Aa ke ames oe conn oe meena HAL Charles Hadfield » Jill HadfieldAcknowledgements Weare very grateful to students and colleaguesat the Departement de Langues Vivantes Pratiques, Université de Bordeaux and at South Devon College of Arisand Technology for the stimulating and creative work ‘environment that made this book possible. Particular thanks re due to: Rod Bolitho, Alan Maley, Michel Perrin for encouragement and suggestions at various stages of the ‘book; Anna Allen, Clare Anderson, Jerome Betis, Loraine Davis, Sue Mace, jenny Pearson, Tony Pearson, Fiona Procter, Heather Simpson, Pauline Taylorand Anne ‘Tamblyn of South Devon College; Tom Doyle, Katie Jennings and Dermot Caulield of The Language Centre of Ireland for trying the activities out and sugiesting amendments and additions; Loraine Davis and Anne Tamblyn, forintroducing us to Roald Dahl's Revolting, Rhymesand the Hen’s Letter the students of Class 4, Autumn 88, Torquay, for theircreativty, imagination and sense of fun, Texts Tie pblsersae gata the llowing or permsion to repoce copyright materi Jonathan Cape Li. for‘UitleRed Riding Hood andthe Welt rom Aevoting Rhymes by Rosla Dab (p 16). 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Photographs ‘The publisher wish to thank thefllowing for permission to repre potagraphe Silly and Richard Greenhl for pages 27nd ‘TheNational Galery for pages (Op le, op right) page 36 top lly top sight, bottom sight) page9?, page 10, pape lO} Caplets pager0s op nah Bosom, bt Fgh page ‘The Tate Galery for paged (ottom let, bottom ight); page 96(battom lll pose 101 (opright, bottom Eottom ight: page 104 Gop le) pape I03Qcop ie, top Fight bottom let) 1c Walker Art Gallery, Liverpoo! for page 105 (bottom os) Iastations Joliet Nicholson Clyde Pearson Bob Warburton, Pearson Education Limited Edinburgh Gate, Harlow, Essex CM20 2JE, England and Associated Companies throughout the world. www Jongman.com © Charles Hadfield and Jill Hadfield, 1990 ISBN 0-17-555898.1 Eleventh impression 2005, Printed in China NPCC/11Conients List of games Index of structuses and grammar areas Index of lexical areas Index of functions List of games 1 3 10 u 2 B “ 15 16 wv 18 19 20 a 2 23 m4 25 26 ‘Thank-you letters Job applications Animal problems Rules Moral tales Riddles Sense association Election manifestos A martian sends a postcard, home Warnings Interplanetary penfriends Café portraits Rip van Winkle writes home Headline jumble Cartoon treasure hunt Concrete poems Haiku Diamond poems Fairytale update History/Herstory The Interstellar Times Hard sell Soap operas Xmas mail mart Circle writing Lonely hearts Introduction 828 Function expressing thanks describing abilities asking for and giving advice permission and prohibition narrating past events describing objects describing sense impressions promises and predictions describing objects and habits giving advice and warnings ‘exchanging personal information describing people describing changes reporting past events narrating past events describing objects, feelings and concepts describing objects and feelings describing characteristics narrating past events narrating past events narrating past events, expressing opinions, describing objects, Bromises, predictions, describing Films and listing entertainment poruasion, promises expressing emotions describing objects and how they work various giving personal information Teacher's notes for games 1-40 1 Photocopiable material for games 1-30 23 Type of writing letter advertisements, letter letter notices narrative description poem manifesto postcard, notices letter poem letter newspaper article narrative poem poem poem narrative narrative newspaper articles, letters, advertisements, reviews rsements dialogue advertisement dialogue advertisement, letter