Cours d'anglais pour la classe de troisième part 2

SESSION 2:                

VOCABULARY Word related to WAR.
Kingdom………………. A country or area ruled or controlled by a king or queen.
Troops ………………....Soldiers, especially in large groups.
Warrior…………………A person who fights in a battle or a war.
Famous………………… well known, popular.                                                                                                       To abdicate……… To give up the position of being King or Queen.                                                                                                     To defeat……….. To beat
Afterwards……………At a later time.                                                                                
To lead……… To guide, to direct…
To praise……………… (To express your approval or administration for sb/sth)             It also means to express your thanks to or your respect for GOD.

GRAMMAR: difference between a question, an exclamation and a statement
 [ ? ]…….. Question mark,    [  !] ............. Exclamation mark, [ . ]……… Period or full stop.
We put the question mark at the end of a direct question.   EX: where is the car?
We do not use the question mark at the end of an indirect question. EX: He asked if I was leaving.
We use the exclamation point at the end of a sentence expressing surprise, joy, anger, shock or another strong emotion.        EX: that’s marvelous!    Never! She cried. In informal written English, you can use more than one exclamation mark, or an exclamation mark and a question mark.   EX: ‘’ your wife’s just given birth to triplets’’ ‘triplets!?’
We put the period or the full stop at the end of a sentence that is not a question or an exclamation. This allows the sentence to be a statement.
EX: We talked about African independent heros.