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16 October 2024

English Lesson (Listening): "What is Teamwork?"


LESSON: GENERAL ENGLISH

Topic: “What is Teamwork?” (B1 Level)

Vocabulary
a) achieveréaliser. (To succeed in doing something.) Example: I want to achieve my goals. (Je veux réaliser mes objectifs.)

b) matchcorrespondre. (To be the same or similar.) Example: These socks match my shirt. (Ces chaussettes correspondent à ma chemise.)

c) conflictconflit. (A serious disagreement or argument.) Example: There was a conflict between the two teams. (Il y avait un conflit entre les deux équipes.)

d) unclear – flou. (Not easy to understand or see.) Example: The instructions were unclear to everyone. (Les instructions étaient floues pour tout le monde.)

e) lead toconduire à. (To cause something to happen.) Example: Hard work can lead to success. (Le travail acharné peut conduire au succès.)

f) frustrationfrustration. (Feeling annoyed or upset because of problems.) Example: She felt frustration when her plan failed. (Elle a ressenti de la frustration quand son plan a échoué.)

g) rewardsrécompenses. (Benefits received for doing something good.) Example: The rewards of teamwork are great. (Les récompenses du travail d'équipe sont grandes.)

h) sense of belongingsentiment d'appartenance. (Feeling accepted and valued in a group.) Example: The club gave me a sense of belonging. (Le club m'a donné un sentiment d'appartenance.)

i) proudfier. (Feeling happy about achievements or qualities.) Example: I am proud of my family. (Je suis fier de ma famille.)

Guide Questions
1. What is teamwork?
2. Why is communication important in a team?
3. What role does a leader play in teamwork?
4. What can happen when teamwork is not good?
5. What are some benefits of successful teamwork?

American Accent

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