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English no 97
April-May 2018
THE COUNTY OF KENT,
ENGLAND
Les pays
anglophones
dans le monde
PRONONCIATION :
LES VOYELLES LONGUES
ET COURTES
Comment parler
du déjeuner au travail
DE 400+ ROCHESTER DICKENS
FESTIVAL, KENT, UK MOMOMOTTTS S S ET
EXPRESSIONSGRAMMAIRE :
ET ‘PRESENT SIMPLE’ ET ‘PAST SIMPLE’
2 articles
VOCABULAIRE EN IMAGES : INTÉGRALEMENT
LES FLEURS TRADUITS EN FRANÇAIS
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o 97 April-May 2018
PEOPLE PLACES NEWS VOCABULARY LANGUAGE➔ Dix choses à savoir sur Memorial Day
FUN AND GAMES ISSUE AND ANSWERS
➔ Gandhi, le père de la nation indienne
➔ V ocabulaire en images : Les fleurs 4-5 FORUM
What is the most spoken language ➔ Grammaire : Le ‘present simple’ et le ‘past simple’
in the world?
➔ Les pays anglophones dans le monde
6-7 10 THINGS TO KNOW
➔ Des conversations pour parler du déjeuner au travail Memorial Day
➔ Prononciation : Les voyelles longues et courtes 8-9 WHO ARE THEY?
Mahatma Gandhi
➔ ‘Gr eetings from’ Rochester, Kent, UK
10-11 NOW NEWS ➔ Quatr e pages illustrées sur le county de Kent, UK
12-13 WHAT’S ITS NAME?
Flowers
14-15 MEET
Sophia Khan, teacher trainer
16-17 GRAMMAR FILES
‘Present simple’ and ‘past simple’12
18-19 WO RDS, WORDS
English words from the Caribbean 8
20-21 READ ALL ABOUT IT
The English-speaking world
22-23 ENGLISH AT WORK
How to speak about lunch at work
24-25 PRONUNCIATION
Long and short vowels
27-30 TRAVELOGUE 27
A drive through the county of Kent
31 NOW YOU’RE TALKING
Talking about English in the Philippines22 32 COOK IN ENGLISH
Gypsy tart
33 SURVIV AL KIT
Talking about eating at home
34-35 GREETINGS FROM…
The Coopers Arms, Rochester, Kent, UK
36 STAR WORDS
37 NEWS FROM THE STUDIOS
38-39 INTERVIEW
Michelle Kitchin, a long-haul truck driver
40 COMING SOON
ISLE OF DOGS and A STAR IS BORN
41 MUSIC RELEASES
Kylie Minogue and Jack White
42 WISH YOU WERE HERE
Crédit photo de couverture : 41 Slab City, California, USA
©Valery Egorov/Shutterstock.com
43 ENGLISH NOW TEST
Article en anglais américain 44-47 NOW YOU KNOW
49 ISSUE AND ANSWERS - Article lu et enregistré sur le CD audio
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Article by Louanne Piccolo
SEBASTIAN SMITH 35, train driver, London, England, UK
I think it’s Spanish. South America is an enormous continent, and a lot of
the countries in South America have Spanish as an official language.
Actually, I think that Spanish is the official language of 21 countries
in the world. I read that on the Internet. Spanish is also spoken in Spain.
DOROTHY PARKER 48, writer, New York, New York, USA
I’m sure that the most spoken language is Chinese. There are about
1.38 billion Chinese people in the world. And, although I didn’t check
the Internet, I think that most people who live in China speak Chinese
as their first language. That is a large population of people who speak
Chinese!
ROBYN MASON 45, accountant, Vancouver, Ontario, Canada
There are lots of people in Canada whose mother tongue is Mandarin or Cantonese.
My children learn French at school because it is an official language in Canada,
but Canadian schools also want to teach Mandarin or Cantonese now.
It is important to learn these two languages, because of globalization.

a train driver un conducteur de train although bien que, même si
a writer un écrivain, un auteur an accountant un comptable
a billion un milliard a mother tongue une langue maternelle
globalization la mondialisation
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What i the mot widely
spoken language in the wold?A2
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DAVID SWIFT 56, teacher, Kent, England, UK
English. I’m not saying that because I am English; I really think the answer
is English! English is the international language. Children all over the world
learn it at school, and adults use English for travelling and for business.
It’s also the language that we use for science and research.
BELINDA PATERSON 32, model, Durban,
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
I travel a lot for my job and I often go to Europe and the United
States. Everywhere I go, I hear English, French and Chinese.
A lot of people speak those three languages. In Europe, the language
for modelling is English, but there is also a lot of French.
JENNIFER MCLACHLAN
28, physiotherapist, Sydney,
New South Wales, Australia
It’s body language, of course! Everyone
speaks body language, even babies.
Expressions, posture, movements
and touch are an international language
that everyone understands. I think
that people can say a lot without
speaking if they just use their body.
Animals communicate very well without
speaking – they understand body
language.
a teacher un enseignant a physiotherapist un(e) kinésithérapeute
a model un(e) mannequin body language le language corporel
modelling le mannequinat without sans
English Now o 97 April-May 2018 510 THINGS TO KNOWPLACES
Article by Christina Rebuffet Broadus
MEMORIAL
DAY
Originally, the holiday was called ‘Decoration Day’. It
was ‘founded’ in 1868 by General John Logan, who
declared that graves should be decorated with flowers,
wreaths and flags. It was in 1967 that federal law
officially declared the name of the holiday to be
‘Memorial Day’.
The Civil War (1861-1865) is the deadliest war in
American history. Before the war ended, survivors
started spontaneously decorating the graves of dead
soldiers. In 1864, women in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania,
put flowers on the graves of men killed in the Battle
of Gettysburg. In several other places, women did
the same thing, unofficially starting the tradition. Americans organized various
memorial ceremonies as early as
1864, but Memorial Day didn’t
officially become a holiday until
1968. President Lyndon B Johnson
signed a law that recognized
several legal public holidays,
including Memorial Day. This law
also fixed an official date for the
commemorations: the last Monday
of May.
Lyndon B Johnson
deadliest le plus meurtrier remembrance le souvenirAlthough other places had remembrance events earlier
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