Toss the caber!
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Did you know?
1. Does Haggis not contain , or ?
2. Are the ingredients mixed inside , or ?
3. Is blood pudding , or ?
2. Are the ingredients mixed inside , or ?
3. Is blood pudding , or ?
The rules of the game
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Rope
Team lines
Team
Players
Referee
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Do not confuse these words:
Aim /eɪm/: intention, purpose (not a physical object) objective.
Target /ˈtɑːgɪt/: a physical object or area that you wish to attain target.
Aim /eɪm/: intention, purpose (not a physical object) objective.
Target /ˈtɑːgɪt/: a physical object or area that you wish to attain target.
| The objective you have to accomplish to win the game. | |
| Instructions and guidelines to play fairly. | |
| The things you need for the game. | |
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| Must ✅ | Mustn't ❌ |
Tossing the caber
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Tossing the caber
For the caber toss, you need… a caber!
A caber is a .
Length: feet → metres.
Weight: pounds → kilograms.
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a) The trunk is 25 feet long and weighs 80 pounds. ➝ .
b) The thrower throws the trunk and runs. ➝ .
c) The caber lands without flipping. ➝ .
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💡 Tip: Use these keywords: first, then, next, after that, finally.
Enregistreur audio
Highland sports
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Gordon Castle Highland Games, Fochabers, Moray, Scotland, May 2014.
b) Hold the of the caber.
c) Throw the haggis as as possible.
d) Toss the weight the bar.
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BBC News
a) The Braemar Games are the oldest in Scotland. (Right. / Wrong.)
b) The Royal Artillery is competing. (Right. / Wrong.)
c) There is no dance competition this year. (Right. / Wrong.)
d) The most popular sport is the tug o’war. (Right. / Wrong.)
e) The Braemar caber weighs 120 kilos. (Right. / Wrong.)
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Avoid /əˈvɔɪd/: stay away from.
Injury /ˈɪnʤəri/: accident to the body.
Injury /ˈɪnʤəri/: accident to the body.
b) pounds can you carry?
c) do you need to train at home?
d) practice should you have before the Games?
e) did you feel when you won?
f) do you do to avoid injury?
Phonology
La proinonciation du « i »
Listen
Listen: Haggis, kilt, whisky, Highland, piping, finally.
Réfléchis : Comment prononces-tu ces mots ? Distingue les /aɪ/ des /ɪ/.
Repeat
Répète : Scottish children don’t like haggis nor drink whisky, do they?
Grammar
Must, HAVE to et need to
Observe : The caber must be 16 to 22 feet long. It has to weigh between 100 and 180 pounds and it needs to be vertical.Réfléchis : Observe les mots en gras. Permettent-ils d’exprimer des règles, des vœux ou des envies ?
Conclus : Pour exprimer une obligation, on utilise + BV ou + to + BV. Pour exprimer une nécessité, on utilise + to + BV.
Mission 2
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