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Imagine a dialogue between a West Indian , an Aborigine of Australia and an Indian. They all live in Great Britain. They are chatting about the reasons why they moved to Britain, what they expected, what their real life looks like .

Use the vocabulary of the toolbox (voir la séance 1 de la séquence) + Use the passive voice (as often as possible). ​

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Réponse : Je te laisse faire l'histoire pour Aborigine of Australia (j'ai mis Australian pour faire court.)

(West Indian): Hey guys ! How are you doing ?

Australian & Indian : Hey ! Fine ! How are YOU doing, man ?

West Indian : Good, but I suddenly remembered something.

Australian : Oh yeah ? And what is that "something" ?

Indian : Yeah, what is it ?

West Indian : Do you guys remember when we each left our countries.

Australian : Yes, my life was hell.

Indian : Mine too !

West Indian : So today I want to share my story when I left my country. And I suggest you share yours too. Do you agree ?

Australian & Indian : Ok ! We will share our too !

West Indian : So let's start with me. I was 15 when my story began. My parents and I worked at the blacky black mines. We were colonized by French. My parents told me to run away. I did so. It was a special boat that I take, these french people took a lots of people to sell them. Fortunately, I was sold to a gentleman, who takes good care of his servants. I wasn't hungy anymore. One day, my master said : "You should have your own life now" then He send me to one of his friend. I was helped by this man who became my friend too. Very quickly, I learned how to have an identity and make place in a country. And in the coffee shop that you are actually sitting and drinking coffee, was opened by me in 2014.

Indian : How emotional (snirf) My turn now : It all began when I was 19. My parents, my two sisters and I were very poor and didn't know what to do. My parents said to my sisters to get married with one of the man of colonizer. Yeah Indian were colonized  by British people. My older sister was in love with a man named James. He was best of the best friends that I have ever got. He asked to my parents the hand of my sister. In no time, our poverty was transformed to richess. I even became uncle. I was really moved when I saw th crying baby, who came in our world. My brother in law, who was also my friend, helped me to come here, in Great-Britain. Then I met Charlie (West Indian) & Julian (Australian), then I became frien with you guys.

Australian : Je te laisse faire l'histoire de lui parce qe je n'ai vraiment plus d'idées.

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