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Ceci est un podcast créé pour vous aider avec l'anglais, si vous ne l'avez jamais étudié ou si vous voulez améliorer votre connaissance de la langue. Moi, l'auteur, je le parle comme langue maternelle et je veux bien partager avec vous tout ce que je peux. Si vous avez des questions, envoyez-moi un email! anglaispod@gmail.com https://www.anglaispod.com/

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Royalty and Kingdoms – La Royauté et les Royaumes Vocabulary : A king – un roi A queen – une reine A prince – un prince A princess – une princesse A jester – un bouffon A lord – un seigneur A lady – une dame The heir – le dauphin The crown – la couronne The throne – le trône Royalty – la royauté A kingdom – un royaume To reign – régner To battle – combattre A battle – une bataille A century – un siècle A knight – un chevalier Examples : Henry VIII was the king of England in the 16th century. The prince is dead, so who is the heir to the throne ? There have been many battles in the past between the old kingdoms of England and France.…

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Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais: Have a frog in your throat – avoir un chat dans la gorge Down the drain/up in smoke – partir en fumée Boil down to – se résumer à I wouldn’t say no – ce n’est pas de refus To be on the fence – ménager le chèvre et le chou

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Exercice et Entraînement – Exercise and Working Out Vocabulary : To exercise/to work out – exercer To train – s’entraîner To play sports – jouer aux sports (voir Lesson 020 pour une liste des sports communs) To gain weight – grossir To lose weight – maigrir/perdre du poids A pound – une livre (abbr : lb/lbs) To jog – faire du jogging To run – courir To lift weights – faire des haltères Weight training – la musculation To go for a walk – faire une promenade To go to the gym – aller au gymnase Examples : He exercises 5 times a week. I want to lose 15 lbs. She plays soccer every weekend. We go to the gym together twice a week. They work out too much.…

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Studying English outside the classroom How do you study outside the classroom? Maybe you’re not in school anymore, maybe you don’t have access to classes, maybe you just want to study more in general. So how do you do it? The podcast talks about different ideas for practicing English. Hint: this podcast is one of the ways to do it! Interesting words from the lesson: rote, reword, convey, live TV, scripted, jargon, synonym, wordplay Shows mentioned: Jersey Shore, American Idol, Masterchef (yes, Gordon Ramsay is Scottish…but most people on the show are American, and hey, Scottish English accents are fun!)…

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When pigs fly, I don't believe my eyes Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais: I don’t believe my eyes – je n’en crois pas mes yeux It’s/That’s none of your business – ceci ne vous concerne pas / ce ne sont pas vos oignons It’s worth it/It’s worth the while – ça vaut la peine You can’t have your cake and eat it, too – vous ne pouvez pas avoir votre gâteau et le manger aussi / on ne peut pas avoir le beurre et l’argent du berrre When pigs fly – quand les cochons voleront / quand les poules auront des dents…

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Façons d'obtenir un répas Vocabulary: eat at home - manger chez soi cook at home - cuisiner chez soi eat-in/dine-in - à la maison sit down restaurant - restaurant (traditionnel) fast food - fast-food to go - à emporter carry out - à emporter take out - à emporter take away (England) - à emporter drive-through - service en volant order out/order in - commander delivery - la livraison room service - service de chambre tip - un pourboire…

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Manger à un restaurant Vocabulary: a restaurant – un restaurant a waiter – un serveur a waitress – une serveuse a hostess – une hôtesse the menu – le menu an appetizer – une entrée an entree – un plat principal (aussi appelé "a main course") dessert – le dessert the check – l'addition to order – commander to pay – payer French words used in English: hors-d'oeuvres Useful phrases: What would you like to drink? – Qu'est-ce que vous voulez boire? What can I get you? – Qu'est-ce que vous voulez commander? (on entend aussi "What would you like to order?") Would you like something for dessert? – Est-ce que vous voulez quelque chose en dessert? Could we get the check, please? – L'addition, s'il vous plaît. I'd like.../I'll take... – Je voudrais...…

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What does it mean to be fluent? Structure of advanced lessons Common American mistakes (your - you’re, there - their - they’re) What does it mean to be fluent? Take your time with your accent What is your goal in speaking English? Announcements: launch of version 2, new plans for blog posts, email coverage…

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Deux paires de mots, many et much, fewer et less, et leurs différences many ou much = beaucoup [de qqch] many va avant un nom qui est comptable ex. There are many people here. (Il y a beaucoup de monde ici) much va avant un nom qui n’est pas comptable ex. It takes much effort to become an engineer. (Il faut beaucoup d’effort pour devenir ingénieur) fewer ou less = moins [de qqch] fewer va avant un nom qui est comptable ex. He sees fewer movies than me. (Il regarde moins de films que moi) less va avant un nom qui n’est pas comptable ex. She drinks less coffee than you. (Elle boit moins de café que toi)…

