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Above photo taken from the Discover Halifax web site Listen to the audio file and answer the questions below. The exercise is divided into two parts: Vocabulary: boat bouquet dock face island letter lifeboat mouth of the harbor open sea port probably rail sailboat seaman ship toward tail wave (verb) wave (noun) Audio - Part … Lire la suite de Listening exercise: Halifax Harbor

Above photo: The edge of the lake at camping site #7 at Pawtuckaway State Park in New Hamphire by Cody Carlson - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4229439 Listen to the audio file and answer the questions below: Vocabulary: State Park southern log => billot, bois rond, buche wooded oval tent put up => monter, … Lire la suite de Listening exercise: Camping at Pawtuckaway

Listen to the audio file and answer the questions below: Vocabulary: able account boiling ('ing' of 'boil') fat fine meat get in touch (expression) ham head cook helper honest inn introduce (verb) mill opening owned (past of 'own') quieter reputation such supplies to your liking (expression) welcome (verb) whom Questions Answer in English, using complete … Lire la suite de The Inn on the Lake

Listen to the audio file and answer the questions below Vocabulary: daylight Irish marketplace narrow prison quite roof stretcher => civière tower Questions Answer in English, using complete sentences Why is Bea happy to go for a walk? Why don't Allan and Bea look at the store windows? Where is Westport? How is the weather? … Lire la suite de Listening exercise: « A Walk in Town »

Listen to the audio file and answer the questions below Vocabulary: kind perfect Hampton Inn -> (hotel name) stayed (verbe, passé de stay) -> avoir demeuré Michigan Avenue dill pickle in fact -> en fait sells fine monument shaped (verb, past participle of shape) -> ayant la forme mirror reflection -> reflet crystal singers statues … Lire la suite de Listening exercise: « Chicago (my kind of town) »