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• Date de parution: 29 septembre 2020
• Langue: English
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ENGLISH n o 109 English April - May 2020 North Cornwall The land of

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Welcome to English Now number 109! de la Table Ronde, Merlin l’enchanteur et la quête du Graal! sOM o 109 M April - A Ma i y rÉ 2020 CONTENTS Vous connaissez la légende du Roi Arthur, les Chevaliers Cette légende est commune à la France et aux îles Britanniques; PEOPLE PLACES NEWS VOCABULARY LANGUAGE et même si l’on ne sait pas avec certitude où se trouve le château FUN AND GAMES NEXT ISSUE AND ANSWERS Camelot, c’est dans le nord de la Cornouailles que l’on peut visiter des sites emblématiques. Ce numéro vous fera voyager 4-5 FORUM dans le temps et dans la légende du Roi Arthur, sur les marchés Where do you shop at the weekend? aux puces et vous invite à célébrer le Jackie Robinson Day, le 15 avril. 6-7 10 THINGS TO KNOW The legend of King Arthur Bonne quête !  Valérie Hyenveux, rédactrice en chef WHO ARE THE 8-9 Y? Jackie Robinson o f K i n d n g e A 10-11 NOW NEWS g r l e t h e u h r T 12-13 NST?EMATAHWIS’ Medieval characters a l c h a i e v r a c d 14-15 e t e MEET r M s Tony Mould, stockman in South Australia 16-17 GRAMMAR FILES The superlative 18-19 SRDWO,DSORW Expressions with the word ‘horse’ 6 20-21 READ ALL ABOUT IT Flea markets k e t s a r m a e 22-23 ENGLISH AT WORK l F Bargaining at a market 24-25 ONUNPRIONCIAT Pronunciation in fast speech 12 26-29 TRAVELOGUE North Cornwall: The land m o c k of the legendary King Arthur . r t h C o r n w t o c a o l l s N r 31 NOW YOU’RE TALKING e t u h / A first horse-riding lesson S n o t r a B l y W 32 HSILOOCNGEINK i l © Authentic British scones 20 33 VIVALKITSUR Reassuring someone who is worried A u t h e n t i c B 34-35 FROM… GREETINGS r i t i s King Arthur’s trail in Cornwall h S c o 36 STAR WORDS n e s 37 NEWS FROM THE STUDIOS 38-39 INTERVIEW Tintagel Visitor Center 26 N O T IMETO D IE andT HE W OMANINTHE W INDOW 40 COMING SOON 41 UMISCRELEASES 32 David Bowie and Pearl Jam 42 WISH YOU WERE HERE The Arthurian Centre Article enanglais américain 43-47 ENGLISH NOW TEST - articleluetenregistrésur CD ou en téléchargeable (www.englishnow.fr) 49 NEXT ISSUE & ANSWERS - Des exercices de prononciation et d’intonation AUDIO - Une conversation spontanée (avec sa transcription sur Go Digital) Unexercice interactifse rapporte à cet article dans Go Digital. INTERACTIVE Les articles couvrent les niveaux A1 à B1 du Cadre Européen Commun englishnow.fr EXERCISES de Référence pour les langues. Débutant Élémentaire A1 A2 B1 Intermédiaire English Now o 109 April - May 2020

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P A E rticle byLouanne P Piccol L o E FORUM shop Whe do you at the weekend? Do you go ? to a Raditional mrket

to shop a physiotherapist whether it’s

ANNE, 48, physiotherapist from Bournemouth, England, UK Whetherit’sat the weekend or during the week, I always shop at the supermarket. It’s easier to buy everything I need from one shop. I can get toilet paper, cleaning products, fruit, vegetables,dairyand evensocksat the local supermarket – so why go to the market?

CAROLE, 18, student from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada I love markets! There is so much to see and to do at a market.AlthoughI don’t go shopping every weekend, I like going to clothes markets. I’m a big fan of vintage clothes and there are always vintagestallsat markets. Thejacket I’m wearing now is from a market!

faire ses courses un kinésithérapeute (ici) que ce soit

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PADDY, 59, dog trainer from Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia I’m embarrassed because my wife does all the shopping! But, I worked as a musher in the French Alps 20 years ago and there was a traditional market every Thursday in the village. There was localcheese, fruit and vegetables. It was delicious andcheap, and I shopped there every week.

dairy a sock although

les produits laitiers une chausette bien que, même si

a stall a jacket a dog trainer cheese cheap

un étal, un stand une veste un dresseur de chien du fromage à bas prix, bon marché

FRED, 50, cook from Jersey, Channel Islands As a professional cook, I make a point of buying food from traditional markets. Did you know that Jersey’s Central Market is about 200 years old? I buy food there from thebaker,butcherand fishmongerevery weekend. It’s fresh and it supportsthe local economy. Supermarkets are not for me.

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MAUD, 32, personal assistant from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa There is a great market on thebeachfront in Durban every Sunday. You can find clothes, food,secondhand booksand art there. When I was at university, I went to the market almost every weekend. Now, I have small children and I don’t go so often. Maybe I’ll go this weekend!

NICOLE, 47, tax inspector from Wichita, Kansas, USA I do mygroceryshoppingon Mondays and I don’t often buy clothes. But if I go shopping for things other than food, I never go to a traditional market. Markets aredirty, there are too many people and the clothes are often bad quality. Why shop at a market when you can shop on the Internet?

a cook a baker a butcher a fishmonger to support

un cuisinier un boulanger un boucher un poissonnier soutenir

the beachfront a secondhand book a tax inspector grocery shopping dirty

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le front de mer un livre d’occasion un inspecteur des impôts les courses sale

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