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Cinq nouvelles expressions pour améliorer votre anglais: Practice makes perfect – c’est en forgeant qu’on devient forgeron For the record – pour mémoire; veuillez noter que... A dime a dozen – treize à la douzaine; on en trouve à la pelle Once and for all – une fois pour toutes; pour la dernière fois My two cents – mon avis; mon grain de sel…

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Thanksgiving, a misunderstood American holiday Columbus and discovering America The Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving Modern Thanksgiving celebrations Barack Obama, our President-Elect The state of the American economy, and falling gas prices! Black Friday

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Negative verbs in the Simple Past Tense (Verbes au Négatif au Simple Past Tense) Review: negative verbs in the simple present I eat -> I don't eat You dance -> You don't dance She speaks Russian -> She doesn't speak Russian Alors, voici ce que vous faites au négatif: Sujet + verbe auxilliare + "not" + verbe principal, toujours à l'infinitif Le verbe "do" au simple past tense devient "did", et c'est conjugué la même pour tous les sujets: I did You did He/She did We did They did Puis, on ajoute le "not" et le verbe principal I did not eat You did not eat He/She did not eat We did not eat They did not eat Exception: to be I wasn't You weren't He/She wasn't We weren't They weren't…

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Up a creek without a paddle, it's like pulling teeth up a creek without a paddle to be right under my nose to make my day like pulling teeth in touch

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Le verbe "to miss," et ses différences entre l'anglais et le français Conjugaison: miss, misses, missing, missed, missed Deux emplois: J'ai manqué le bus - I missed the bus Nous avons manqué le film - We missed the movie Mais: Tu me manques - I miss you Est-ce que ton père te manque? - Do you miss your dad? Remarquez que dans le premier emploi, c'est la même entre le français et l'anglais, mais dans l'autre, c'est le contraire. Le sujet de la phrase en français devient l'objet de la phrase en anglais, et puis l'objet de la phrase en français devient le sujet de la phrase en anglais.…

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Going to the movies The words “theater” and “cinema” Why go to the movies? Experience and convenience Cell phones, crying babies and children, ability to pause Ratings of G, PG, PG-13, and R Pricing of tickets and snacks Buying your own TV and surround sound Previews and showtimes

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At the Doctor's (Chez le Médecin) Vocabulary: health – la santé sick – malade healthy/in good health – en bonne santé painful -- douloureux a cold – un rhume the flu – la grippe a cough – une toux to cough – tousser allergies – les allergies medicine – les médicaments pills – les pilules a doctor – un médecin to throw up/to vomit – dégobiller/vomir to break – casser to injure – blesser Sentences: Where does it hurt?/Where do you hurt? – Où est-ce que vous avez mal? My ... hurts. – J'ai mal à... Are you allergic to anything?/Do you have any allergies? – Avez-vous des allergies? I'm allergic to ... – Je suis allergique à ... She broke her ... – Elle a cassé le/la/les ... You injured your ... – Vous vous êtes blessé le/la/les ...…

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Keeping an eye on the podcast to avoid becoming a couch potato Actions speak louder than words To keep an eye on Raining cats and dogs Piece of cake Couch potato

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Quelques différences de vocabulaire entre l'anglais des États-Unis et l'anglais de l'Angleterre Prononciation américaine/anglaise: Un portable: a cell/a mobile Le rez-de-chausée: the lobby/the ground floor L'essence: gas/petrol Un ascenseur: an elevator/a lift L'addition: the check/the bill Un camion: a truck/a lorry Un appartement: an apartment/a flat…

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Things to remember before moving to a foreign country The basic idea of today's lesson is to remind you of some things to learn before moving to a different country. Nobody can give you a full list of everything, but if you pay close attention to what you use on a daily or a regular basis, you can make sure that you know what to get when you move. It's one thing to know “I need an alarm clock,” but it's a completely different thing to know where to get that and what it's called. Also, a quick pronunciation tip: “used” pronounced “uZeD” is the past tense of “to use.” However, pronounced “uSeT”, it is a form of the imperfect in English (“I used to play with my friends everyday when I was young).…

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The pros and cons of having a chip on your shoulder Pros and cons What are the pros and cons of buying this house? Gimme Hey, gimme a Coke, too. Rule of thumb It's a good rule of thumb not to open attachments from people you don't know! To have a chip on your shoulder Why do you have a chip on your shoulder today? Cold turkey He's going to quit smoking cold turkey.…

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Deux annonces, vraiment -- d'abord, oui, je retourne! Ne vous inquietez pas, je suis malade, et je ne peux pas parler du tout, comme vous pouvez entendre, mais le podcast va continuer. L'autre annonce, c'est que mes examens sont finis, comme mes études ici, et je retourne aux USA mercredi. Je suis vraiment triste de quitter ce beau pays, et je vais en parler plus tard, mais je dois le faire maintenant. Alors, à bientôt tout le monde!…

