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• Date de parution: 29 septembre 2020
• Langue: English
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Frances Morris, director of Tate Modern

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The Grammar point: Adverbs

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2020 has been a strange year… After an unusual spring contents Welcome to Go English number 104! n and summer, here comes the autumn. No one knows if we will o 104 September-October 2020 be able to live life as usual at the time of print. This issue will NEWS take you to the South Bank of London, the Tate Modern 4-5 In the News B2 C1 museum and its Steve McQueen exhibit that stopped early 5 PRess Clippings C1 due to lockdown, and the history of the Guardiannewspaper. 6-7 The News in Depth B2 C1 We will also show you the endless possibilities of e-learning Local heroes via the Khan Academy and the different spiritual offers online. Wishing you a happy autumn! LANGUAGE 8-10  Valérie Hyenveux, editor in chief WoRds & CultuRe C1 C2  How COVID-19 has changed the way  we communicate 11 What to Say B1 ExpRess How to express your hopes and dreams 11 g a course online B1 C2 youR hopes 12-13 seuqTe&nichTsip B2 B1 and dReaMs Takin 14-15 The GRaMMaR Point to Adverbs: still, yet, anymore, no longer 16-17 Did You Know? 1 C 22 Words relating to e-learning Expressions with the words ‘touch’ 18 10 WoRds B2 C1 Salman Khan and the Khan Academy trAvELANDCULtUrE © DR 20-21 Life as ARt B2 C1 Steve McQueen, îlm director and artist 22-23 PRole B2 C1 24 Bank, London South Salman Khan, founder of the Khan Academy 24-27 TRaVel TiMe C1 29-31 Talking to C1 Chris Evans and the team aboutD efenDing J acob BUSINESS 32-33 On the Job C1 Frances Morris, director of Tate Modern 34-36 IndustRy Focus C1 C2 Theg uarDian ’s great înancial turnaround South Bank, London TrAvEL TImE © malgosia janicka / Shutterstock.com 36 NuMbeRs Talking B1 B2 37 Business News B2 C1 LIFEStYLE 29 Queen Elizabeth Hall Roof Garden, London 38 TALKING TO: TRendy Places B1 ChRis EVans and the teaM 41 C1 Insights 40- about D efenDing J acob © 8FLIX Spiritual e-learning 42-43 What’s Up? B2 C1 44-45 WoRld of Food B2 C1  The rising popularity of non-alcoholic beer Non-alcoh 4 olic 4 FUNANDGAMES  and cocktails Chris Evans’ photo on the cover: beeR and cocktails 46-47 Quiz B2 C1 © Featureash Photo Agency / Shutterstock.com Modern museums of the world 48 Just Kidding! B2 C1 ARticle in AMeRican English SY 48 Tong B2 C1 mBOLS: ue TwisteRs 49 Next Issue & AnsweRs ARticle Read and RecoRded onaudio les The audio îles also have pronunciation and intonation exeRcisesbased on articles. The articles range fromleVel B1toC2of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. ExeRcises based on the aRticles + Videos (songs, interviews, reports, etc.) B1 InteRMediate B2 UppeR InteRMediate C1 AdVanced C2 PRociency goenglish.fr Go English No 104 September-October 2020

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IN thE NEWS Article by ruth AdaM

© Bansky

to get around sth lockdown obviously

contourner le conînement évidemment

tHe aRTisT Banksy managed TO geT aROund lOckdOwn Banksy, who normally paints huge murals in the small hours, was obviously presented with a problem when lockdown arrived in England. But he continued working at home (which his wife can’t bear , he says) and posted a set of îve images of his work on Instagram – lively drawings of rats causing mayhem in his bathroom. He later produced a work of a boy playing with a nurse superhero toy, which was given to Southampton Hospital as a way of thanking them for their care and bravery throughout the crisis. Once lockdown measures are lifted , the work will be on public display for some time and then auctioned to raise money for NHS (National Health Service) charities.

IReland ReTuRns a kind gesTuRe afTeR 170 yeaRs DuRing the woRst peRiod of the potato faMine in the Mid 19th centuRy, the Choctaw Nation sent $170 to help staRVing faMilies in County CoRk. This was a consideRable suM of Money back then, and the Choctaw weRe theMselVes pooR and going thRough a haRd tiMe; they had just been foRcibly Relocated and had had to MaRch thousands of Miles, an oRdeal duRing which Many of theM had died. The people of midleton in County CoRk always kept in touch with the tRibe, and eaRlieR this yeaR, they RecipRocated this ancient kindness by Raising Money foR two otheR NatiVe AMeRican tRibes suffeRing in the COvID-19 pandeMic. Food, clean wateR and Medical supplies weRe needed foR the NaVajo Nation and the Hopi reseRVation, both of whoM haVe had soMe of the woRst outbReaks in the United States.

