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Teacher’s notes LEVEL 3 PENGUIN READERS Teacher Support Programme Becoming Jane Sarah Williams and Kevin Wood also there, but Tom arrives late. Mr Austen makes a speech about Henry’s return and Cassandra’s future visit to her brother Edward and his wife to help them when their child is born. Jane reads one of her stories of two young people who had to wait for their marriage. Obviously it’s about Cassandra and Robert. Tom thinks the story is childish, and this upsets Jane. Chapter 5: Tom

dénombrables et indénombrables (work - job) - comparatif des noms et structures de comparaison Phonologie : accentuation des mots lexicaux - prononciation de la finale /-ed/ Méthodologie orale : décrire une iconographie. Prendre la parole à partir de ses notes. Argumenter ses idées. Aller vers la phrase complexe et utiliser des connecteurs (structures d’opposition et de concession). Culture : white-collar/blue collar jobs SÉANCE 3 : a2 Exprimer son accord / désaccord. Lire un texte de façon expressive. b1

dénombrables et indénombrables (work - job) - comparatif des noms et structures de comparaison Phonologie : accentuation des mots lexicaux - prononciation de la finale /-ed/ Méthodologie orale : décrire une iconographie. Prendre la parole à partir de ses notes. Argumenter ses idées. Aller vers la phrase complexe et utiliser des connecteurs (structures d’opposition et de concession). Culture : white-collar/blue collar jobs Debate on success and keys to happiness. FROM RAGS TO RICHES (1) B. A famous

[1984]. Oxford UP, 2009. O'Driscoll, James. Britain for Learners of English. 2nd ed. Oxford UP, 2009. Modalités de contrôle des connaissances : SPECIALISTES et NON SPECIALISTES Contrôle continu  une note de TD sur 20 qui est la moyenne de trois notes : une Essay-Question en 1h30 : 1 note /20 une Essay-Question en temps libre avec une recherche bibliographique : 1 note /20 au moins 2 tests de connaissances : 1 note /20 Seuls les étudiants non spécialistes peuvent, s’ils le souhaitent, composer

Image Of A Book Seven The Juggler's Brain A Digression On The Buoyancy Of IQ Scores Eight The Church Of Google Nine Search, Memory A Digression On The Writing Of This Book Ten A Thing Like Me Epilogue Human Elements Notes Further Reading Acknowledgments And in the midst of this wide quietness A rosy sanctuary will I dress With the wreath’d trellis of a working brain… —JOHN KEATS, “Ode to Psyche” THE SHALLOWS Prologue The Watchdog And The Thief In 1964

anonymously trailing him to a bar, Amelie learns that her act had inspired him to visit his estranged daughter and finally meet his grandson. Amelie is delighted.Amelie decides to encourage her father to travel for the first time. She steals his beloved garden gnome and gives it to her stewardess friend, who takes pictures of it in famous foreign locations at her flight stops. Amelie anonymously sends the pictures to her father. One day at the train station, Amelie encounters Nino Quincampoix an

of various area residents who are frightened by Dracula's name. At Harker's last checkpoint, a coach from Dracula's castle arrives for him. Harker notes the strength of the driver. When he arrives at Dracula's castle, the count, an older gentleman, opens the door, and Harker notes that Dracula is also very strong. Over the next several days, Harker notes that Dracula is never around during the daytime, there are no mirrors in the castle, Dracula has no reflection in Harker's shaving mirror, and Dracula

take a picture when he got older. Topic Tracking: Water/Beach 5 Topic Tracking: Painting 3 Madame Lebrun had received a letter from Robert in Mexico that only contained a short postscript in regards to Edna about loaning her the book he was reading to her prior to his departure. Everyone in town knows how close the two were while he was at Grand Isle - even Mr. Pontellier - and cannot understand how she gets on without him. Mr. Pontellier would often see him on Carondelet Street in New Orleans

• Les objectifs à atteindre sont fixés en début de chapitre (Targets) et ont été sélectionnés pour permettre une évaluation positive. • Des grilles permettant d’évaluer les projets aussi bien sur l’échelle de niveaux du CECRL que sous forme de notes chiffrées sont proposées pp. 274 à 288 de ce guide. n L’évaluation des compétences de réception • Parallèlement aux projets, des évaluations de la compréhension de l’écrit et de l’oral sont proposées pour chacun des dix chapitres du manuel. De

Books Start Now, if you ever have read a book, you know that no book can properly start without an exorbitant amount of synergy. Yes, synergy. Maybe you didn’t know this. Synergy means that you and I are supposed to cooperate to make this a great reading experience. We start off the book by getting along well in the Introduction. This togetherness, this synergy, propels us through the book, with me guiding you on your way. You give me a reassuring nod or snicker to indicate your progress. I’m