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• Date de parution: 01 décembre 2019
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York and Yorkshire

GRAMMAIRE : Les nombres en anglais

EXPRESSIONS IDIOMATIQUES avec le mot ‘white’

ENGLISH AT WORK: Une fête de Noël BOOST YOUR ENGLISH! au bureau

VOCABULAIRE : Les jouets traditionnels

WHO ARE THEY? egina King

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SOMMAIRE CONTENTS o 107 December 2019 - January 2020

PEOPLE PLACES FUN AND GAMES

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NEWS VOCABULARY NEXT ISSUE AND ANSWERS

LANGUAGE

FORUM Where will you spend New Year’s Eve?

6-7 10 THINGS TO KNOW Christmas songs and the stories behind them 8-9 WHO ARE THEY? Regina King 10-11 NOW NEWS ’S ITS NAME? 12-13 WHAT Traditional toys 14-15 MEET Rick Christie, barber in Portsmouth, UK 16-17 GRAMMAR FILES Numbers 18-19 ,SDROWSDROW Expressions with the word ‘white’ 20-21 READ ALL ABOUT IT ChristmassalesintheUK 22-23 ENGLISH AT WORK Temporary or casual work at Christmas 24-25 UNONPRNIOATCI The schwa sound /ə/ 26-29 TRAVELOGUE York and Yorkshire 31 NOW YOU’RE TALKING A New Year’s Eve kiss under the mistletoe 32 SIHNELGNIOKCO Mincemeat 33 TVIVALSUKRI How to say ‘thank you’ 34-35 …MORFSNGTIEEGR A Christmas party at work 36 STAR WORDS 37 NEWS FROM THE STUDIOS 38-39 INTERVIEW Matt Lawley, UK events manager for the London Santa Run 40 COMING SOON L ITTLE W OMEN and S TAR W ARS : T HE R ISEOF S KYWALKER 41 SESELEARCISUM Gabrielle Aplin and Green Day 42 WISH YOU WERE HERE The Yorkshire Dales 43-47 ENGLISH NOW TEST 49 NEXT ISSUE & ANSWERS

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Whe will you Śpend ? New Ye’Ś Eve

GR ACE, 18, student from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Sydney is the best city to be in at midnight on December 31st! There is ahuge firework displayin Sydneyharbour, and I will be on an island in the harbour. I go there every year with my parents, but this year, I will go with friends from school.

JAMES, 34, cricket player from Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa Nowhere! I don’t celebrate it because I think peopletry too hardto have a good time. I always enjoy myself when I go out with my friends, but on New Year’s Eve there are too manydrunkpeople in the bars and restaurants. I prefer staying at home.

JEREMY, 40, sports coach from Ontario, Canada In aski resortin the French Alps. My family and I are going to Val Cenis for Christmas and New Year’s Eve this year. I don’t know how the French celebrate New Year’s, but we want to eat fondue in a restaurant and then watch the fireworks on theslopes.

huge a firework display a harbour

énorme, immense un feu d’artifice un port

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to try too hard drunk a ski resort the slopes

essayer trop fort ivre, saoul une station de ski les pistes (de ski)

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KAYLYN, 67, retired history teacher from Lancing, England, UK I’ll spend it at home. I enjoycooking a special meal for my children and mygrandchildrenon New Year’s Eve. Normally, we eat quite early and then I look after the children while the adults go out to a bar or a show. We watch scary filmsand eat popcorn!

retired to cook grandchildren a scary film

NATHAN, 48, sales representative from New York, New York, USA I’m a new dad, so this year I’ll celebrate New Year’s Eve at home with my wife and baby daughter. Aquieteveningindoors will be a nice change from New Year’s Eve parties in the city. Although I always enjoy a party, they are toonoisyfor babies.

SONJA, 38, teaching assistant from Edinburgh, Scotland, UK Last year, my two sisters and I decided that 2019 will be a special year for sisters. On December 26th, we willleaveour husbandsand our children at home and flyto Bali. So,althoughwe are not going to Bali just to celebrate the New Year, we will be there on the 31st.

retraité cuisiner, faire la cuisine les petits-enfants un film d’horreur,  un film qui fait peur

a sales representative

quiet indoors noisy

un commercial, un responsable  des ventes calme, silencieux à l’intérieur bruyant

to leave a husband to fly although

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