau? Clique sur les symboles pour comprendre sa signification.

The third digit of the last code is: 4

Find code n°5!

254

Crack the code!

code n°1_ _

code n°2_ _ _

code n°3_ _ _

code n°4_ _ _

code n°5_ _ _

FINAL CODE_ _ _ _

Add the codes to getthe final code

=

+

+

+

+

Enter the first digit of the final code.

*

Enter the first seconddigit of the final code.

**

Enter the third digit of the final code.

***

Enter the fourth digit of the final code.

PRESS OK

ERROR

CONGRATULATIONS!

by Nathalie Abbruciati (acad. Toulouse)

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Speed Painting: Tribute to Aboriginal Dot Art

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Various clan groups extending across the land were linked by networks of songs containing aspects of cultural heritage, mythology and identity.

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Isabelle Beaubreuil (ac. Limoges)

GEOGRAPHY

Australian CapitalTerritory

New South Wales

Tasmania

Victoria

South Australia

Queensland

Western Australia

Northern Territory

CHECK

NO

CHECK

NO

HISTORY QUIZ

PAgE 04

Dutch

Spanish

English

What nationality were the first explorers who discovered Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

NO

HISTORY QUIZ

What is "Dutch" in French ?

danois

hollandais

allemand

HISTORY QUIZ

NewAmsterdam

New Holland

New York

How did the Dutch explorers called Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

Tim Cook

Thomas Cook

James Cook

Who was the first Englishman to discover Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

protestants

prisoners

puritans

Who did Great Britain send to Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

1780

1790

1770

When did James Cook discover Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

1841

1851

1831

When was gold discovered in Australia ?

HISTORY QUIZ

1901

1902

1900

When did Australia become independent ?

HISTORY QUIZ

THE ABORIGINES

Where do the Aborigines come from ?

What do they use to hunt and fish ?

What instrument did they invent ?

When do they believe our planet was created ? During the...

What is the name of their art ?

Password (4 DIGITS)

NO

TOURISM

You can relax now!

GREAT JOB !

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L'interview de Stephen - AUSTRALIE - #HUMAN

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Australia

Perth Zoo (in Australia)

A kangaroo

An emu

A koala

A dingo

A wombat

A wallaby

A numbat

A red panda

A sun bear

A gibbon

An elephant

An African painted dog

A hyaena/haɪˈiːnə/

A rhinoceros

A lion

A Galapagos tortoise

A coati/kəʊˈɑːtɪ/

A lemur

A cassowary /ˈkæsəˌwɛərɪ/

A penguin

A frog

A tree kangaroo

A crocodile

Wetlands birds

www.laclassedanglais-beney.fr

@missbeney

@english_with_missbeney

English with Miss Beney

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