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2 Table des matières Thursday, October 6 th, Friday, October 7 th, Conclusion... 6 Nature of the document... 7 A police inspector... 8 Writing... 8 Build your vocabulary... 8 Tuesday, December 13, Suspicion p Nature of the document... 8 Friday, November 18, ) Translate into English ) Stress pattern ) Fill in the blanks ) ) ) Pratiquer Thursday, November 24, Link words: What do the underline words refer to? Friday, 25 November Buildup your vocabulary Tuesday, December 13, WORDS AND PHRASES Animals Family Transport Tuesday, December 06, Over under

3 Irregular verbs Vocabulary Suffixes lees ful Build your vocabulary Punctuation marks Friday, December 09, A. Punctuation and understanding B. Top ten mistakes Index

4 Unit 2 M for murder Thursday, October 6 th, From memory, list a many ingredients for murder story on possible A weapon A victim Blood A murderer An investigation An investigator Clues : a footsteps Fingerprints A motive A alibi Culprit witness setting atmosphere dead body/corpse suspense plot accomplice evidence spy Adjectives guilty 4

5 mysterious Suspicious Fishy obvious verbes commit get rid of investigate suspect solves arrest 3. Describe The furniture has been overturned The room is in a chaotic state There is a large pool of blood on the carpet Plates, vales have been smashed to pieces The day on the wall calendar is December 24 The scene in set in winter, we can see-capped mountains outside Book are scattered on the floor Locate element In the foreground In the background On the right/ on the left In the middle At the top At the bottom In the buttum left hand earner In the background, on the left, there is a writing desk With a decanter and two glasses There were two persons in the room: the victim and the murderer There is a safe in the right hand earner of the room: it hasn t been opened. In the background on the right, on the right, a clock on the wall Gives the time : it is a quarter past In the right top hand corner. 5

6 Friday, October 7 th, 2011 Imagine the possible motive Jealousy A burglary Conclusion The room is in a chaotic state witch suggest violence. The victim and the murderer had an argument. The murderer was furious, mad. Imagine the possible motives Why did the murderer kill? He killed out of { He killed to avenge himself Adjective Nouns Angif Anger Hungry Huger A] Look and speak 1) The woman with a gun P41 Where? The scene takes place in living room. The background is upper class. When? The scene is set at Christmas time. We can see a Christmas time and at is foot. Christmas parents are scattered on the floor. The tree is topped with a golden star Who? A woman in the foreground. Give as many detail possible to describe her? She has long wavy blonde hair. She is wearing a long hair She has got long hair Hold, held, held Take, toke, token She looks surprised, chocked, she must realize, she has just made, a dreadful mistake She is going downstairs pstairs. She was upstairs when sudden she heard a nose. She thought somebody was trying to steal She realized she has just killed her husband B She could be saying Oh my God What have I done? Why was he so impatient? Why didn t he tell me he wanted to see his present? shoot, shot and shot Steal, stolen, stolen 6

7 The woman is in staircase, witch a weapon. Nearby the fir, he is a victim in puddle of blood. It s a day of Christmas and there is fireplace and present. We can t think there is the m rder. 2) I think the woman say who are a witness and guilty Nature of the document The date spans a whole week (December 22- December 29) The New Yorker costs $3.50 is an American magazine weekly magazine The document is the cover of the New Yorker A short story A novel The picture illustrated one of the short stories inside the magazine A conversation phone The policeman is Jack Forrester The woman is Elisabeth Redwick Inspector Forrester speaking/is calling Police officer: hi The woman: I m a m rder Police officer: what? The woman: I killed my husband, I think it was a house-breaker and I want use my weapon for frighten someone. Police officer: what append? The woman: it was dark and I don t see their, when I see their, I m choc. Police officer: we arrive and you explain when we arrive. - I am Mrs. Redwick, Elizabeth Redwick - What is your problem? - I have made an awful mistake - It happened fifty minutes - Could you give more details? - It happened at home thirty minute ago - It was upstairs when I heard a nose - It believed somebody had broken into our house. - It took a gun our house downstairs. It was dark and I co ldn t see anything - Did you use your firearm? - Yes, I shot. Oh my god when I switched, I realized I had down my husband. He was lying dead on carpet near the fireplace What a dreadful mistake I did? I feel so bad, I wish I could A dies - Calm down, stay where you are The police will be there in 10 minutes 7

