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Vocabulaire d'anglais

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Pratiquez la grammaire anglaise et apprenez du vocabulaire avec ces jeux de textes à trous.

Histoire anglaise

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blow up       conquered       beheaded       estimate       considered       committing       complete       taking

1. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle in Wiltshire. Archeologists … that it was built around 5,000 years ago, during the Bronze Age and it took over 1000 years to ….
2. In 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes and a group of Catholic plotters attempted to … King James I and the Parliament buildings in London, due to the government … strong measures against the Catholics at that time. This is known as the Gunpowder Plot.
3. Henry VIII had six wives, two of whom he had executed. Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard were both … on the grounds of treason for … adultery.
4. William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1564. He was a playwright, poet, and actor of the Renaissance era, … by many to be the greatest dramatist of all time.
5. The personal motto of Queen Elizabeth I was “I came, I saw, I …”.

Reponse

1. Stonehenge is a prehistoric stone circle in Wiltshire. Archeologists estimate that it was built around 5,000 years ago, during the Bronze Age and it took over 1000 years to complete.
2. In 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes and a group of Catholic plotters attempted to blow up King James I and the Parliament buildings in London, due to the government taking strong measures against the Catholics at that time. This is known as the Gunpowder Plot.
3. Henry VIII had six wives, two of whom he had executed. Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard were both beheaded on the grounds of treason for committing adultery.
4. William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1564. He was a playwright, poet, and actor of the Renaissance era, considered by many to be the greatest dramatist of all time.
5. The personal motto of Queen Elizabeth I was “I came, I saw, I conquered“.

L’île de jersey

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is        recede        means        used       issues       has

1. The currency used in Jersey is pound sterling but the island … its own banknotes and coins which can be used in conjunction with Bank of England money.
2. Seaweed is the key to delicious tasting Jersey Royal potatoes. It is … on the fields as a natural fertiliser.
3. Jersey … one of the largest tidal ranges in the world and can … up to 2 miles.
4. The Hougie Bie passage grave … one of the ten oldest buildings in the world, built before the pyramids in Egypt.
5. Jersey residents are called ‘Crapauds’ by other Channel Islanders. The word is Jersey French and … ‘toads’.

Reponse

1. The currency used in Jersey is pound sterling but the island issues its own banknotes and coins which can be used in conjunction with Bank of England money.
2. Seaweed is the key to delicious tasting Jersey Royal potatoes. It is used on the fields as a natural fertiliser.
3. Jersey has one of the largest tidal ranges in the world and can recede up to 2 miles.
4. The Hougue Bie passage grave is one of the ten oldest buildings in the world, built before the pyramids in Egypt.
5. Jersey residents are called ‘Crapauds’ by other Channel Islanders. The word is Jersey French and means ‘toads’.

Voyage & vacances

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diverse        material        expectancy        subtract        visited        lag

1. When you cross the International Date Line from east to west you add a day and if you travel the other way you … a day.
2. Jet … often feels worse when you travel from west to east.
3. Studies have shown that if you spend your money on travelling, rather than … items you will be happier in life.
4. France was the most … destination by international tourists in 2016.
5. Papa New Guinea is one of the most culturally … countries in the world, with over 820 spoken languages.
6. Those who travel tend to have a longer life …, due to improved physical and mental health.

Reponse

1. When you cross the International Date Line from east to west you add a day and if you travel the other way you subtract a day.
2. Jet lag often feels worse when you travel from west to east.
3. Studies have shown that if you spend your money on travelling, rather than material items you will be happier in life.
4. France was the most visited destination by international tourists in 2016.
5. Papa New Guinea is one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world, with over 820 spoken languages.
6. Those who travel tend to have a longer life expectancy, due to improved physical and mental health.

Faits de l’été

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temperatures        destination        solstice        seasons        village

1. Summer is one of the four …..
2. Summer begins on the day of the summer ….. and ends on the day of the autumn equinox.
3. The hottest day on record in the UK was recorded in 2003 when ….. soared to 38.1C.
4. The ….. located furthest from the sea in the UK is Coton in the Elms in Derbyshire which is 113km away from the coast.
5. The most popular holiday ….. for British tourists is Spain.

Reponse

1. Summer is one of the four seasons.
2. Summer begins on the day of the summer solstice and ends on the day of the autumn equinox.
3. The hottest day on record in the UK was recorded in 2003 when temperatures soared to 38.1C.
4. The village located furthest from the sea in the UK is Coton in the Elms in Derbyshire which is 113km away from the coast.
5. The most popular holiday destination for British tourists is Spain.

