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Article de périodique
Brooklynisms.
- Dans le périodique : Go English, n°090 (05-06/2018) p. 18
- Auteur : Christina Rebuffet-Broadus
The youth of New York City are greatly influenced by hip-hop culture and vice-versa. We can hear many colorful expressions on the streets of New Yrok, especially in the trendy borough of Brooklyn. Here are ten typical Brooklyn words or expressio[...]Reflexive pronouns.
- Dans le périodique : Go English, n°089 (03-04/2018) p.14-15
- Auteur : Christina Rebuffet-Broadus
Languages like French, Spanish and Italian use reflexive verbs (when the same person is both the subject and the object of the verb)very often. In english, we don't really have reflexive verbs like other languages do. Instead, we use reflexive p[...]Relative clauses : who/that/which.
- Dans le périodique : Go English, n°091 (07-08/2018) p. 14-15
- Auteur : Christina Rebuffet-Broadus
In English, a clause is part of a sentence. A relative clause gives us extra information about a noun in the sentence. It specifies which person or thing the speaker is referring to.The use of "would"
- Dans le périodique : Go English, n°090 (05-06/2018) p. 14-15
- Auteur : Christina Rebuffet-Broadus
Would is a modal auxiliary verb. this means that we use it in combination with another main verb.What to do when your car breaks down?
- Dans le périodique : Go English, n°088 (01-02/2018) p. 12-13
- Auteur : Christina Rebuffet-Broadus
When your car breaks down, it's a pretty stressful situation. If you have to manage the problem in English, it can add to the stress if you don't have the right words to describe the problem. In these conversations, you'll learn what to say so t[...]
