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English no 99
August-September 2018
OXBRIDGE:
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE
Une journée type
dans les collèges
anglais
Les expressions avec
le mot ‘school’
DE 400+
MOTS ET
EXPRESSIONS
ET
2 articles
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DANS CE NUMÉRO CONTENTSSOMMAIRE
o 99 August-September 2018
PEOPLE PLACES NEWS VOCABULARY LANGUAGE
➔ Dix choses à faire à Birmingham
FUN AND GAMES ISSUE AND ANSWERS
➔ Vocabulaire en images : les loisirs
4-5 FORUM ➔ Chris Martin, chanteur militant
How different are British schools
from schools abroad? ➔ Des expressions idiomatiques avec le mot ‘school’
6-7 10 THINGS TO DO ➔ Découvrez Oxbridge : Oxford et Cambridge
Birmingham, England, UK
➔ Trois conversations sur les universités aux USA 8-9 WHO ARE THEY?
et en Grande-Bretagne Chris Martin
10-11 NOW NEWS
12-13 WHA T’S ITS NAME?
What’s your hobby?
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Charlene Potter, an associate
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16-17 GR AMMAR FILES
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18-19 WORDS, WORDS 8
Idiomatic expressions
with the word ‘school’
20-21 READ ALL ABOUT IT
A typical secondary school day
in the UK
22-23 ENGLISH AT WORK
Starting at university
24-25 PRONUNCIATION 12 The diphthongs
27-30 TR AVELOGUE
The universities of Oxford 24 and Cambridge
31 NOW YOU’RE TALKING
Talking about university fees
32 COOK IN ENGLISH 27 LES DIPHTONGUES
Birmingham soup
33 SURVIVAL KIT
Accept or refuse an invitation
34-35 GREETIN GS FROM…
An Irish student arrives in Oxford
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36 STAR WORDS
37 NEWS FROM THE STUDIOS
38-39 INTERVIEW
Geoff Barton, general secretary of ASCL
40 COMING SOON
Christopher robin and the Darkest MinDs
41 MUSIC RELEASES 41 Suede and Carrie Underwood
42 WISH YOU WERE HERE Article en anglais américain University of California, Berkeley
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FORUMPEOPLE
Article by Louanne Piccolo
AUSTIN, 35, fitness trainer from Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Students wear uniforms in British schools. My school uniform was really ugly.
It was a dark green blazer with green trousers and a white shirt. I watched
a lot of American TV series when I was young and I thought Americans were
so lucky because they wore normal clothes to school.
CAROLE, 29, banker from New Orleans,
Louisiana, USA
My sister lives in London with her husband and
their two children. Their high school gives them
their textbooks, exercise books and even their
literature books! I buy these books for my children
here in the USA. It’s very expensive. Who gives
British schools the money to buy the books?
PHILIP, 38, graphic designer from Queenstown,
New Zealand
I lived in the UK for seven years and in France for fve
years. In England, my daughter went to school every day
from 9am to 3.30pm. It was great. In France, school started
at 8.30am and fnished at 5pm. She was exhausted. It was
just too long.

a ftness trainer un préparateur physique custom
ugly laid, moche team spirit
dark green vert foncé hypnotherapist
a textbook un manuel scolaire a boarding school
a graphic designer un graphiste
exhausted épuisé, exténué
4 English Now o 99 August-September 2018
How difeent ae
Britih school
fom school aboad?
What do you think?A1 A2
2-3
ANNIE, 49, teacher from Durban,
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
South Africa was colonised by the British, so we have
a lot of British customs. Children wear school uniforms
in South Africa. It’s a positive thing because there is no
difference between students who come from poor families
and students who come from richer families. It creates
team spirit!
MARC, 45, hypnotherapist from Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada
I have the impression that there are a lot of boarding schools in the UK
and that they are more formal than schools in Canada. Children wear
uniforms and belong to different extra-curricular clubs. Canada is very
different! There are no uniforms or after-school clubs here. It’s a pity.
WANDA, 32, nurse from Bury St Edmunds,
Suffolk, England, UK
During the frst three years of primary school,
children have free school lunches in the UK.
They are hot meals served in the school cafeteria.
I don’t think other countries do that. I think it’s
a good idea because children can’t concentrate
on their work if their tummies are empty.

custom les habitudes, les coutumes formal habillé, formel a primary school une école primaire
team spirit l’esprit d’équipe extra-curricular clubs des clubs extra-scolaires a hot meal un repas chaud
hypnotherapist un hypnothérapeute It’s a pity. C’est dommage. a tummy un ventre
a boarding school un internat, un pensionnat a nurse une infrmière empty vide
English Now o 99 August-September 2018 5
How difeent ae
Britih school
fom school aboad?
What do you think?