Bonsoir J’ai besoin d’aide aidez-moi svp You try to convince your teacher to go on a trip to the UK to discover the country's national symbols. You will choose
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J’ai besoin d’aide aidez-moi svp
You try to convince your teacher to go on a trip to the UK to discover the country's national symbols. You will choose one, and justify your choice in front of the class, who will react to what you say.
Lors de votre prestation orale:
1/ Prenez la parole sur le sujet pendant deux minutes maximum
2/Parlez distinctement, lentement, et suffisamment fort pour être bien entendu.
3/Accentuez les mots clés ( porteurs de sens) et non les mots grammaticaux.
4/Veillez à alterner les formes pleines, les formes faibles et à faire les liaisons.
5/Utilisez les gap - fillers.
6/Assurez-vous que l'on vous comprend.
7/Ne pas lire ses notes!
J’ai besoin d’aide aidez-moi svp
You try to convince your teacher to go on a trip to the UK to discover the country's national symbols. You will choose one, and justify your choice in front of the class, who will react to what you say.
Lors de votre prestation orale:
1/ Prenez la parole sur le sujet pendant deux minutes maximum
2/Parlez distinctement, lentement, et suffisamment fort pour être bien entendu.
3/Accentuez les mots clés ( porteurs de sens) et non les mots grammaticaux.
4/Veillez à alterner les formes pleines, les formes faibles et à faire les liaisons.
5/Utilisez les gap - fillers.
6/Assurez-vous que l'on vous comprend.
7/Ne pas lire ses notes!
1 Réponse
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1. Réponse Fraggle
My argument to visit the UK is a simple one. In the advent of Brexit the UK will be made more difficult to visit and our welcome may not be as warm. we must take advantage of the ease of travel now while we can.
What should we see? That is also easy..
Greyfriars Bobby.
The famous statue to the bravest dog is in Scotland and in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland we would enjoy the very best that Scotland has to offer.
Who is Greyfriar'Bobby you ask?
Well' Bobby was a small dog belonging to old jock and he was as faithful as any dog could be. When his master died Bobby followed him to the cemetery and spent the rest of his life living on jocks grave. The local council fought to have Bobby removed but eventually the law allowed for Bobby to live as he wanted, as new to his master as he could be.
Books and films have been made about Bobby and the statue of him is surrounded by history, culture an a fusion of modern Edinburgh.
It would be enriching for us to experience Edinburgh and of course, Greyfriar's Bobby.