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Blue Jeans Are They Green? LE MAGAZINE 282 L’ANGLAIS DES COLLÉGIENS 5E/4E/3E MARCH 2020 +1 CD Dès 12 ans Success Story Why the world loves James Bond : 950 XPF. Canada : 10,99 $. Canada : 10,99 : 950 XPF. TOM Report Blue jeans are they green? . Suisse : 11,90 FS. Maroc : 75 MAD. : 75 MAD. Maroc FS. : 11,90 . Suisse look The Statue of Liberty I love you Selena! , Luxembourg, Espagne, Grèce, Portugal : 7,50 : 7,50 Portugal Grèce, Espagne, , Luxembourg, DOM . People selena . Belgique : 6,95 . Belgique : 6,95 6,95 6,95 gomez E M 06132 - 282 - F: 6,95 - RD 3’:HIKQLD=WU[^Z]:?k@m@i@c@a"; She’s a survivor 786740453.indd 1 BAYARD 16:57:33 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BMXP_ILEN0282P001.pdf 14/01/2020 16:56 Comic Optical illusion These 3D models are very realistic*! Help! realistic: réaliste Healthy* eating?! Ooops, This year, I nearly* forgot I‛m trying* No* more lettuce my New Year‛s to eat better! in my hamburgers! resolution! Help! healthy eating: alimentation saine • nearly forgot (p) forget (inf): j’ai failli oublier • no more: plus de • try: essayer Teamwork* I‛ve decided to eat nothing* Here, do you want my lettuce? but vegetables. I hate lettuce in hamburgers! We make a good team*, don‛t you agree*? Bertschy © Dupuis, 2020 Dupuis, © Bertschy Help! agree: être d’accord • nothing but: rien d’autre que • team: équipe • teamwork: travail d’équipe 2 I Love English n° 282 • March 2020 1924170528.indd 2 BAYARD 16:04:17 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM43_ILEN0282P002.pdf 14/01/2020 16:01 Contents Lucas Schifres/Getty Images Schifres/Getty Lucas Birdie Thompson/AdMedia/SIPA Birdie Blue Jeans … Are they green? 12 Selena Gomez 6 Introduced by Levi Strauss in 1873, today jeans are one The 27-year-old singer is back with of the most popular items of clothing. But producing a new album, Rare. Did you know that she jeans pollutes the environment. We tell you why. started her career as an actress at age ten? The Statue of Liberty This statue in New York Harbour is a symbol of freedom. It is one of 14 America’s most famous monuments. et aussi : Paul Brown/Shutterstock - L.Gicqueau/The Noun Project Noun L.Gicqueau/The - Brown/Shutterstock Paul 4 In March 10 Culture 20 Crazy 23 Recipe Cream cheese brownies 25 Personality test 26 Your letters Nicole Dove/Danjaq/LLC/MGM Nicole 18 James Bond Don’t forget comics to listen Six different actors have 2 Nelson to your CD! played the role of James Bond. Erroc & Mauricet - Nob - Bertschy - Nob - Mauricet & Erroc But what makes the films 16 Dad so popular around the world? 22 Boulard Retrouve-nous sur la page : facebook.com/ iloveenglish.magazine Cover: (Selena Gomez) Shutterstock - (Bond) © 2019 MGM/Columbia Pictures All rights reserved - (Denim) Blackday/AdobeStock (Denim) - reserved rights All Pictures MGM/Columbia 2019 © (Bond) - Shutterstock Gomez) (Selena Cover: I Love English n° 282 • March 2020 3 842750465.indd 3 BAYARD 16:04:21 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM46_ILEN0282P003.pdf 14/01/2020 16:01 In March! Text by LOG This looks like fun! Nabaraj Regmi/Shutterstock Nabaraj 9 holi day in india These people are celebrating the “festival of love and colours”, a colourful Hindu* festivalfeelings that that originated people together and help them forget any bad in India. The aim* of this day is to bring* * at each other! exist between them. Today, Europeans and Americans also enjoy throwing coloured dye Let’s clean this up! 9 National Meatball* day On this day, Americans celebrate one of their favourite foods: meatballs*! One restaurant in New York has 54 different kinds* of meatballs on the menu. Other restaurants serve clients free side* orders of meatballs to celebrate. InsideCreativeHouse/AdobeStock Global Recycling Day This year is the first birthday of the Global Svariophoto/Shutterstock 18 Recycling Day movement. To celebrate, it is highlighting* the actions of some “recycling heroes”. They include brands* like Adidas and Coca-Cola, as well as people like the activist Greta Thunberg. You can be a recycling hero, too! 4 I Love English n° 243282 • March 2020 1823362038.indd 4 BAYARD 16:04:34 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM48_ILEN0282P004.pdf 14/01/2020 16:01 HAPPY BIRTHDAY I’m the PISCES* star here! 19 FEBRUARY – 20 MARCH Colours: green, aquamarine Day: Thursday Cru BeatMedia/Pinnacle Do Show Crufts is the biggest dog show in the world! Broadimage/Shutterstock 5 to 8 march It takes* place in Birmingham, England, but dogs and their owners* come from 1 MARCH Canadian singer all* over the world to compete* for the prestigious title of “Best Dog”! Justin Bieber is 26 today. National Pig Day Americans 1 honour an David Fisher/Shutterstock David Cheerleading animal that is often ignored – the pig. 3 MARCH Safety* Month Pig-themed* events American singer are organized in zoos Camilla Cabello Cheerleading is a is 23 today. and schools, and people competitive sport even have pig parties