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LET'S INVESTIGATE
INDEX
Video CSI : Las Vegas
Questions
10
Your mission
Analyse the crime scene
Methodology : describing a picture
Imagine what happened
Practice making hypotheses
The detective's notes
The suspects and their alibis
Past continuous VS simple past
CSI : LAS VEGAS
Take notes :
* people ? * actions ? * objects ? * places ?
CSI : THORIGNY
As a member of
the MAV crime scene investigation unit,
your mission will be
as followed :
CSI : THORIGNY
Analyse a crime scene
CSI : THORIGNY
Investigate like a detective
CSI : THORIGNY
Question the suspects
CSI : THORIGNY
Find the culprit!
STEP 1 : THE CRIME SCENE
WORK IN PAIRS : 1. describe the crime scene 2. make suppositions about what might have happened
METHODOLOGY : HOW TO DESCRIBE A PICTURE
At the top
in the top left-hand corner
in the top right-hand corner
on the left
on the right
in the bottom left-hand corner
in the bottom right-hand corner
At the bottom
STEP 1 : THE CRIME SCENE
1. CRIME SCENE DESCRIPTION : -> place ? -> position of the victim ? -> physical description of the victim / clothes ? -> clues ?
STEP 1 : THE CRIME SCENE
2. HYPOTHESES / SUPPOSITIONS - I think / I suppose / I guess / I imagine / I assume... - In my opinion / To my mind / - Perhaps / Maybe he was ... - He was probably... because... - He was most certainly... - He might / may /must have been...
8 WAYS TO KILL SOMEONE...
DO
NOT
REPRODUCE
8 WAYS TO KILL SOMEONE...
26
HYPOTHESES
killer
man
be
must
the
1.
stabbed
the
killer
been
victim
may
have
the
by
2.
Reorder the words to make hypotheses.
HYPOTHESES : MIGHT / MAY / MUST
certitude
probabilité
25
faible
50
forte
certitude
forte
90
HYPOTHESES : MIGHT / MAY / MUST
MIGHT
MUST
MAY
50
certitude
invariables
base verbale
HYPOTHESES
PRESENT: ->... doit être
PASSE -> ... a dû être
1. The killer must be a man.
2. The victim may have been stabbed by the killer.
La première phrase est au présent, la 2è au passé.
Que remarques-tu concernant les temps de ces 2 phrases ?
HYPOTHESES
HYPOTHESES
HYPOTHESES
STEP 2 : THE DETECTIVE'S NOTES
Imagine you’re the Crime Scene supervisor. In pairs, use his notes to write a report.
STEP 3 : THE SUSPECTS
Here are the suspects.
STEP 3 : THE SUSPECTS
Help them find an alibi!
ALIBIS: Learn about alibis with Sherlock Holmes.
What were they doing when Colonel Stone was shot?
ALIBIS: Learn about alibis with Sherlock Holmes.
Observe les temps dans cette phrase. Que remarques-tu ?
"This is what you were doing when you heard the shot."
ALIBIS: Learn about alibis with Sherlock Holmes.
"This is what you were doing when you heard the shot."
WHEN
Prétérit en BE + BV-ING (past continuous)
Prétérit simple (simple past)
Action en cours à un moment précis du passé. (vous étiez en train de faire)
L'action est interrompue par un nouvel élément. (quand soudain vous avez entendu)
ALIBIS: Learn about alibis
Le past continuous se construit sur le même modèle que le present continuous (présent BE + BV-ING). Au lieu d'avoir BE au présent, on le conjugue au ________ . -> _______ / ________ . Ex : Je mangeais quand tu as appelé. (j'étais en train de manger) -> ____ ______ ________ when you called. Ex : Ils regardaient la TV quand le voisin est arrivé. -> ______ _______ _________ ___ when the neighbour arrived.
prétérit
was
were
was
eating
They
were
watching
TV
ALIBIS: let's practice !
ALIBIS: Help Sherlock find the culprit
Mr. Spencer was ...
The Coles were ...
Let's practice !
Past continuous VS Simple past
THE SUSPECTS
Help them find an alibi! Work in pairs and imagine an alibi for all of them.
YOUR FINAL TASK
120
Act out the questioning of a suspect.
3000
Brainstorming: Questions!
(Mot interrogatif)
Auxiliaire
Sujet
verbe
(complément)
Think about the dectective's questions.
20
Intonation in questions.
1. Watch the video.
2. Repeat the questions.
3. What are the rules?
20
Intonation in questions.
30
30
30
Intonation in questions.
30
30
Intonation in questions.
30
30