Exercices Unit 7 So Sorry

Exercices Unit 7 So Sorry
Words
logbook, p. 74-75
Prononciation : suffixe -able
a. forget – forgettable / believe – believable / excuse
– excusable / forgive – forgivable
b. Le schéma accentuel reste le même…
c. Le suffixe -able n’est pas une terminaison contrai-gnante. Il y a 3 exceptions peu ou pas
répertoriées, à savoir : com’pare – ’comparable ad’mire – ’admirable pre’fer – ’preferable
Prononciation : préfixes un- et misa. unforgettable – unbelievable – unforgivable – mis- understand – misbehave – misinterpretation.
b. Il y a deux accentuations.
c. Les préfixes antonymiques, tout comme les néga tifs, sont toujours accentués...
Organiser le lexique :
1. indelicate – rude – disrespectful – impolite – insulting – despicable: attitude
2. guilty – ashamed – embarrassed – worried – sorry – happy – proud: feelings
3. wound – scar – injure – hurt: damage
4. mean to – intend to – do on purpose: intentions
5. wrong-doing – mischief – offence – aggravation _- misbehaviour
Associer un mot et sa définition
1. mischief (noun)
2. despicable (adj.)
3. scar (noun)
4. guilty (adj.)
5. worried (adj.)
Word bank
Word bank
lie
Blame
ashamed
Phrase(s)
dans laquelle /
lesquelles j’ai
rencontré ce
mot
Domaine de
sens auquel je
peux le
rattacher
They lied when
they forged their
excuse notes
He blamed the dog for
eating his homework
He was ashamed of his
attitude!
Responsibility
Feelings
verbe ou nom
To say or think that
someone or something is
responsible for something
which has happened.
To blame someone for
(doing) something
/ bleim /
to accuse someone of / to
reproach someone with /
charge someone with /
condemn/ criticize
Praise
adjectif
Feeling guilty or embarrassed about
something you have done
blame (nom)
blameless (adj.)
– blamelessly (adv)
– blameworthy (adj.) :
deserving blame blamable
(adj.)
shame (nom)
shameful / shameless:
(adj.) ashamedly (adv)
shame-facedly :(adv)
put or pin the blame on
take the blame for …
Fix the problem not the
blame.
The bad workman blames
his tools.
It is easier to blame than do
better.
When two quarrel, both are
to blame.
He who is ashamed of
asking, is ashamed of
learning.
Reasons for
misbehaviour
Nature du mot
Défi nition
Ne pas oublier
Prononciation
Mots proches
–synonymes
Mots éloignés
–antonymes
Quelques
mots de la
même famille
(avec
leur
nature, et leur
sens)
Ne pas
confondre !
verbe
Not tell the truth
He lied , he is
lying
/ lai /
fake – forgepretend- deceive
tell the truth – be
honest
a liar (n.):
someone who
lies
Ashamed of (doing)
something
/ə ʃeimd /
to be responsible for
to be guilty / sorry
proud of : adj. pride: n
unashamed
to lie - lay -– lain
(homophones,
homonymes…)
Collocations,
tournures
idiomatiques/
Proverbes,
dictons
lie to someone
to lie through
one’s teeth = to
lie outrageously
a white lie = unimportant lie to
spare feelings,
to be polite
A lie has no legs,
but a scandal
has wings
Listening
Activity 1.
‘…truly do not believe…’
‘…truly
sorry…’
Negatives
1
In the introduction :‘…I am not going to answer any questions…’ (répété une deuxième fois)
→ - In Mr Pringles’ statement : ‘…when I should not have…’ ‘…do not believe to be true…’ ‘…do not
believe that…’‘…and I cannot stop…’
Intensifi eurs
2
‘…very wrong…’
‘…profoundly regret…’ ‘…truly cannot stop…’
Verb or auxiliary
1. I haven’t seen him for years.
2. She had more than she asked for.
3. My teacher should have told me.
4. Do you have to make so much noise?
5. How long have you lived here?
Strong (hæv / hæd) Weak (əv /əd)
why?
1.
X
auxiliaire + négation attachée = forme forte
2.
X
verbe (sens de recevoir)
3.
4.
5.
X
X
auxiliaire
verbe (obligation) (ne peut pas être réduit)
X
auxiliaire
Debriefing
Bilan de la CO
Bilan de la CE p 161