a kind gesture the worst starving forcibly relocated an ordeal kindness an outbreak

un beau geste le pire affamé, qui meurt de faim par la force transféré, déporté une épreuve, un calvaire la gentillesse une épidémie

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to bear a drawing mayhem

supporter un dessin le désordre, la pagaille

bravery lifted to auction to raise money

le courage, la bravoure levé vendre aux enchères collecter des fonds

ZOO animals seem TO be missing Human VisiTORs Many zoos in America and around the world noticed that their animals appeared to be gettinglonely during lockdown. Birds and gorillas especially missed humans; looking at us, it would seem, is interesting for them as well. In Chicago’s Brookîeld Zoo, one particularly sociable parrot kept shrieking his keeper ’s name, until he înally arrived to pay some attention to him. Keepers tried to spend as much time as possible with animals, and often organized long walks in the zoo grounds for the penguins, who appear to like walking around with people as much as dogs do. They’re fairlyeasygoing creatures, and arranged meetings, where they saw elephants for the îrst time in their lives, were a success, with both species standing still and calmly regarding each other at a distance.

to seem to miss to get lonely a parrot to shriek

avoir l’air, sembler manquer se sentir seul un perroquet hurler

a keeper fairly easygoing to stand still

un gardien assez, plutôt facile à vivre, décontracté ne pas bouger, rester immobile

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COnTemPORaRy aRT fROm AfRica sHOwn TO THe wORld The South African town of Stellenbosch is an unexpected place for contemporary art, speciîcally an experimental, pan-African exhibition, with artists from all over the continent – and not one of them white. For most South Africans, even after 26 years of democracy, Stellenbosch is still the town where the leaders of apartheid were schooled , and where banking billionaires reside today. But at the exhibition’s opening night party, DJs from Cape Town played Nigerian and Congolese dance hits, while the artists mingled with Afrikaner înanciers. “I did look around many times, and just smile,” said one organiser. “It was a group of people that I hadn’t thought I would ever see in the same place.”

unexpected schooled

inattendu, imprévu scolarisé

an opening night mingled with

(ici) un vernissage se mêler à

AusTRalia’s OldesT sOaP ReTuRns TO THe scReen The 35-yeaR-old soap ‘NeighbouRs’ has becoMe one of the Rst Tv shows in the English-speaking woRld to RecoMMence shooting , haVing been halted due to coRonaViRus RestRictions. The set has changed soMewhat… ActoRs Must stand Ve feet apaRt, they cannot hold hands , kissing is sadly absent, and a bRawl is out of the question! And yet, the cast and cRew still hope to conVey the saMe heightened sense of intiMacy and dRaMa that the show’s fans haVe coMe to loVe. A genuinely seRious side to the soap’s suRViVal is that it Might well set an iMpoRtant pRecedent foR the futuRe, as the scReen industRy has been affected globally, and both teleVision and cineMa pRoductions haVe to follow stRange new Rules.

a soap (short for soap opera) shooting to hold hands a brawl

un feuilleton

(ici) un tournage se tenir par la main une bagarre

to convey heightened

genuinely

transmettre renforcé, plus intense sincèrement

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In an open letter to the government, Marcus Rashford, the Manchester United and England footballer, asked the government to reverse its decision to end the food voucher scheme before the summer. Finally, the government made a U-turn and set up a £120-million COVID-19 summer food fund.

He raised the awareness of two issues, f “ ood insecurity and holiday hunger , that should not be a problem for children in a country as wealthy as England. Rashford is young, rich and famous and is part of a new wave of philanthropic black athletes giving their voice, their privilege and their wealth to social good. ” DeRek BaRdOwell, wRiTing On Race and Racism in sPORT in mOdeRn BRiTain

Marcus Rashford is showing “ our failing politicians how to do their jobs. ” MaRina hyde,G uardian jOuRnalisT wHO wRiTes On sPORT, celebRiTy and cuRRenT affaiRs

I understand why some people “ take the knee , but I would only do so for the Queen and the Mrs when I asked her to marry me. ” DOminic raab, SecReTaRy Of STaTe fOR FOReign & COmmOnwealTH AffaiRs, cOmmenTing On rasHfORd’s Taking a knee afTeR THe gOVeRnmenT’s U-TuRn

There should never have been any h “ esitation on the p art of government. The hardship and struggle under our current beneît system and support for those living in poverty will not end with the containment of this virus. COVID-19 is a natural phenomenon – poverty is not. KeVin COuRTney, jOin ” T geneRal secReTaRy Of THe NaTiOnal EducaTiOn UniOn

to reverse a food voucher scheme

to make a U-turn to set up to raise awareness hunger wealthy failing to take the knee hardship struggle containment

faiRe MaRche aRRièRe une distRibution de bons aliMentaiRes faiRe deMi-touR MettRe en place sensibiliseR l’opinion la faiM Riche défaillant (ici) s’agenouilleR les épReuVes, les pRiVations la lutte l’endigueMent, le conneMent

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