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Advanced Lesson 009 16:48

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April Fool's Day, learned vs. learnt, tipping in America April Fool's Day – On April 1st Practical jokes – jokes, usually physical, at the expense of someone else To fool someone [into something] – to trick someone [into something] A fool – an idiot, a moron British vs. American English Past participle – many in American English are formed with –ed In British English these are often formed with –t instead Example: “I have learned” vs. “I have learnt” Tipping Usually NOT included, except for large groups (typically 8 or more people) Average tip 15%, good tip around 20%, bad tip less than 15%…

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Hats off to the great minds who think alike Hats off! (chapeau !) Out the wazoo – beaucoup Grand – mille dollars Great minds think alike (Les grands esprits se rencontrent) To throw a wrench into my plans – causer un probème avec mes plans

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Writing a letter in English (Écrire une lettre en anglais) Date format: March 16, 2008 March 16th, 2008 (on peut bien sur employer les abbréviations comme “Mar.” pour “March”) Vocabulary: Dear – cher(e) Hello/Hi/Hey/What's up – Bonjour/Salut/etc. Greetings – salutations Have a good day – bonne journée Sincerely Your friend – votre/ton ami(e) OU amicalement (Best) Regards Later – à plus tard Until next time – à la prochaine Talk to you later – je vous/te parlerai plus tard See you later – je vous/te verrai plus tard Cordially – cordialement Love – en amour (?? Je ne suis pas certain que cela marche en français) Example letter: March 16th, 2008 Dear Eric, How are you? I hope everything is going well. I have an exciting story to tell you! Call me soon. Talk to you later, Thomas…

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Advanced Lesson 008 25:06

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American government and the current presidential candidates American government system: three branches Executive Branch: the President Judicial Branch: the Supreme Court Legislative Branch: House of Representatives & Senate Main presidential candidates: Hillary Clinton (D), Barak Obama (D), John McCain (R) Some important issues: the war, the economy, healthcare, immigration, the environment & energy production Primary elections vs. November elections – win a Party nomination or win the Presidency…

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Intermediate Lesson 004 14:04

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Today we're studying indirect object pronouns to me – me to you – te, vous to him – lui (un homme) to her – lui (une femme) to it – lui (un objet) to us – nous to them – leur Notice that there is always the word “to” with each pronoun. This is similar to French when you say “à toi” instead of “te”. Indirect object pronouns go before the verb in French, but in English, they go after the verb: Je parle à Jean --> Je lui parle I'm talking to Jean --> I'm talking to him More examples: I threw the ball to Mary --> I threw the ball to her You're giving money to your friend Tom --> You're giving money to him He talks to his parents a lot --> He talks to them a lot…

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Waking up on the wrong side of the bed, we bring home the bacon, hands down Vocabulary: Caught red-handed (se faire rattraper en train de commetre un crime ou faire quelque chose de mal) Break a leg (merde) Hands down (sans doute) To wake up on the wrong side of the bed (se lever du pied gauche) To bring home the bacon (ganger la vie) Aussi: bacon = argent Examples: Votre enfant mange des petits gateau-sec juste avant le diner, vous lui dites: “I caught you red-handed!” Juste avant le début de sa nouvelle pièce, vous dites à votre amie: “Break a leg!” Il n'y a pas de doute que votre équipe va gagner: “They're going to win, hands down.” Vous êtes de mauvais humeur, tout se passe mal: “I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.” Vous parlez à une personne très riche et lui dites: "You really bring home the bacon!”…

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Sur cet episode, on continue notre étude du simple past tense. venir de + infinitif - “just” + simple past tense Exemples: Je viens de lire un livre – “I just read a book.” Il vient de manger un gâteau – “He just ate a cake” Remarquez la différence: We ate a cake. (on ne sait pas quand cela a eu lieu, sauf que c'était au passé) We just ate a cake. (on sait que cela a eu lieu assez récemment, il y a 15 minutes, une heures, deux heures…mais pas il y a un mois) Poser une question au simple past tense: Il faut toujours le verbe auxilliare “to do”, qui au simple past tense se conjuge comme “did”. On fait l'inversion du verbe auxilliare (did) et du sujet de la phrase, et puis on met le verbe à la forme infinitive (sans “to”). Exemples… (les fins des phrases ne sont pas ce qui est important!) Sujet: you verbe: to go (aller) Did you go [to the store]? Sujet: he verbe: to see (voir) Did he see [the new movie]? Sujet: they verbe: to try (essayer) Did they try [to speak English]? Sujet: she verbe: to buy (acheter) Did she buy [a new dress]?…

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In today's episode, we discuss a few current issues happening in America. Super Bowl XLII New England Patriots vs. New York Giants At midnight tonight (Sunday)! Watch for a bit of culture Historical game because if the Patriots win, they will have the record for most wins in a season Personally – go Giants! I don't like the Patriots, so I want them to lose The Writers' Strike Television writers are striking against the studios The issues: more money from DVD sales and “New Media”, meaning online and OnDemand, and including reality TV and animation writers in the writers' guild Costing the TV industry millions of dollars (estimates between $500 million and $1.2 billion!!) The average American is very annoyed and wants to watch their TV shows Short mention of politics – coming soon I will discuss the American government system and the upcoming elections in more detail!…

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