Compteur
Tuesday, February 3rd
the third News:
The stock exchange went down this morning. Book page 164, n°24, 25,26, 27, 28, 29,30
Look at the Umbrella, Whose orange umbrella is this? /is it ?
It’s Rob’s (umbrella).
Look at the blue ruler.Whose ruler is it? It is James’s
Look at the green car. Whose green car is it? It is Mark’s.
Look at the pink shoes . Whose shoes are they?They are Sophie’s.
Look at the orange pen.Whose orange pen is it?It is Aliette’s
Monday, February 2nd News:
Mr Desjoyaux won the Vendée Globe race and he beat his
own record he did it in 84 days, 3 hours, 9 minutes.
The French handball team is the winner ( won) of the World cup.
The French saving account book Livret d’épargne went down from
4% to 2 point 5 % (percent).
Two six and seven years old boys were thieves (pluriel de thief)
they went to the nursery school (maternelle) and took crayons and
colouring books and…the headmistress money! What children!!
Book page 59 n°3
1) Short curly fair hair.
2) Long curly red hair.
3) Long straight brown / dark hair.
n° 4
1) I live in Bois Colombes at number 7 in rue St Antoine.
2) Can I walk with you, Sophie? (Act 3 scene 1)
3) Do you want to come in (Act 3 scene 1)
4) Come and meet my friend! (Act 3 scene 1)/ i meet my teachers every
morning
5) I collect stones. / I collect teddy bears.
Book page 61 n°10
Homework:
page 164 n° 24 et 25
Thursday, January 29th
Vocabulary:
to send = envoyer
maybe= peut-être
bird= oiseau
or = ou
NEWS:
The CAC 40 is up by 3.16%
thirty nine years ago Elizabeth the second escaped from
a murder attempt. She was very lucky.
President Obama sends e-mails from his Blackberry it is
dangerous. There is a security risk.
Book and workbook page 58
There is a white rabbit . Maybe it is Abraham Lincoln’s rabbit.
There is a white Labrador Maybe it is President Roosevelt’s or
President Jefferson’s or President Obama’s dog.
There is a yellow fish.
There is a blue red and yellow parrot maybe it is
George Washington’s bird.
There is a black and brown turtle.
There is a white and orange cat, maybe it is at n° 10 Downing Street.
Homework:
lesson copybook
Wednesday, 28th January
News:
President Obama is careful about the environment
President Obama’s daughters want a puppy.
Book page 57 and workbook page 56 and 57
Washington is the capital of the USA
DC means District of Columbia
Washington was inaugurated in eighteen hundred: 1800
Homework: lesson copybook and last Forget me not
Tuesday, January 27th
A ten years old girl was married to a thirty years old man.
She went to a judge and she could divorce.
Book and workbook page 56 NEWS:
1905= nineteen o five
11818= eighteen eighteen
Monday, January 26th
News
This weekend there was a lot of wind and four people died,
because of the storm in Spain and in France.
Dolls representing President Obama’s daughters are sold in
The US of A President Obama’s limousine is heavily armored.
Workbook page 55 n° 2 collect teddy bears? Does your mother
Thursday, January 22nd
Tell me!
News: When you make an orange juice you produce a lot of carbon dioxide
says Coca Cola.
Correction workbook:
Ian collects spiders, very big tarantulas they are dead. He has a dog
Juliet she is a labrador she is Romeo’s sister. What do you collect?
I don’t collect anything.
what are your hobbies?
School and my computer are my hobbies. My hobby is dancing.
My hobby is playing volley ball and football.
My hobby is shopping. Tennis is my hobby. My hobby is the theatre
My hobby is playing on my Wii.
Workbook page 55
What does your mother collect?
Homework lesson copybook
Wednesday, january 21st
the twenty first
News:
It was very cold in Washington D.C. yesterday.
There were millions of people (maybe two million)
Georges W Bush went back to Texas.
Book page
Attention l’adjectif est invariable , les noms s’accordent.
What do you collect?
I collect stamps.
How many stamps have you got?
I have got a lot of stamps, hundreds.
What do you collect?
I don’t collect anything.
Nothing I collect snow balls from every countries.
My father collects comics.
Workbook page 54: 1 leaf, 2 leaves /1 shelf / 2 shelves
I keep leaves in an album / I keep my printed circuits or (micro)chips
in a box/ I keep semi precious stones on a shelf
Homework:
lesson book and copybook
Tuesday, January 20th
News:
Obama is the forty fourth President of the USofA.
What do you collect?
I collect semi precious stones.
I collect nuggets.
I collect good marks.
Homework:
lesson copybook, finish your exercise workbook page 54 n°4
Monday, January 19th
News:
a plane crash landed in the Hudson in New York city and thanks
to the intelligence of the pilot nobody was hurt or killed or nobody died.
