ToolsForFools @EnglishForFools

Étudiantes brillantes en master d'anglais proposent des tools pour que vous soyez moins fools! 🇬🇧🇺🇸 Le Mans, France Joined October 2018

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ToolsForFools @EnglishForFools

8 years ago

MOT DU JOUR: to dispose of (verb) = to get rid of something. Traduction = se débarrasser ex : I disposed of all my books. A ne pas confondre : disposer = to arrange ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: nickname (noun) = name given to someone by friends, closed to his real name, or coming from something he has done or what he looks like. Traduction = un surnom. Ex : Robert’s nickname is Bob. ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: noisy (adj) = someone or something that makes a lot of noise. Traduction : bruyant. Ex : The children waiting in the corridor are very noisy. ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: to gamble (verb) = to risk money on the result of something like a card game, a sport game, etc. Traduction : parier. Ex : He gambled all his money on a horse running in the next race. ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: downward (adj) = moving towards a lower position, moving down. Traduction = vers le bas. Ex : This path is leading us downward. ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: thick (adj) = something broad from side to side, something dense. Traduction = épais. ex : Her new coat is very thick. ^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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MOT DU JOUR: a waiter / a waitress (noun) = a man / a woman who serves food and drink in a restaurant. Traduction = un serveur, une serveuse. Ex : We gave the waiter a tip after we ate our delicious dinner.^ CC #EnglishWord #EnglishVoc #EnglishForFools #MotDuJour

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8 years ago

In 2015, a movie called Suffragettes was released starring Helena Bonham Carter, Meryl Streep and Carey Mulligan #EnglishFacts #Suffragettes ^mp

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8 years ago

The most famous members are: the Pankurst sisters (Emmeline, Christabel et Sylvia), Annie Kennedy, Teresa Billington-Greig and Emily Davison, who died in 1913 when she ran in front of one of the King's horse. #EnglishFacts #Suffragettes ^mp

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8 years ago

FUN FACT: The Suffragettes ! Emmeline Pankhrust found in 1903 the Women's Social and Political Union, also known as WSPU. The purpose of the movement was to obtain the right to vote for women. #EnglishFact #WomenRights ^mp

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8 years ago

ORTHOGRAPHE DE CERTAINS ADJ CHANGENT - adj finissant par consonne + y (happy = happier) - adj finissant par e (large = larger) - doublement de consonne pour adj terminé par consonne avec son voyelle bref avant (fat = fatter) MAIS neat = neater #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC ^ ef

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EX COMPARATIF : - He is as tall as his father. - It is not heavy as you thought it would be. - This exercice is less complicated than the one before. - She looks better than her sister. / He is more famous than his dad. #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC ^ ef

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8 years ago

COMPARATIF - égalité (aussi ... que) = as ADJ/ADV as - inégalité (pas aussi ... que) = not as/not so ADJ/ADV as - infériorité (moins ... que) = less ADJ/ADV than - supériorité (plus ... que) = ADJ/ADV court-er than OU more ADJ/ADV long than #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC ^ ef

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8 years ago

ATTENTION IRREGULARITÉ : - well, good = better - bad = worse - far = father/further - old = older/elder #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC ^ ef

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MOT DU JOUR: cocky (too confident) = prétencieux, sûr de soi, présomptueux ex: The president is cocky, he never questions himself. #EnglishForFools #Word ^cc

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LA TOTALITÉ : EACH - insiste sur chaque élément de l'ensemble -> séparation des éléments vus un par un - suivit QUE du singulier. - = chaque - peut être employé comme pronom avec of (each of ...) Ex : Each person was given a pamphlet. #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC, ^ ef

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LA TOTALITÉ : ALL - exprime un ensemble, une globalité - suivit du singulier et/ou du pluriel - = tout Ex : I knew her all my life. #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC, ^ ef

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LA TOTALITÉ : EVERY - insiste sur l'ensemble auquel appartient un élément - suivit QUE du singulier - = tout, parfois chaque Ex : Every house has a kitchen. #Grammar #EnglishForFools ^ CC, ^ ef