8 A police inspector Writing Build your vocabulary DI detective inspector Walk back and foth remind so of STH: rappeler quelque chose An you remind me of what we know about this case We know for certain What weapon did he use? A gun Occur: se produire What time did the murder occur? Between nine and ten Sorry, what I don t nderstand what do yo think? It s diffic lt to say the motive Well, are they any witness? Sunday, January 29, 2012 Suspicion p44 Peripheral information - A photograph - The title - The introduce in italics - The writer: Harlan COBEN/the title of the novel - A novel : - A short story Nature of the document This is an extract from the novel Tell No One written by H.C published in The photo shows two men. They must be Carlson and Store 2 detectives standing in front of the parker s ho se. Elizabeth Beck is the victim. She was murderer eight years ago. They detective are suspicious. He was responsible for Elizabeth bruises he murderer her. Beat, beat, beat. Hit, hit, hit Responsible for Responsibility Taking 8

9 "MY DEAR MR. SHERLOCK HOLMES, -- "There has been a bad business during the night at 3, Lauriston Gardens, off the Brixton Road. Our man on the beat saw a light there about two in the morning, and as the house was an empty one, suspected that something was amiss. He found the door open, and in the front room, which is bare of furniture, discovered the body of a gentleman, well dressed, and having cards in his pocket bearing the name of `Enoch J. Drebber, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.' There had been no robbery, nor is there any evidence as to how the man met his death. There are marks of blood in the room, but there is no wound upon his person. We are at a loss as to how he came into the empty house; indeed, the whole affair is a puzzler. If you can come round to the house any time before twelve, you will find me there. I have left everything in status quo until I hear from you. If you are unable to come I shall give you fuller details, and would esteem it a great kindness if you would favour me with your opinion. Yours faithfully Friday, November 18, ) Translate into English 2) Stress pattern Circle the stressed syllables a. Atmosphere b. Suspense c. Commit d. Criminal e. Motive f. Innocent 3) Fill in the blanks Accomplice-clues-evidence-suspect-get rid of investigation-guilty- suspected a. The culprit wanted to get rid of his Accomplice before the investigation b. All the clues showed that the suspected who had been arrested was certainly guilty c. The police suspected the victim s wife but there was no evidence 9

10 1) 1. Have you gone crazy 2. Why did the murderer kill him What happened next? 3) 1. I was talking to Johnny 2. Who were you talking to? 3. Who are you talking to? 4. What are you listening to? 4) Pratiquer a. Did she Knew that her friend a dead b. Did the two witness identify the body c. Do we ve what asked them to do? d. What had the murderer thrown the gun away a. What did them a call last night? b. What did they hear? c. When did found the body? d. Whose closes are these? a. Why where Johnny and Della in the car b. How many people did the police are arrested last day? c. Where did the victim live? d. What were they afraid of? He said to me that He told me that 10

11 Thursday, November 24, 2011 Headlines Match each headline with a summary UK energy An acronym, the United Kingdom made up of Scotland Edinburgh England London Wales Cardiff Northern island Belfast Bear brown bow = Wage Link words: Underline the link words and translate them Since Rate: Among Moreover As soon as Soon = However Shadow Yet Just as Instead of: Earn money What do the underline words refer to? 1. The country 2. Changes 3. Stefan 4. His parent 5. Middles America 8. Steven 9. Mind Nom Adjective adverbe Verbe Youth perilous Tamely Fulfilled Manhood Safe assert Bonds held Mastery Nom adjectif Adverbe Verbe 2; 4;6 8; 10 1;2; 6;10 3;7;9 11

12 Friday, 25 November 2011 Buildup your vocabulary Youth = young Brotherhood = Childhood = Perilous = Nairobi is the capital city of the Kenya Kiboria est n des nombre x q artiers déshérité où il y a des conditions d extrême pa vreté { dans lequel vivent 3 million de personnes BASE Préfixe/suffixe Nature Traduction Disability able Dis- ity nom incapacité Unbuttoned Button Un + ed Verbe Déboutonna Slowly Slow ly Adverbe Lentement Pitiable Pity Able Adjectif Pitoyable Restless Rest -less adjectif Agité Hunted hunt -ed adjectif Traqué Thoughtfully Thought Ful+ ly Adverbe D n air pensif formation nature Traduction Rain swept Rain + swept adjectif Balayer par la pluie Headlights Head+light nom Phare Motorway Motor + way Nom Autoroute Broken-winged Broken + wing + ed adjectif O i s e a u a u x a i l e s b r i s é e s Door handle Door handle nom Poignée de porte Shy looking Shy + looking Adjectif A l air timide Once upon a times Sunday, January 29, 2012 WORDS AND PHRASES To look: Gardening tools: A spade: The reader knows about Wellington that he has been killed. Christopher resolves to find the murderer/the culprit. To do some detective work Shed: To dig the earth: A rake: Managed to: The shade was lock I co ldn t go to then. It was the same at the fuck of Wellington Clippers: Handles: Places: She night have killed Wellington Mrs. Shears hasn t killed the dog 12

