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John Phillips's flag
Emanuel Wynn's flag
Jean Thomas Dulaien's flag
Jacquotte Delahaye's flag
Famous pirate flags
John Phillips's flag was black. On his flag, there was an hourglass on the left. There was a skeleton in the middle/centre. There was a red heart on the right with an arrow in the heart. There was blood under the heart. Emanuel Wynn's flag was black too. On his flag there was a skull in the centre. Behind the skull, there were crossbones and under the skull there was an hourglass. On Jean Thomas Dulaien's flag, there was a sword in the middle. There were 3 skulls at the top above the sword. Under the sword, at the bottom of the flag, there were crossbones and two hourglasses on the right and on the left.
In the centre, there was a redheart. Behind the heart there were crossed arrows. The flag was white.
In the middle, there werecrossbones.On the right, there was a skull. On the left, there was an hourglass.The crossbones were between the skull and the hourglass.
In the middle, there was a skeleton with wings. At the top, there was an arrow above the skeleton. At the bottom (of the flag) there was a sword under the skeleton.
a parrot
a tricorn
a scar
an eyepatch
a hook
a beard
a pistol
a long coat
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a wooden leg
a leather boot
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un (gros) bateau
un départ
prêt à naviguer
un port
à bord
handicapé/infirme/invalide
de grosses vagues
l'équipage
un voyage dangereux
trouver de l'or
un trésor
une carte
une île
un coffre rempli d'or
accoster/atterrir
des cannibales
vide
déçu
WAS (WERE si le sujet est au pluriel)
HAD
WORE
CARRIED (base verbale : carry = porter/transporter)
HELD (base verbale : hold = tenir à la main)
https://view.genially.com/697b2dde06b18f5f28be5cf6?idSlide=64fc0fda-89f1-427a-be0a-bf81b9c8f44b
a scar
missing teeth
a gold tooth
a beard
earrings
an eyepatch
a headscarf
a tricorn/hat
a spyglass
a tattoo
a cannon and cannonballs
a map
a belt
a treasure
a scarf
a barrel
a coat
a parrot
a leather boot
a wooden leg
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
British
1680
Bristol, England
privateer
captain / pirate
Queen Anne's Revenge
Long dark hair, a long dark beard, scary eyes , tall and strong, always wore a black hat/tricorn
Florida
England
Caribbean islands
Venezuela
Blackbeard and his crew captured over 40 ships in the Caribbean .
People say they buried it(=the treasure) along the coast of South Carolina.
British soldiers shot him 5 times with their guns and cut off his head.
https://view.genially.com/697b2dde06b18f5f28be5cf6?idSlide=5924a0fc-ab6d-4f2b-9b31-22da504b8bfd
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
British
1680
Bristol, England
privateer
captain / pirate
Queen Anne's Revenge
Long dark hair, a long dark beard, scary eyes , tall and strong, always wore a black hat/tricorn
He joined the crew of a pirate ship in 1716 (to make a fortune)
Blackbeard and his crew captured over 40 ships.
They stole their treasure (food, rum, gold, silver, spices, tobacco, sugar, cotton, etc...
They buried it along the coast of South Carolina.
The legend says that when he attacked enemy ships, he set fire to his beard to terrify his enemies.
Blackbeard's last battle was on November 22, 1718 = he died in 1718.
British soldiers shot him five times with their guns and cut off his head.
Who was Blackbeard ?
was
was
was
His real name .................. (be) Edward Teach. His nickname ............. (be) Blackbeard. He ............... (be) a famous British pirate. He ................... (be) born in 1680 in Bristol, England. He ................ (be) tall and strong. He ................ (have) long dark hair, scary eyes and a long black beard. He always ................... (wear) a tricorn but he ................................ (not wear) an eyepatch and he .................................. (not carry) a parrot. He ............................. (not be) crippled because he ...................... (not have) a hook or a wooden leg. First Blackbeard ......................... (be) a British privateer, then he ...................... (join) the crew of a pirate ship in 1716 and he ............................... (become) a captain.Blackbeard ............................ (sail) the Caribbean Seas on his ship, the Queen Anne's Revenge. In his life, Blackbeard and his crew ..............................(capture) over 40 ships. He ....................................... (not make) prisoners but he ............................ (steal) their treasure and then ................................ (bury) it along the coast in South Carolina. According to the legend, when he .................................. (attack) enemy ships, Blackbeard ...................... .....(scare) his enemies by setting fire to his beard. He ........................... (die) in 1718 at the age of 38 years old. He .................................. (not die) old because British soldiers .................................... (kill) him with their guns and ........................ (cut) off his head.
was
had
was
didn't wear
wore
didn't have
wasn't
didn't carry
was
joined
became
sailed
captured
didn't make
stole
buried
attacked
scared
didn't die
died
cut
killed
was
attacked
terrified
had
set
sailed
stopped
fought
cut
escaped
were
decided
relaxed
invited added farted braided fleeted
joined - called - jammed - fired peeled - pulled raised - spurned lingered -
stalked - blessed pushed -marched stumped - walked watched - talked jumped - laughed
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
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Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
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10
11
John Phillips's flag
Emanuel Wynn's flag
Jean Thomas Dulaien's flag
Jacquotte Delahaye's flag
Famous pirate flags
John Phillips's flag was black. On his flag, there was an hourglass on the left. There was a skeleton in the middle/centre. There was a red heart on the right with an arrow in the heart. There was blood under the heart. Emanuel Wynn's flag was black too. On his flag there was a skull in the centre. Behind the skull, there were crossbones and under the skull there was an hourglass. On Jean Thomas Dulaien's flag, there was a sword in the middle. There were 3 skulls at the top above the sword. Under the sword, at the bottom of the flag, there were crossbones and two hourglasses on the right and on the left.
