Who is this ? Describe her and give as many details as possible.
Here's a mouth-watering picture, or not!
What's this? What is it made of ? Have you ever tried it?
Bravo! Marmite is a food spread. Il is dark brown and it has a very strong flavour. Here are the ingredients:
Don't miss the oppportunity to try it!
Here is a new pic:
What is it and where is it? What's special about it?
Well done! This is Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico. It is the world's largest radio telescope (ie. New Live 3e page 40).
What is it and where is it?
Well done Lisa (year 7D), this picture comes from Greece. And well done Clémence (year 10), this is Heraklion, the biggest city in Crete, Greece.
This is where our e-pals come from.
Ready, steady, go! Here's the latest picture:
What's this? Where is it? When did it open?
Good for you! This is Wembley stadium indeed. Wembley is a football stadium. It is in Wembley park, London.
It is the 2nd largest stadium in Europe as it can host up to 90, 000 football fans.
It was opened 4 years ago, in 2007.
Who are these? What are their names? Why is April 29th an important day for them?
Bravo! You're right, these are Prince William and his fiancée, Kate Middleton. They are getting married on April 29th. This is going to be THE big 2011 event in the United Kingdom.
What are these? What are they made of? Give the ingredients.
Here is a really good drawing by Lucile A., a year-10 pupil from Buvignier high school in Verdun. Congrats!
Who the dickens are these?
Congrats Jonathan! They are the 3 spirits who visit Scrooge on Xmas Eve.
The Ghost of Xmas Present is on the left. The Ghost of Xmas Yet to Come (= the Ghost of Xmas Future) is in the middle and the Ghost of Xmas Past is on the right.
Here's the fortieth picture:
Who is this? What's his name?
This is Ebenezer Scooge indeed. Well done! He is the principal character in Charles Dickens' 1843 novel, A Christmas Carol.
What's this?
Congrats Thomas (year 9)! This is the Round Table.
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Ce blog pédagogique a été créé par Madame Lebeau, professeur d'anglais au Collège Louis de Broglie à Ancemont près de Verdun.
Il s'adresse aux élèves désireux de progresser en anglais.
Son contenu est dans la continuité des activités et thèmes travaillés en classe. Ce blog propose de nombreuses ressources audio et vidéo ainsi que de nombreux liens vers des sites web très
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