13 Build up your vocabulary Animals Family Transport Wolf Zebra Dog Cat Penguin Rabbits Cow Pig Zebra Raven Horse Snake Fish Shark Lamb Ant Bird Fox Camel bear a bull Father Mother Daughter Nephew Son Uncle Niece Aunt Husband Wife Brother Sister Train Plain Bus Car Bike Boat A lorry/ a truck A van A coach House sports fruit Door Flore Furniture Window Sofa Chair Carpet Wall Bed Stair Cellar Attic Water sport Water polo Tennis Football Ski Swimming Windsurfing Sailing Rowing Canoeing Air sport Skydiving Hand gliding Micro light Paragliding Bungee-jumping Athletics Running Race Ling-distance race Weight lifting High jump Other Horse race Roc cladding Fencing hurdling Apple Banana Pear Orange Strawberry Blueberry Blackberry Cranberry Raspberry Gooseberry Coconut Peanut Hazelnut Chestnut Grapefruit Pineapple Lemon

14 Uninteresting uninspiring unintentional Geography Beach Hill Border Mountain River Wood Forest Lake River Thames river Foss Champ Meadow Cliff Derivation words Prefixes Un- In- Im- Il- Ir- Invisible Incorrect insoluble inaccurate Impossible Improper Immoral Illegal illegitimate illicit illiterate illogical Irresponsible Irrational Irrelevant irregular { Tuesday, December 06, 2011 Over under - They had too much work to do. They were overworked - The clothes here are too expensive. They are overpriced - There are not enough employees in this company it is understaffed - Those children don t have eno gh eat. They are underfeed - They didn t get eno gh money for their work. They were underpaid Irregular verbs Feed; fed; fed Pay; Paid; paid Vocabulary Expensive cheap An employee An employer 14

15 Suffixes lees ful Respect Hope Use Worth Wonder Heart Pain Rest It won t h rt = it will not h rt Unable able Be able to = can Disabled 1. It s painless 2. Hopeless 3. Workless 4. Restless 5. Respectful 6. Wonderful 7. Useless Painful / painless 1. Employment 2. Satisfaction 3. Friendship 4. Motherhood 5. his Freedom 6. Responsibility 7. Happiness 8. Racism 9. Diplomacy 10. Fulfillment Build your vocabulary An employment agency The employment rate: Be unemployed: Friendship = Brotherhood Freedom Kingdom Childhood Be responsibility Responsible/irresponsible for Fulfill a dream 15

16 Punctuation marks Don t yawn so noisily 1- Look at what the student wrote in his essay, and choose the sentences that are logical to you. Justify - Captain James cook was a British explorer Verb: explore Noun: explorer It is high time landed and ate. His men are hungry and tired too. When he arrives on the island, the natives believe cook is their god. Which is incredible there is a fight between Captaine Cook s men and the natives? Friday, December 09, 2011 A. Punctuation and understanding It is high time landed and ate. His men are hungry and tired too. When he arrives on the island, the natives believe cook is their god. Which is incredible? There is a fight between Captain Cook s men and the natives. It s high time It is high time you changed your working methods. Be hungry be angry Be thirsty What does his refer to? James cook B. Top ten mistakes 1) Is 2) Leaves 3) eat 4) too 5) read ( 6) interesting 7) is An amphibian is an animal such as a frog that is able to live on land and in water. I have a frog in my threat Let s call spade a spade It is raining cats and dogs The Kikuyu a tribe His/her J tilise quand la personne qui possède est une femme ex : J tilise quand la personne qui possède est un homme ex : For/to J tilise pour exprimer le but ex : Don t / Doesn t Rappel : revoir la négation au présent simple dans «p175 Want est suivi de to + base verbale pour exprimer le but 16

17 Ex : Articles The / Pour exprimer une généralité on emploie nowadays EX : information technology is everywhere today Attention Comme les adverbes, les adjectifs en anglais sont invariable Ex : Le mot se traduit en français par, et par 17

18 Index A A motive 4 A novel 7 A rake 12 A short story 7 A spade 12 A victim 4 A weapon 4 alibi 4 An investigation 4 An investigator 4 Anger 6 arrest 5 avenge one self 6 B Blood 4 C Clippers 12 Clues :::::::: a footsteps 4 commit 5 Culprit 4 D G Gardening tools 12 get rid of 5 guilty 4 H Handles 12 His/her 16 Huger 6 I introduce 8 investigate 5 M Managed to 12 murderer 4 mysterious 5 N novel 8 dead body 4 Don t / Doesn t 16 E employee 14 evidence 4 Expensive 14 F Feed 14 Fingerprints 4 Fishy 5 For/to 16 O obvious 5 P Painful 15 painless 15 Pay 14 photograph 8 Places 12 plot 4 S setting 4 18

19 Shed 12 short story 8 solves 5 spy 4 Suffixes 15 suspect 5 Suspicious 5 T title 8 To dig the earth 12 To look 12 W Want 16 witness 4 writer 8 The / 17 19