1. Who went on a lifeboat?
,
two cats or
two birds.
2. How many nationalities were on the ship?
13,
33 or
53.3. What did musicians do when the boat sank?
They continued palying. They stopped playing.
1. Group work
Look at the picture and imagine what's inside the suitcase! Pick the objects you're thinking of. Listen to the recording and check your guesses.
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2. Listen again and take notes. Complete with stressed words you can hear.
People
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Objects
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Place
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Other information
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3. Bonus question
In your opinion, Elijah will...
keep the ticket. sell the ticket.
1. Match the pictures to the right word.
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Crédits : AF archive/Alamy
A passenger ticket
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A photograph
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A boarding pass
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2. Listen to the recording and match each event to the corresponding date / time
Event
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Date / time
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Reception of the warning messages
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Evacuation of the ship
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Departure from Southampton
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Sinking of the Titanic
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Stop in Queenstown
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Collision with the iceberg
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3. Listen again and match the numbers to the right information.
the number of passengers
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the number of pieces the Titanic broke into
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the number of survivors
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the number of lifeboats
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the number of people who died
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1. Fill in the description with the following words. Then, pick out the object that matches the description.
belonged
didn't stop
boarded
came
This object
from a first-class cabin. It
to a rich Irish lady. We can learn that some passengers
to collect expensive jewellery before they
the lifeboats.
The object depicted is:
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2. Listen to Mrs Carter and select what there was in her cabin. Then draw it.
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A chest of drawers
an armchair
a bed
a sink
a sofa
a bath
a desk
a round table
a blue carpet
a wardrobe
a chest
a bedside table
a square table
La prononciation de la lettre « i »
Listen: There were some rich people on the Titanic.Réfléchis : Comment peut-on prononcer la lettre « i » en anglais ?
/ɪ/,
/e/,
/i:/ ou
/aɪ/.
Répète : The Titanic was gigantic!
Le prétérit simple
Observe : The captain received warnings but did not listen to them.Réfléchis : Relève les verbes et repère l'adverbe de négation.
Ces phrases racontent-elles un évènement passé, présent ou futur ?
Conclus : Pour raconter un évènement passé, on ajoute
à la fin des verbes réguliers. À la forme négative on utilise
+
suivi de la base verbale du verbe.
1. Your first mission is to...
write a letter.
record an interview.
roleplay a situation.
2. To do the auction you must...
imagine information about the objects.
read a text.
write a dialogue.
3. Choose your level:
A1
A1+
A2
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