that involves* which is maybe where*, acrobatics such as this cool pig is going?! forming pyramids. Cheerleaders often get injured*, and Polydor France / Universal Music Universal / France Polydor that’s why March 18 MARCH American singer is a month with Adam Levine a message for is 41 today. cheerleaders – SundryPhotography/Shutterstock william87/AdobeStock “Be careful*!” Help! aim: objectif careful (be): injured: blessé party: soirée, fête side order: all over the world: soyez prudent involve: comprendre pig-themed event: plat en accompagnement partout dans le monde compete: concourir kind: sorte événement sur take place: bad feelings: rancœurs dye: teinture meatball: le thème du cochon avoir lieu brand: marque highlight: boulette de viande Pisces: Poissons bring together: réunir attirer l’attention sur owner: maître safety: sécurité I Love English n° 282 • March 2020 5 1986337384.indd 5 BAYARD 16:04:25 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM4B_ILEN0282P005.pdf 14/01/2020 16:02 People Text by Lesley Ormal-Grenon selena gomez She’s a survivor Selena Gomez has released* her third album, Rare. But the 27-year-old star got noticed* when she was just ten years old. I Love English looks at the ups* and downs of her career so* far… Selena with her group The Scene at an awards ceremony in 2011. Matt Baron/BEI/Shutterstock Matt Selena’s music scene Selena Gomez is known for her catchy* pop music. She has worked with many other musicians including Kygo, Marshmello, DJ Snake and Charlie Puth. But did you know her music career began in 2008 with the group Selena & the Scene? After three successful* albums, the group split* up. Selena wanted to concentrate on her solo career. From Disney to Dolittle If you saw the recent film Dolittle in the original English version, you heard Selena voicing* the giraffe. It’s not her first voice role – she has voiced many Courtesy Everett Collection Everett Courtesy Sony Pictures Animation Animation Pictures Sony characters*, including Mavis in the Hotel Transylvania saga. Her first role was in the TV series Barney & Friends when Courtesy Everett Collection Everett Courtesy she was ten years old. She then became Disney dinosaur fun! a success on Disney TV, acting and Selena started her TV singing in Hannah Montana and playing career on a popular children’s programme. a witch* in Wizards of Waverly Place. 6 I Love English n° 282 • March 2020 672405378.indd 6 BAYARD 16:04:29 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM4E_ILEN0282P006.pdf 14/01/2020 16:02 Selena and immigration Selena is executive producer* of a Netflix documentary series about illegal immigrants, Living Undocumented*. It’s a subject close* to her – in the 1970s*, her aunt crossed* the border from Mexico into the USA hidden* in a truck*. Selena’s grandparents followed*, and their son, Selena’s father, was born* in Texas. Selena knew that some people would criticize her for talking about immigration. “The worst* criticism I can imagine is still nothing compared to what undocumented immigrants face every day,” she says. Netflix Stars get* sick too 2016 was a difficult year for Selena. She was doing a world tour* when she suddenly had to cancel* all her concerts in Europe and South America. The press reported that she was having problems with drug addiction, but, in* fact, Selena was suffering from an illness* called lupus that affected her kidneys*. Thanks* to her best friend, who donated* one of Selena with her best friend, her kidneys to Selena, she was actress Francia Raisa. Matt Baron/Shutterstock Matt able* to return to a normal life! Advice* from an Insta queen For two years, Selena was the most-followed* person on Instagram, and now PASSPORT has 162 million followers. When she realised Instagram Name: Selena Marie was making her depressed*, Gomez she stopped using it for Date of birth: a while*. “For my generation 22 July 1992 Place of birth: … social* media has been Texas, USA terrible,” Selena says. “Taking breaks is really important.” Birdie Thompson/AdMedia/SIPA Birdie Help! ScreenShot Gomez Selena Instagram able to: capable de cross the border: illness: maladie social media: undocumented: while (for a): advice: conseil franchir la frontière in fact: en fait réseaux sociaux sans papiers pendant un moment born (to be): naître depressed: déprimé kidney: rein so far: jusqu’ici ups and downs: witch: sorcière cancel: annuler donate: faire don de most-followed: split up: se séparer hauts et bas worst: pire catchy: entraînant follow: suivre le plus suivi successful: à succès voice (to): 1970s (in the): dans character: get sick: notice: remarquer thanks to: grâce à faire la voix d’un les années 1970 personnage tomber malade producer: producteur tour: tournée personnage animé close: proche hidden: caché release: sortir truck: camion I Love English n° 282 • March 2020 7 967484821.indd 7 BAYARD 16:04:48 Janvier 14, 2020 _4BM4H_ILEN0282P007.pdf 14/01/2020 16:02 People selena gomez 1.
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