Célébrations du nouvel an

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resolutions         fireworks         poem         symbol         Day

1. New Year’s ….. is a bank holiday in the UK.
2. Big Ben is a well known ….. of New Year’s Eve and many people gather near the clock tower to see in the new year.
3. At New Year, people often sing ‘Auld Lang Syne’, originally a ….. written by Scottish poet Robert Burns.
4. At the start of the new year people often make …..
5. People often celebrate the new year by setting off …..

Reponse

1. New Year’s Day is a bank holiday in the UK.
2. Big Ben is a well known symbol of New Year’s Eve and many people gather near the clock tower to see in the new year.
3. At New Year, people often sing ‘Auld Lang Syne’, originally a poem written by Scottish poet Robert Burns.
4. At the start of the new year people often make resolutions.
5. People often celebrate the new year by setting off fireworks.

Autres ressources en anglais

Documents d’identité pour le voyage

Un passeport est requis pour tous les visiteurs de Jersey. Vous devez vous assurer que votre passeport sera valide durant la totalité de votre voyage.

Les visiteurs venant à Jersey via le Royaume-Uni auront besoin d’une Electronic Travel Authorisation/ETA (autorisation de voyage électronique) à partir d’avril 2025. Les visiteurs venant directement à Jersey depuis l’UE n’auront pas besoin d’ETA avant la fin de 2025.

Vous devez vérifier les conditions de voyage auprès de votre agent de voyage ou de votre compagnie aérienne/opérateur de ferry.

Conditions de paiement

Une fois que votre cours a été validé, vous aurez besoin d'effectuer un premier versement de 200£. Au moins 4 semaines avant le début du cours, vous devrez payer le montant restant. St Brelade’s College se réserve le droit de refuser de fournir les prestations (cours, logement, activités) à l’étudiant si les frais scolaire n’ont pas été réglés complètement.

FRAIS D’ANNULATION

Avis de 22 jours ou plus : 200£ d’acompte
8 - 21 jours de préavis : 1 semaine (frais de cours et famille d’accueil/résidence) + 200£ d’acompte
1 - 7 jours de préavis : Montant total des frais à payer (frais de cours et famille d’accueil/résidence)
Des frais d’annulations indépendants s’appliquent aux logements privés.

Les remboursements des frais des cours sont effectués en GBP sur la même carte ou le même compte que celui utilisé pour effectuer le paiement initial. St Brelade’s College décline toute responsabilité en cas de différence dans le montant final reçu en raison des variations du taux de change sous-jacent.

ASSURANCE

Nous conseillons vivement aux étudiants de souscrire une assurance au moment de la réservation du voyage. Cela devrait assurer une couverture dans le cas où l’étudiant doit annuler la formation avant le départ ou pendant son séjour en raison de facteurs tels que la maladie (par exemple, Covid-19), les frais médicaux d’urgence, les frais de voyage et les effets personnels, etc. Une assurance spéciale pour les séjours linguistiques peut être souscrite auprès de certaines compagnies d’assurance.

VISAS ÉTUDIANTS

Les étudiants doivent payer en amont un acompte de 25%, puis le solde restant au moins 4 semaines avant l’arrivée. Dans l’éventualité où le dossier serait annulé, une partie de l’acompte serait remboursée, déduisant une somme 100£ de frais administratifs.

Travel documentation

A passport is required for all visitors to Jersey. You should ensure there is sufficient validity on your passport to cover your trip.

Visitors coming to Jersey via UK will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) from April 2025. Visitors coming directly to Jersey from the E.U. will not need an ETA until late 2025.

You should check the travel requirements with your travel agent or airline / ferry operator.

Payment terms & conditions

Once your course has been confirmed you will need to pay a deposit of £200. At least 4 weeks before the course starts you will need to pay the remainder of the course fee. St Brelade’s College reserves the right to refuse to provide services to students if the course fees have not been paid.

CANCELLATION FEE

22+ days notice: £200 deposit
8 – 21 days notice: 1 week (tuition & homestay/residence fees) + £200 deposit
1 – 7 days notice: Full fee payable (tuition & homestay/residence fees)
Separate cancellation fees apply to private accommodation. Please refer to the individual hotel terms.

Course fee refunds are made in £GBP to the same card or account used to make the original payment. St Brelade's College accepts no responsibility for any difference in the final amount received due to changes in the underlying exchange rate.

INSURANCE

We strongly advise students to take out insurance at the time of booking the trip. This should ensure cover if the student needs to cancel the course before departure or during their stay due to factors such as illness (e.g. Covid-19), emergency medical expenses, travel costs and personal belongings etc. Special insurance for language course students can be purchased from some insurance providers.

VISA STUDENTS

Students must pay at least 25% deposit in advance and the balance at least 4 weeks before arrival. In the event that the application is unsuccessful the deposit is returned less a £100 administration fee.

Process for reporting a concern