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Lexique de la poésie

by bedelston

Ce poème a été conçu afin d'aider les étudiants à utiliser le lexique approprié lors de l'analyse poétique.

Intermediate French Self-Assessment Tasks

by Belinda Hackney

This group of activities is designed to allow you to gauge your current level of French. It is designed for non-native speakers of French who have already studied some French. The three tasks are based around skills which are commonly assessed and which relate to the European common language...

A Taste of Tigrinya

by Berhane WGabriel

Tigrinya is a language spoken by around 12 million people in the Northern Ethiopian province of Tigray and the highland provinces of Eritrea. There are an additional 1.5 million of Tigrinya speakers in the diaspora, mainly residing in Sudan, Israel and the USA..

Daily Routines

by blg00001

Continuing with the theme of life in Paris, we move on to look at daily routines.

Circular Economy and Innovation

by borisk

How much does pure air cost? How much does clean water cost? How much do all the services rendered by nature (ecosystem services) cost? It is possible to find many answers to these questions. However, it should be noted that development strategies of most countries do not take into...

Basics of Graph Theory, Connectivity, Walks

by Burkatovskaya

Here we are going to repeat basics of graphs, connectivity and walks.

How to use examples to support written statements

by by1v17

In most kinds of academic writing, it is important to support the statements that you make by providing detail and information. This may be done in a number of ways, for example, opinions can be supported by evidence (giving facts) and general statements can be illustrated by using examples. If a...

Les fruits

by c8lns

Je peux reconnaître et dire différents fruits en français

How to take good notes while listening

by cai haiyan CSC

The lectures that you attend on your course can provide important information for assignments, exam revision or simply help to extend your knowledge of your own subject. For this reason, it is important that you are able to take good notes while listening to a lecture. Write your introduction to...

Introduction to the Teaching English for Academic Purposes Course

by carole macdiarmid

The activities here are aimed at providing you with an introduction to the Teaching English for Academic Purposes (TEAP) course. They should familiarise you with the content and the thinking behind the design and sequencing of the course.