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English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.

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Last but one lesson on the "Heart of Darkness"

Hey,

 

today we worked some more on the text and picked up some important information.

You had to identify all the elements present in the text that evoked the characters were lost and afraid.

 

http://english207.wikispaces.com/file/view/Heart_of_Darkness.jpg/31729183/Heart_of_Darkness.jpg

T hen you had to complete the missing words from the text where some blanks had been left out. Here is the explanation why these words didn't appear:

 

These words didn't appear because they all belong to the lexical field of "fear" and their common point is to help create the uncanny atmosphere of the extract.

 

You also had to write a presentation of this text in English:

 

"to be written by Eliott"

 

And finally, your task was to highlight in the document words alluding to the 4 natural elements, air, fire, water, and earth. Here is the list:

 

Fire : fires ; burnt ; burned (l.10)/ steampipes (l.3)

Water : the river (l.7) / the reaches (l.4) / water (l.5) / steampipes (l.3)

Air : air (l.8) / whirl (l.5)

Earth : forest (l.4) / trees (l.7) / foliage (l.17) / wood-cutter (l.10) / earth (l.11) / planet (l.12) / bend (l.14) / grass-roofs (l.15) / limbs (l.16) / twig (l.10)

 

HW: you need to complete exercises 7-b and 8 from your worksheet.


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<br /> Fire : fire ; burnt ; burned (l.10)/ Steampipes (l.3)<br /> <br /> Water : the river (l.7) / the reaches (l.4) / water (l.5) / steampipes (l.3)<br /> <br /> Air : air (l.8) / whirl (l.5)<br /> <br /> Earth : forest (l.4) / trees (l.7) / foliage (l.17) / wood-cutter (l.10) / earth (l.11) / planet (l.12) / bend (l.14) / grass-roofs (l.15) / limbs (l.16) / twig (l.10)<br /> <br /> <br />
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<br /> <br /> Thank you Eliott for updating the blog. You still have one part missing "presentation of the text" (remember, we wrote what Martin said about the text to present it. I think it is Q° 5 from your<br /> worksheet).<br /> <br /> <br /> Take care and enjoy your holiday.<br /> M. Hattais.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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<br /> These words didn't appear in order to find the ... (What is the English for "champ lexical de la peur" ?)<br /> <br /> <br />