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Observe and deduce!
Relevez les éléments exprimant l'habitude (verbes, modaux, adverbes), puis classez-les.
“THE FIRST WOMAN IN MY LIFE”, LEVI TAFARI, 1983
She cooks, she cleans
She does everything
She irons decorates
and does the shopping [...]
Everyday she would change our clothes
If we had colds she would wipe our nose
Or if we went to mum with a problem
Mum would always help us solve them
“WHO'S WHO”, BENJAMIN ZEPHANIAH, 2015
I used to think nurses
Were women,
I used to think police
Were men,
I used to think poets
Were boring,
Until I became one of them
habitude actuelle
habitude au passé
habitude passée mais qui n'a plus lieu
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Practice!
Complétez ces phrases exprimant des habitudes au passé avec “used to” ou “would”.
1) When I lived in Barbados, I go to church every Sunday, but I don't anymore.
2) My brother to swim in White River, now it's forbidden.
3) My mother live in Georgetown when she was a kid.
4) Every Saturday, I go on a long bike ride near the seashore.
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Vocabulary in progress
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Complétez les phrases suivantes avec ces mots de l'unité.
The Caribbean is a place characterised by its regional (1) and by its (2). When (3) think of the Caribbean, they picture big
(4) , blue (5) and (6) landscapes but it is so much more than that. (7) Caribbean poets often (8) the idea of (9) in their texts. Poetry mirrors the complex and (10) relationship between the people, their identity and place.
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