In the centre, there was a redheart. Behind the heart there were crossed arrows. The flag was white.
In the middle, there werecrossbones.On the right, there was a skull. On the left, there was an hourglass.The crossbones were between the skull and the hourglass.
In the middle, there was a skeleton with wings. At the top, there was an arrow above the skeleton. At the bottom (of the flag) there was a sword under the skeleton.
a parrot
a tricorn
a scar
an eyepatch
a hook
a beard
a pistol
a long coat
10
a wooden leg
a leather boot
was
wasn't
had
didn't have
didn't have
had
didn't have
was
wasn't
had
didn't have
had
didn't have
was
had
wasn't
was
didn't have
were
was
was
was
was
were
were
were
were
was
were
was
was
were
was
was
was
was
were
were
were
was
was
was
were
un (gros) bateau
un départ
prêt à naviguer
un port
à bord
handicapé/infirme/invalide
de grosses vagues
l'équipage
un voyage dangereux
trouver de l'or
un trésor
une carte
une île
un coffre rempli d'or
accoster/atterrir
des cannibales
vide
déçu
WAS (WERE si le sujet est au pluriel)
HAD
WORE
CARRIED (base verbale : carry = porter/transporter)
HELD (base verbale : hold = tenir à la main)
https://view.genially.com/697b2dde06b18f5f28be5cf6?idSlide=64fc0fda-89f1-427a-be0a-bf81b9c8f44b
a scar
missing teeth
a gold tooth
a beard
earrings
an eyepatch
a headscarf
a tricorn/hat
a spyglass
a tattoo
a cannon and cannonballs
a map
a belt
a treasure
a scarf
a barrel
a coat
a parrot
a leather boot
a wooden leg
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
British
1680
Bristol, England
privateer
captain / pirate
Queen Anne's Revenge
Long dark hair, a long dark beard, scary eyes , tall and strong, always wore a black hat/tricorn
Florida
England
Caribbean islands
Venezuela
Blackbeard and his crew captured over 40 ships in the Caribbean .
People say they buried it(=the treasure) along the coast of South Carolina.
British soldiers shot him 5 times with their guns and cut off his head.
https://view.genially.com/697b2dde06b18f5f28be5cf6?idSlide=5924a0fc-ab6d-4f2b-9b31-22da504b8bfd
Edward Teach
Blackbeard
British
1680
Bristol, England
privateer
captain / pirate
Queen Anne's Revenge
Long dark hair, a long dark beard, scary eyes , tall and strong, always wore a black hat/tricorn
He joined the crew of a pirate ship in 1716 (to make a fortune)
Blackbeard and his crew captured over 40 ships.
They stole their treasure (food, rum, gold, silver, spices, tobacco, sugar, cotton, etc...
They buried it along the coast of South Carolina.
The legend says that when he attacked enemy ships, he set fire to his beard to terrify his enemies.
Blackbeard's last battle was on November 22, 1718 = he died in 1718.
British soldiers shot him five times with their guns and cut off his head.
Who was Blackbeard ?
was
was
was
His real name .................. (be) Edward Teach. His nickname ............. (be) Blackbeard. He ............... (be) a famous British pirate. He ................... (be) born in 1680 in Bristol, England. He ................ (be) tall and strong. He ................ (have) long dark hair, scary eyes and a long black beard. He always ................... (wear) a tricorn but he ................................ (not wear) an eyepatch and he .................................. (not carry) a parrot. He ............................. (not be) crippled because he ...................... (not have) a hook or a wooden leg. First Blackbeard ......................... (be) a British privateer, then he ...................... (join) the crew of a pirate ship in 1716 and he ............................... (become) a captain.Blackbeard ............................ (sail) the Caribbean Seas on his ship, the Queen Anne's Revenge. In his life, Blackbeard and his crew ..............................(capture) over 40 ships. He ....................................... (not make) prisoners but he ............................ (steal) their treasure and then ................................ (bury) it along the coast in South Carolina. According to the legend, when he .................................. (attack) enemy ships, Blackbeard ...................... .....(scare) his enemies by setting fire to his beard. He ........................... (die) in 1718 at the age of 38 years old. He .................................. (not die) old because British soldiers .................................... (kill) him with their guns and ........................ (cut) off his head.
was
had
was
didn't wear
wore
didn't have
wasn't
didn't carry
was
joined
became
sailed
captured
didn't make
stole
buried
attacked
scared
didn't die
died
cut
killed
was
attacked
terrified
had
set
sailed
stopped
fought
cut
escaped
were
decided
relaxed
invited added farted braided fleeted
joined - called - jammed - fired peeled - pulled raised - spurned lingered -
stalked - blessed pushed -marched stumped - walked watched - talked jumped - laughed
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.
Je suis un paragraphe prêt à accueillir votre créativité, vos histoires et vos anecdotes.