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1) 11 - 13 ans - Débutants avec notions

2) 1ère Lycée

12 au 16 avril 2010

2h00 par jour

 

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La pointe d'humour de la semaine ...

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Two bats are going for their midnight feed. After an hour or so, one bat gets tired of looking and goes home with no blood.

The other bat comes home with blood dripping from its mouth. The first bat says enviously, "Where did you get all that blood from?"

The second bat replies, "Follow me. I`ll show you."

After a while the second bat leads them to a cave. He says, "You see that wall over there?"
The hungry bat excitedly says, "Yes!"

The other bat says, "I DIDN'T."

Joke vocabulary :

A bat : une chauve-souris
to get tired of : être fatigué de
to drip : couler

  


Le point grammaire de la semaine ...

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The various uses of the word "get"

Examples :

To get + direct object = to obtain, receive, buy.

. I got an A for my test. (obtain, receive)
. I got a coca cola for you. (buy)

To get + place expression = reach, arrive.

Examples :

. How are you getting back home tonight ?
. I got home at 18.00.
. We got to the top of the mountain before sunset.

To get + adjective = become, show a change of state.

Examples :

. I got bored and went back home.
. I am getting more and more nervous.

To get + preposition/adverb is used with some phrasal verbs.

. This situation is really getting me down.

To get is also used with the following :

. Did you get the concept ? (understand)
. I'll get the bill. (pay)
. The whole situation is really getting to me. (annoy, irritate, upset)
. To get rid of = se débarasser de
. To get your own back = have your revenge on someone.


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