William Bertrand formations - cours anglais bordeaux

FAMILY TREE

William Bertrand — 2013-02-13T11:38:31Z

Here are some very useful words to talk about your family : Your closest relatives are your parents : your mother and father ; and your siblings (brothers or sisters). If your mother or father is not an only child, you also have aunts and / or uncles. An aunt is the sister of your mother or father, while an uncle is the brother of your mother or father. Your female child is called your daughter, and your male child is your son. If your aunts or uncles have children, they are your first (...) - Blog

ENTRY TEST 2013

William Bertrand — 2011-12-05T22:53:33Z

Testez votre niveau d'anglais en quelques minutes. Notre test a été conçu pour vous aider à évaluer votre niveau d'anglais. Même quand on possède une bonne maîtrise d'une langue, on peut toujours l'améliorer. Et si vous êtes débutant – vrai ou "faux" – ce test vous permettra de cerner de plus près vos besoins. Nous ne cherchons pas à vous piéger : nous avons simplement organisé des questions autour des points-clés (temps des verbes, prépositions, expressions idiomatiques, etc.) qui révèlent vos connaissances (...) - Auto évaluation

Improve Your English

William Bertrand — 2011-11-23T23:31:10Z

First you can concentrate on the aspects of your English where you are not so strong. You can : develop your listening skills (by listening to the Easy Readers CDs or watching English-language DVDs) practise speaking (if you can find someone to speak English to, speak to yourself !) do vocabulary exercises (review your book and make a list of words) do grammar exercises (there are now so many grammar practice sites on my Website – I Spilled The Beans – Click HERE) (...) - Blog

The River Thames

William Bertrand — 2011-11-15T22:22:47Z

The Thames is only 215 (346 km) miles long. It is England's longest river and the second longest river in the United Kingdom. Long ago, before Britain was separated from continental Europe, the Thames was a tributary of the Rhine. The English Channel was formed about 7,000 years ago at the end of the last Ice Age. THE ROUTE OF THE RIVER THAMES The River Thames rises in the Cotswold Hills in Gloucestershire, and flows roughly eastwards passed Oxford (where it is known as the River Isis), (...) - Blog

The Order Of The Garter

William Bertrand — 2011-10-25T15:21:34Z

The Order of the Garter is one of the oldest British Order of Chivalry and was founded by Edward III in 1348. The Order, consisting of the King and twenty-five knights, honours those who have held public office, who have contributed in a particular way to national life or who have served the Sovereign personally. The patron saint of the Order is St George (patron saint of soldiers and also of England) and the spiritual home of the Order is St George's Chapel, Windsor. Various legends (...) - Blog

Cockney Cash Machines

William Bertrand — 2011-09-30T12:22:35Z

Do you know what Cockney is ? Well it is a bizarre, encrypted language which was once, so it is said, spoken a lot in central London. It is a strange form of slang code of which a certain amount lives on today in one way or another. London Bank machines can now speak COCKNEY !, the dialect famous for its rhyming slang. The Bank Machine company has programmed five London ATMs with a cockney language choice. (ATM = An automated teller machine, ATMs are known by various other names including (...) - Blog

The Mr. Men Books

William Bertrand — 2011-09-26T21:21:48Z

Is there any child in the English-speaking world who hasn't read, or been read, a 'Mr Men' book ? I even read them to my host family's children when I was in England. While they aren't what you would call brilliant literature, nor would the illustrations win too many major awards, they work ! And they have been well-loved for 40 years ! Children love them and will go back time and time again to read them. The Mr. Men series consists of 48 books written by British author Charles Roger Hargreaves (...) - Blog

An Impressive Collection

William Bertrand — 2011-08-25T14:04:05Z

For most people, their gardens are devoted to flowers and plants, but eccentric Arthur Reeder keeps his collection of 190 postboxes in his. Mr Reeder is 52 years old and he has spent 18 years amassing his massive collection of mailbox memorabilia and now stores them all at his home. Mr Reeder keeps his impressive collection of postboxes in his garden in the Isle of Wight The ornate cast-iron box, designed by John Penfold and installed in the UK between 1866 and 1879, is widely regarded by (...) - Blog

Cours d'anglais général

gilles klein — 2011-08-25T11:05:08Z

Le cours d'anglais général développe votre niveau d'anglais à la fois à l'oral et à l'écrit dans une ambiance conviviale. Il est essentiellement basé sur une approche situationnelle et communicative. En apprenant et pratiquant l'anglais au moyen de cours originaux et structurés, vous améliorez votre fluidité dans votre pratique de la langue au quotidien (grammaire, vocabulaire, anglais courant et expressions). Notre avantage : un nombre réduit de participants permet à chacun de profiter pleinement des cours.

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Formation TOEIC

gilles klein — 2011-08-25T11:05:05Z

Créé en 1979, le TOEIC (environ 2 millions de candidats par an !) est désormais le leader mondial des tests d'anglais professionnel. Que vous soyez un particulier, un étudiant ou un professionnel, cet examen constitue une étape essentielle du développement de votre carrière à l'internationale. Mondialement reconnu, il permet de certifier votre niveau d'anglais ''opérationnel'' dans le monde de l'entreprise. Dans les écoles supérieures ou professionnelles, les étudiants en fin de formation obtiennent avec le TOEIC un complément à leur qualification principale. Pour la recherche d'emploi, pour une promotion professionnelle ou pour le simple plaisir d'évaluer sa compétence à communiquer en anglais, le TOEIC s'adresse à tout un chacun. Nous vous proposons un programme spécifique de préparation au TOEIC.

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