Une visite à Londres

Résumé du document

Ce document est la rédaction d'une carte postale depuis Londres sur un mode dynamique et humoristique. Elle utilise toutes les structures suivantes (ci-dessous) parle des monuments de Londres.

- I'd like to
- Want/want to
- Should
- Must
- Can
- Présent en be + ing
- Be going to
- Utilisation du lexique et les tournures grammaticales relatives au prix

Extraits

[...] You can see them on the other side of this postcard. Londoners say the Tower was in fact a prison and people were executed there . Isn't that terrific, like a haunted house? The Bridge is great too because you can go up and see ships on the River Thames, and it is particuliar because the road is separated sometimes. Then I would like to take pictures of me with London's symbols, for example a phone box, you know, the red ones, before they disappear. [...]

[...] It is me again. I forgot to send the card this morning, so I will tell you my day of today. It rained a lot before noon and I had no umbrella with me so I went to a shop to buy dry clothes, like a tee-shirt, a new pair of sneakers, and a cap. In total, it cost me about 62 pounds I should be careful with the rest of my money, or my wallet will soon be empty . [...]

[...] I must be careful, I said, so no more spending for now I could take the tea mug, which is only 5.99 pounds, but it is too basic to me. This afternoon we are going to visit Buckingham Palace. The Queen is not there because she is busy with her ill husband, what a pity . But I can't wait to see the place and its gards with their strange hats I think I will stop there for now. I wonder how I could write all that on a single postcard . [...]