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UNDERGROUND :	(adj) souterrain. Sous terre. (Fig.) clandestinement, secrètement.
a SUBWAY:		un passage souterrain (underpass)
the TUBE, the UNDERGROUND : le métro de Londres
the SUBWAY: le métro de New-York
TO ENROL AS A STUDENT: 	s’inscrire
AN ENTRANCE EXAM
DISTRICT(s):		quartier(s)
AREA:				secteur. An urban area: une zone urbaine.
GERM(s):		microbe(s)
RECIPE:				recette
TO BURY [bèri]:		enterrer
HEIR(s)/fem.HEIRESS: 		héritier(s), héritière. ‼don’t pronounce ‘h’ [ɛər / 'ɛərɛs]
TO ORDER:		commander
TO GET ON:		se débrouiller. (agree): to get on (with) s’entendre avec
TO ABDICATE:		abdiquer
Elizabeth II has been queen since 1952 and was crowned in 1953.
You like CHALLENGES:		défis

Arte 		Monday 16/5. 20.40-23.30. CASINO. VM/1995. Dir.Martin Scorsese. With Robert de Niro, Sharon Stone.
 Sunday 22/5. 20.40-22.30. HOMO FABER. VM/1991. English title: THE VOYAGER. Dir. Volker Schlondorf. With Sam Shepard.
A scientist who is working for the UNESCO.- A Greek tragedy. Oedipus myth.

Word order/ adverbs with the verb
4-Ask another student how often he/she does the things in exercise 3.
1.	How often do you go to the cinema?

•	I don’t often go to the cinema, because it’s very expensive.
•	I sometimes go to the cinema.
•	I go sometimes.
2.	How often do you cook?
•	I usually cook.
•	I cook every day.

5- Put the adverbs in the right places
1.	You are usually here when something happens.
2.	Her mum always cooks a meal in the evening.
3.	We usually book that April holiday in January.
4.	They probably think that we’ve got bread.
5.	You should always look where you’re going.
6.	She’s probably going to stay overnight.
7.	Chocolate cakes are definitely the best.
8.	I will probably be able to get it cheaper.
9.	I have never had an illness in my life.
10.	We never saw sweets in those days.
11.	I definitely remember buying some.
12.	Do you usually read upside down?
13.	I can usually manage to get there.
14.	She has never done that before.
15.	Something is definitely burning.
16.	She has always been nervous.
17.	I never feel cold in your house.
18.	They were always against me.
19.	We are definitely going to win.
20.	February is usually the worst.
21.	It’s sometimes very difficult.
22.	I always buy them in boxes.
23.	I have often tried to find it.
24.	They are always fighting.*
25.	She often saw this ghost.
26.	You are probably right.
*‼Normally with adverbs of frequency, when you’re talking in the present you use the simple present (talking about habits). Exceptionally, to criticize we use the present continuous with ‘always’. Ex. At the back they’re always talking: Ah! Ils parlent tout le temps (ça m’agace!)

The Young Elite
TO DONATE money to help young students:		faire don
THE OLD SCHOOL TIE
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS:	were for people who had passed their 11+ (a few of the original grammar schools still exist)
COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLS: are huge because they go from 11 to 18 years old. Everybody systematically goes from primary school to comprehensive school. In some counties they don’t have comprehensive schools, but they have a first school, then a middle school, and then a sixth form college.
PRE SCHOOL:	maternelle (they go for the afternoon, or only one or two days a week)
KINDERGARTEN is a private school.
TO AFFORD:	avoir les moyens d’acheter, se permettre.
FEES :			droits d’inscription, frais de scolarité.
BOARDING SCHOOL : internat, pensionnat.
TO ENABLE SOMEBODY TO DO : permettre à quelqu’un de faire, donner à qqn la possibilité.
TO DEVOTE :	consacrer.
SURVEY :	enquête, étude, rapport.
BISHOP :	évêque.