Errors Sheet
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The man
A text about They want TO win the war IT is surprising to see this. Why |
The The reader The pe The character A A man/woman : plural men/women Int |
Give |
It is It He w He is catc Caught
Lost He e He a M |
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S : he sayS that P : it is describeD / describi A : M: he cannot explain What does he say Why did he talk You was WERE It He There is no T Science |
Evocate Provocate Imaginate Evoluate evolve Preocc Preoccupied/worried Consid To consider / to be considered An ex An explanation U Use Co Behaviour Ch Change An An event A co A comparison |
A extract of a novel A novel of Dickens
Written |
It is taked Putted It is brung BROUGHT He seen him He SAW him Cutted CUT He drinked He drANK / it is drUNK He gived He gAVE / it is gIVEN He sayed SAID |
Metaphore Normaly Useful USEFUL Begi begiNNINg The writter wrITER Affraid aFRAid Diferent diFFerent To speack speak
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He The idea of He Before Before going / without doing T F A man which A woman We know where
He It p T The narrator ‘S point of view (‘s obligatoire!!!) More t |
To To criticise A c A criticism Hu Humorous Hig A
guilt
To To convey He is c To be shocked A m A way of doing/to do Po Para Paradoxical He He teaches us |
He stresses He emphasises
Throughout the text / in the text
On the one hand (OTO)
Written
FROM his point of view |
It is lead It is LED He begun He BEGAN He felt on the floor He FELL on the floor He feeled unhappy He FELT He heared He HEARD He SOLD He selled Leaved LEFT |
Adjectiv ADJECTIVE An other ANOTER Can not CANNOT Caracter CHARACTER He looses He LOSES Mentionned MENTIONED Personnifed PERSONIFIED Humains HUMANS Langage LANGUAGE Low Vs hight HIGH To laught To LAUGH |
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It reminds him OF his childhood He succeeds He stops He is even He wants
a sick MAN/PERSON (un malade) / a homeless MAN/PERSON(un sans-abri) he makes him laugh a novel he the there
Information It is surprising UnderstandING him is difficult
Only one example : the author’s |
She She takes care of them = s’occupe / She cares about them = s’en soucie strengTH Monstr De I cannot He Inti His LyriCIsm / romantiCIsm He To Partic Wis his a |
Afraid of Interested in The same as Depend on Close to him Far from him He addresses the reader He echoes the start He obeys her Refer to something
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He is hidden He hurt him He built He woke He shook He slept He strUCK ! (= frapper// to stroke, stroked, stroked = caresser) |
ExAmple A British poet (capital letter for all languages, nationalities!!) Enemy Literature FuturE ImmediatELy MOved PrOved critiCize adjectivE/activE, etc. develoPed appearAnce haPpiness a sentEnce
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D One of the thingS The moment whEN he saw him He refused, Not only At thAT time, he was … (passé = “that”, pas “this”) He has been going there since five years The Beauty of nature ( …) A A Few years ago (for “A few years ago”) We’re
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NostalgIA He lEAVES him there C PUNctuation PronUNciation denUNciation Imprisoned To make choice a c a mixture / combination of ideas to he p body / s to have a d |
Described as a monster Disappointed in/with Obsessed with Absent from the scene Resist something Enter a room different from |
He laid LAY on the floor He rised ROSE He sticked STUCK He lended LENT money He payed PAID He hanged sth (HUNG) |
AN animal A human being DependEnt referRed to be confident (= confidant) // a confidAnt = un confident disaPPointed detaiLed exaGGerate aGGressive a paradoX
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