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Exposé 19ème siècle
Message de denassv posté le 01-12-2010 à 20:12:34 (S | E | F)
Bonjour,
J'aimerais savoir si mon texte pour mon exposé d'anglais est juste. Je dois écrire sur le chauffage à Londres vers 1840.
Merci.
Heating in 1843 (in Victorian London, in Dickens's time)
Nowadays in England there is central heating in the houses and the flats, but it didn't exist in 1843.
In time of Dickens the heating was done by fire of coal or coke in a fire-place.
The fuel used for cooking food and warming the dwellings was usually coat or coke; sometimes wood or peat was employed, and occasionally coal gas.
When the fuel is burning, it products heat and also carbonic acid gas. It formed smoke with unburned carbon : it mades black the town and the houses.
The carbonic acid gas was poisonous in the rooms, when there was no chimney in stoves.
Heating was necessary but not as good as today; more than nine-tenths (9/10) of the heat of a common grate passes up the chimney and is wasted.
Message de denassv posté le 01-12-2010 à 20:12:34 (S | E | F)
Bonjour,
J'aimerais savoir si mon texte pour mon exposé d'anglais est juste. Je dois écrire sur le chauffage à Londres vers 1840.
Merci.
Heating in 1843 (in Victorian London, in Dickens's time)
Nowadays in England there is central heating in the houses and the flats, but it didn't exist in 1843.
In time of Dickens the heating was done by fire of coal or coke in a fire-place.
The fuel used for cooking food and warming the dwellings was usually coat or coke; sometimes wood or peat was employed, and occasionally coal gas.
When the fuel is burning, it products heat and also carbonic acid gas. It formed smoke with unburned carbon : it mades black the town and the houses.
The carbonic acid gas was poisonous in the rooms, when there was no chimney in stoves.
Heating was necessary but not as good as today; more than nine-tenths (9/10) of the heat of a common grate passes up the chimney and is wasted.
Réponse: Exposé 19ème siècle de jalyn82, postée le 01-12-2010 à 21:21:03 (S | E)
Coucou denassv !
Dans l'ensemble ton texte est bien écrit. Tu n'as pas fait de faute de grammaire mais quelques fautes d'usage.
Je te copie ton texte avec mes suggestions :
Heating in 1843 (in Victorian London, in Dickens's time)
Nowadays in England there is central heating in the houses and the flats, but it didn't exist in 1843.
In time of Dickens the heating was done by fire of coal or coke in a fire-place (people used to heat themselves firing coal or coke in a fireplace).The fuel used for cooking food and warming the dwellings was usually coal or coke; sometimes wood or peat was employed, and occasionally coal gas.
When the fuel is burning, it products heat and also carbonic acid gas. It formed (created, released sont plus appropriés)smoke with unburned carbon : it made black the town and the houses.
The carbonic acid gas was poisonous in the rooms, when there was no chimney in stoves.
Heating was necessary but not as good as today; more than nine-tenths (9/10) of the heat of a common (typical, traditional) grate passes up the chimney and is wasted.
Bon courage pour la suite !
Best regards
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Modifié par lucile83 le 01-12-2010 21:39
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