lesson term euro friday the 4 th of september
word of the day :
let us put our shoulder to the wheel = let's get cracking = let's get to work
STEP 1 TRIP TO NORMANDY
STEP 2 TRIP TO IRELAND
STEP 3 TO TRAIN YOURSELF FOR THE CAMBRIDGE : a list of websites
SITE ENTRAINEMENT CAMBRIDGE
https://www.flo-joe.co.uk/fce/students/tests/
https://engxam.com/handbook/5-free-practice-tests-online-pdf-b2-first-fce/
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/fr/exams-and-tests/advanced/how-to-prepare/
https://www.esleschool.com/b2-first-use-of-english-part-4/
https://www.englishrevealed.co.uk/advanced_vocabulary.php
( excellent derivation )
STEP 4 WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT AT THE BACK
STEP 5 GETTING READY FOR THE SECOND PART OF THE EXAM
STEP 3 THE SECOND LEG OF THE TEST : 10-minute exchange with the jury :
5 minutes about what you have just done
5 minutes about your experience in class euro.
NOW TO GET READY PREPARE A SPEECH TO CONVINCE SOMEONE TO JOIN THE SECTION EURO
HERE ARE AN EXAMPLE OF THE QUESTIONS THEY MIGHT ASK :
QUESTIONS ORAL DNL
- Why did you choose the European section?
- Do you like the subject taken for the European section?
- Tell me about your trips/exchanges to English-speaking countries.
- Which English-speaking country attracts you and why?
- Would you like to study abroad?
- If you had the opportunity to work in the US or GB, would you accept?
- Do you think you will need English in your future job? -
How do you use English in your daily life?
- What are the differences between French and … people? -
What about the school system in …?
- Where/how did you learn English?
- Is America really a dream?
- What do you think about England?
- What do you think about the USA?
- How is it possible to improve your English?
- How happy are you with your English level?
- Why is English so important?
- Do you think English is more or less difficult than your mother tongue?
- What comes to your mind when you think of London?
HERE ARE SOME OF THE ANSWERS YOU GAVE ON THE QUESTION OF EUROPE : What means the EU (The European Union) for you ?
free movement of people thanks to the Schengen agreement
strong cultural heritage
a set of common values such as a Democratic political regime and the respect of human rights
the same line of thoughts and values and philosophy/ take = vision on life
a large family
a gathering of nations which share the same values
a political as well as economic organisation which means to make the European continent stronger on the world 's stage
a common currency
an economic collaboration and a help line for the countries that are struggling and that are keen to better their fate and that of their people
a partnership without physical and language barrier
an opportunity towards wealth and economic growth
a salad bowl of diverging cultures which strive ( s'efforcer) to stay together despite their differences
a splandid diversity of landscapes and sceneries that we are free to discover without boundaries
the privileges of being a European citizen who can be welcomed in other countries with the same rights he/ she would enjoy in his homeland
a common history
a force of peace = an organisation which was first created to prevent any further and new conflicts and which until now has been able to fulfil its goal.
a power on the world stage which is able to alance the equilibrium of the world holding a middle ground between the USA , China and Russia.
An organisation which is keen to defend the interests of its members as well as maitaining a common ground ( un consensus) among its memberstates despite their underlying disagreements
homework / BE ABLE TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON THE EU ( cf step 5) TEST
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