Chapitre 1
The Canadian Tale
Chapitre 2
Go Greek!
Chapitre 3
Is It a Man’s World?
Chapitre 4
The Roaring Twenties
Chapitre 5
A Camera of Her Own
Chapitre 6
A Never-Ending (Hi)story?
Chapitre A
Conscious Art
Chapitre 7
To Tweet or Not to Tweet?
Chapitre B
Digital Passports at Risk...
Chapitre C
May I Borrow This?
Chapitre 8
Chivalry Isn’t Dead!
Chapitre 9
It’s GoT to Be Shakespeare!
Chapitre 10
Breaking the Code
Chapitre 11
Green Waves
Chapitre D
To Infinity and Beyond!
Chapitre 12
Multicultural New Zealand
Chapitre 13
Black Lives Matter
Chapitre 14
Lighting Up Africa
Chapitre 15
American Vibes
Chapitre 16
Fiches Méthode
Chapitre 17
Précis culturel
Chapitre 18
Précis de communication
Chapitre 19
Précis phonologique
Chapitre 20
Précis grammatical
Chapitre 21
Verbes irréguliers
Chapitre 22
CECR et programme
Chapitre 23
Rabats & annexes
Chapitre Révisions
Révisions
...Which Is Very Attractive
P.25
Group 1
Picture: GagoDesign/Shutterstock
Video: Courtesy of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
Group 2
“5 reasons to flee the US for Canada”
As [...] Donald Trump pledged
to “Make America Great Again,”[...]
there’s a slew of public figures who have
made quite a different pledge — to move
to Canada. And some members of the
public, at least, appeared to be intent on
making good on that promise. Canada’s
immigration website repeatedly crashed
as Trump’s chances rose late Tuesday.
[Many] actors have threatened to cross
the border if Trump becomes U.S.
President. They’re not the first people
to threaten to move north of the border.
Tens of thousands of Americans are
right behind them.
“5 reasons to flee the US for Canada (that have
nothing to do with a Donald Trump win)”,
Quentin Fottrell, Marketwatch.com, 2016.
You are in charge of one document.
► Workbook p. 61
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Let's talk this out! MEDIATION
MEDIATION
Share your findings with your classmates and learn about the other document.
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Culture note
Canadian English
As Canada is in Northern America but remained a British Dominion until 1982, the rules for writing and pronouncing Canadian English combine the British and American rules. Words derived from French are usually spelt the British way (for example: colour, centre). However, verbs ending in -ise in British English are usually spelt the American way (-ize).Grammar in Progress
L'emphase
b. Qu’est-ce que cela apporte au niveau du sens ?
c. Traduisez-la en français. Que remarquez-vous ?
► Exercices p. 30 • Précis gram. p. 274
Let’s learn!
True or False
Using the information gathered so far, write down five true / false statements and test your classmates!Utilisation des cookies
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