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Thème 1 : Back to school!
Ch. 0
Prologue: Back-to-school Selfie
Ch. 1
Your choice, your voice!
Thème 2 : Around the world!
Ch. 2
Let's hit the road!
Ch. 3
The Food Truck Project
Thème 3 : Through time
Ch. 4
Be the change!
Ch. 5
Let's swing!
Thème 4 : About Stories
Ch. 6
Love to Death!
Ch. 7
Usual suspects!
Thème 5 : Speak up!
Ch. 8
Art or Vandalism?
Ch. 9
We stand as one
Cultural spots
Grammar
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Mission 1
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1Not just describing
Make 4 sentences to describe a picture chosen in this chapter.
1. Use there is or there are, and don't forget to describe what you see on each side of the pictures!
1. Use there is or there are, and don't forget to describe what you see on each side of the pictures!
Hint
there is + singular / there are + plural
on the left - on the right - at the top - at the bottom - in the background - in the foreground
on the left - on the right - at the top - at the bottom - in the background - in the foreground
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2Relative pronouns
Fill in the blanks with the correct relative pronoun.
1. Lovie Austin wrote many songs became very successful. She spent the major part of her life in Chicago, she had a reputation of being professional and hard-working. Lil Hardin Armstrong, was another famous jazzwoman, was Louis Armstrong's second wife. They met the moment he moved to Chicago.
1. Lovie Austin wrote many songs
Hint
Turn 2 sentences into 1 complex sentence to say more about:
a person → who
a thing → which
a place → where
a moment → when
a person → who
a thing → which
a place → where
a moment → when
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3Intonation
Choose the right intonation for the word in blue: up or down?
1. Louis Armstrong was a musician who travelled throughout the world.
2. I think Lil Hardin was the most talented jazz musician.
Hint
voice ↗ in the middle
voice ↘ at the end
voice ↘ at the end
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Mission 2
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4Use causative verbs
Match the two clauses.
1.
The bandleader had them
Lil Ardin asked him
Armstrong's accident made him
Hint
make + person + BV = force
HAVE + person + BV = neutral
HAVE + person + BV = neutral
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5Make complex sentences
Fill in the text with connectors.
1. There was segregation the clubs were mostly frequented by black people. Most jazz artists were black Bix Beiderbecke was the first white jazz musician. He is less famous he died young, you haven't heard of him!
1. There was segregation
Hint
- And → add information
- But → contrast ideas
- So → add consequence
- Because / that's why → explain
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6Give your opinion
Give your opinion. Explain and justify your answer as in the example.
Example: We can't choose Armstrong! He is far too famous!
Example: We can't choose Armstrong! He is far too famous!
1. I prefer Austin to King Oliver.
2. We should pick Armstrong.
3. Why don't we choose Austin or Armstrong?
Hint
- Far too + adj = much too + adj = way too + adj
- Both = the two.
- Should + BV = advice
- Why don't we + BV = suggestion
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