Hi,

today we continued talking about your holidays. Here is what we said:

What did you do during the holiday?

I didn't celebrate Halloween.
          x
I did stay at home.
   stayed      [d]

I did watch TV a little.
   watched   [t]

I did chat with my friends on Facebook.
   chatted    [id]

I did go* to the cinema.
   went

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Then we started to analyse some audio documents about inviting to a party.

Here are the documents again:

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Inviting someone to a party: Phone conversation.

The friends are talking about a party.
A man is inviting Mary to his house on Friday night.
                                    [tə]

"Could you come to the party for Halloween?"
                           [tə]              [fə]
"Oh yeah!"

"Could you prepare food and bring drinks?"
                                         [ən]
"Sure. Could you email me your address?"

"No problem."

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REMEMBER:     WOULD LIKE (to) ----> Exprime le souhait (je voudrais... I WOULD LIKE...)
                         WILL ------------------> Exprime le futur

Attention également à la prononciation (pas de L quand on prononce et seul LIKE est accentué dans l'expression).

Seuls les mots porteurs de sens sont accentués dans la phrase et c'est ce qui donne le rythme, la mélodie de l'anglais.

Ex: Would you like to come to my party tonight? Yes, I would love to come.

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Homework:

- ré-écouter le document sonore étudié en classe. Il pourra, entre autres, vous servir de modèle pour votre conversation téléphonique (vocabulaire et accent).

- commencer à penser à: quoi dire dans la conversation téléphonique pour inviter qqn pour Halloween.

Documents qui seront distribués la prochaine fois: à lire