Parler en continu : je prends la parole pour raconter, décrire, expliquer.
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There are approximately 195 countries in the world today; 145 of them have signed the United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Refugees. What is a “refugee”, according to you?
Define: “a displaced person”, “a refugee”. Who defined the political meaning of the word “refugee”? When?
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Exercice 3 : The world’s displaced people
1
What does the chart show? Where do these figures come from?
2
Where do most of the refugees come from?
3
Name the top three host countries for refugees.
4
How many displaced people are still living in their home countries?
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Phonology
Intonation
Listen
That persecution may be due to their race ↗ or political opinion ↘.
Exclaim
People may suffer persecution because of religion ↗, race ↗ or political affiliation ↘.
Grammar
Hypotheses
Observe: They must be frightened. They must have left their home country. They might be fleeing a civil war.
Think: Spot the auxiliaries and the verb forms. Which tense does each verb phrase refer to?
Practise: Make hypotheses about the people on the pictures in Activity 1.
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6 million
children are
in danger in
Syria today.
Present information about a country in crisis.
Use Piktochart. Research a country in crisis. Get facts and figures, then present your information to the class.
How far can you go?
A2 I can list facts and figures. A2+ I can give background information. Vers B1 I can make hypotheses about the past, the present and the future.
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