Thursday 11 february 2010
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Posted in: 2009-2010 - 2nde 2
Hey,
today we first warmed up about the traditions and clichés in Ireland and here is what we said:
Clichés about Ireland:
Legend has it that / It is said that / there are leprechauns in Ireland who are at the
bottom of the rainbow and bring luck to people with their pot of gold.
It is said that Irish people are all red heads.
It is believed that they love drinking beer and going to the pub.
It is thought that the weather is cold and rainy.
It is said that there are many sheep.
Then we continued studying the video from the BBC and here is what we said about it:
The scene takes place in a classroom in Derry. In the background, we can see a mural
from Derry.
There are children (pupils) and teachers maybe. They are organising an art workshop in order to create a new mural.
Both sides of the community, Catholics and
Protestants, participate in the project.
It's collective work.
The project is for peace: dialogue, discussion and mutual understanding
are the way to go.
You can watch the final extracts below:
HW: review your irregular verbs as you will have a test on Tuesday, March 9th. Learn your lesson about Ireland.
By English Prof
2
8)She is reassuring: l.22 "Smiling at me to give me confidence". L.22 "Placed her hand tenderly". L.26 "Said soothingly".
9) a) False l.8"the many girls and boys"
b) false l.22"smiling at me to give me confidence"
c) False l.1"I was still shy and half paralysed when in the presence of a crowd" or L.46"no doubt[...]I could talk fluently and expressively when i was sure of myself".
Take care,
M. Hattais.
Legend has it that.
It is said that there are leprechauns in Ireland who are at the bottom of the Rainbow and bring luck to people with their pot of gold.
It is said that Irish people are all red heads.
It is believed that they love drinking beer and going to the pub.
It is thought that the weather is cold and rainy.
It is said that there are many sheep.
The scene takes place in classroom in Derry. In the background, we can see a mural from Derry.
There are children(pupils) and teachers maybe. They are organising an art workshop in order to create a new mural.
Both sides of the community Catholics and Protestants, participate in the project.
It's a collective work.
The project is for peace dialogue, discussion and mural understanding are the way to go.