English Recordings

Number 1: LISTEN
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Number 2: WRITE one sentence
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Number 3: READ the text
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Number 4: TICK the correct answer
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Number 5: CIRCLE the correct number
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Number 6: HIGHLIGHT the sentence
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Number 7: UNDERLINE the title
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Number 8: MATCH the equivalents
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Number 9: SPEAK in English please
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Number 10.: ASK or ANSWER the questions
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Number 11: DESCRIBE the picture
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Number 11: SEARCH the information

TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS

1: LISTEN the audio file
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2: WRITE one sentence
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3. READ the article
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4. TICK the correct answer
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5. CIRCLE the correct number
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6. HIGHLIGHT the phrase
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7.UNDERLINE the title
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8.MATCH the equivalents
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9. FIND the information
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10. SPEAK
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11. ASK ANSWER...
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12. THINK
WORK YOUR BRAIN

There are 3 modes of transport: road, air and sea.
Road transport: Goods are carried by road, highway and any other paved way thanks to a fleet composed of semi-trailers, tankers, vans, etc… Good are also carried by rail transport thanks to trains or wagons. Moreover, goods are carried by inland waterways transport thanks to barges or vessels.
Air transport: it includes passengers and freight transportation. When it comes to carrying freight by air, it is important to take into account the nature, weight, destination, origin, value or fragility of the goods. There are short, mid- and long-distance flights.
Sea transport: the majority of goods is carried by sea transport. Goods are shipped in bulk; raw material like petrol, coal or cereal is also shipped. The most common way to ship goods is by containers (20 or 40 feet).

Listen and order the questions by the order you hear

number 1:What diploma are you preparing?
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number 2: What's your specialty?
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number 3: How old are you?
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number 4: what’s your name?
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number 5: .where do you study?
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number 6: What's your occupation?

There are 3 modes of transport: road, air and sea.
Road transport: Goods are carried by road, highway and any other paved way thanks to a fleet composed of semi-trailers, tankers, vans, etc… Good are also carried by rail transport thanks to trains or wagons. Moreover, goods are carried by inland waterways transport thanks to barges or vessels.
Air transport: it includes passengers and freight transportation. When it comes to carrying freight by air, it is important to take into account the nature, weight, destination, origin, value or fragility of the goods. There are short, mid- and long-distance flights.
Sea transport: the majority of goods is carried by sea transport. Goods are shipped in bulk; raw material like petrol, coal or cereal is also shipped. The most common way to ship goods is by containers (20 or 40 feet).

I've learned to communicate with my cat more efficiently.

escaped - helped - served - changed - married - offered - settled - worked - believed - opened - started - separated - formed - ended - abolished - shipped

Harriet Tubman : a great figure in the US History
Harriet Tubman escaped from slavery in the Southern United States. She then helped lead many other enslaved people to freedom. She also served the Union during the American Civil War.
Harriet Tubman was born in 1820 in Maryland, where she grew up in an enslaved family of nine children. Her name at first was Araminta Ross. She later changed it to Harriet, which was her mother’s name.
In 1844, aged 24, she married John Tubman, who was a free African American. Five years later, after she had heard she was going to be sold, she escaped without her husband to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she became a “conductor” for the “Underground Railroad”. The railroad was a secret network, which helped enslaved people find their way to freedom. By 1857, she had freed dozens of enslaved people, including her own parents. She said that she “never lost a passenger,” even though slaveholders offered large rewards for her capture.
During the American Civil War, Tubman went to South Carolina with the Union Army. She served as a nurse and a scout. She even led raids against the Confederates.
After the Civil War had ended, Tubman settled with her parents in Auburn, New York, where she worked for racial justice and for women’s rights. She believed the two struggles were closely linked. In 1908 she opened a home for aged and poor African Americans. She died in Auburn on March 10th, 1913, at the age of 93.
Did you know ? Harriet Tubman was known as the “Moses of her people”.

Hello guys!
My name is Halie, H A L L I E
I live in Toulouse in France
I'm 17
I specialise in mechanics at Renée BONNET Vocational School
I'm preparing a high National diploma
I'm in my second year
What about you?

Hi! my name is Oliver
I live in England by the sea
I'm 16
I'm an apprentice at Brighton Training Center
I specialise in Industrial maintenance
I'm preparing a National Vocational Qualification

What about you?