Some boats capture whales in the sea, someone tries to stop them
by throwing gas bombs
Book page 61n°6
Who is the sock collector? It is Romeo.
Whose socks are red? Sophie’s (socks) are.
Who is the thief? It is Romeo.
Whose locker is number four? Sharon’s locker is number four.
Who has got a big brother? Sophie has.
Book page 54
What can you see on the picture?
I can see pictures of football stars or players. I can see stamps,
I can see postcards, butterflies, a spider, CDs, badges, teddy bears,
erasers, coins, bottles of perfume, keyrings, toy cars. I collect bottle tops, I collect precious stones,
Homework:
lesson copybook
Wednesday, January 14th
News:
There were no trains at the gare Saint-lazare yesterday.
Book and Workbook page 52
Whose socks are they?
Whose are the red socks?
Whose are the green socks?
What does Romeo collect?
Romeo collects socks, red socks, green socks, black socks, blue socks,
white socks yellow socks brown socks smelly socks, dirty socks, shoes
and bones A title for the scene:
Her little sister put (a mis) her finger in the foie gras. Her father said (a dit) Naughty girl!
A title for the text:
The sock The sock thief Delicacies for the dog The naughty dog
Tuesday, January 13th
Correction du test du 7/01
1) What’s your name? My name is S…
What’s your nationality? I am French.
2) My parents speak German
My father understands English and Japanese a little.
My mother reads Spanish very well.
3) What time is it? / What’s the time?
It is three o’clock / It is a quarter past three / it is twenty past five
it is twenty five to seven / it is twelve o’clock = it is midday =
it is midnight / it is ten to twelve
4) How old is your Dad / father ?
He is thirty five years
5) What’s the English for un verre? the English for un verre is a glass
What’s the English for des lunettes? …Glasses
What’s the English for des ciseaux? …scissors
6) How much is this Sherlock Holmes’s cap? It is twenty pounds.
How much are these cow boy’s boots? They are one hundred pounds
7) Is there a butcher’s in (this) the street?
Yes, there is one near the chemist’s
8) opposé = opposite entre = between à côté = near
Describe the picture:
Iam eleven years old, I have got black hair,
I have got small brown eyes …
Book page 52
There are three masks. There is an umbrella, there are shoes.
There is a sock, that’s strange???!
There are wigs There is a dog, Romeo, there is a red nose.
There is Sophie and Ben
Homework:
Choose a picture and describe it.
Tuesday, January 6th
Two thousand and nine
Workbook page 50
one tooth, 2 teeth
a toothbrush
a mouth is not Mickey mouse 1 mouth, 2 mouths = bouche 1 mouse, 2 mice = souris
Has Sophie got a big mouth?
Yes, she has/ no, she hasn’t.
How tall is Sophie?
She is 1.60.
Monday, 5th January
It is snowing today.
Book page 48 and workbook page48/ 49
I have got brown eyes and I have got short hair.
I have got a gold fish.
I have got a cat.( a she-cat)
I have got a rabbit.
I have got a dog (a she-dog) and two turtles/ tortoise.
I’ve got = I have got
She’s got = She has got
Homework:
Lesson copybook and workbook
Tuesday, December 16th
News:
In France three departments are declared in danger because of the rain
and the snow. there is no electricity.
Mr Bush was in Irak and a journalist threw his shoes at Mr Bush.
Mr Bush ducked very well.
Then an exercise on the board:
How many sisters have you got?
Has your sister got big blue eyes?
Has your brother got long blond hair?
Homework :
lesson copybook
Thursday, December 11th
The kidnapped baby was found yesterday at twelve o’clock.
Book page 48.
Describe the picture:
There is Rob, James and Sophie. They are going out of the drama club.
Rob has / is wearing a blue and white T-shirt, there are letters on his
T-shirt: CFC it is Chelsea Football Club.
There are two gentlemen, there is a taxi, there is a red telephone box.
There is a gentleman wearing a black hat, a brown umbrella, brown
shoes and a beige suit. A telephone box
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Wednesday, December 10th
book page 38
Picture number two is in the countryside, it is sunset, there is nobody,
there is no car, there is no house nothing at all.
This is a place I don’t want to go at night because it is horrid, because it
is dark and we cannot see anything, it is a lonely place, it is scary.
Have you ever seen a ghost?
2
Have you ever seen or dreamed about a UFO?
1
Conclusion:
Two of us have already seen a ghost
One of us has already dreamed about a UFO
None of us have had an OBE.
Some of us have seen something strange.
Have you ever seen / heard/ felt / dreamed/ ….?
Homework:
lesson copybook.
News today, prepare something to say at the beginning of the lesson
Wednesday, december 10th
fifty kilos, it is very big.
In the Orthez nursery, a baby was kidnapped by an old lady,
she has /wears a black coat. You must call the police if you see her.
Book page 46/47
This is Piccadilly Circus in London, there is a MacDonald’s advertisement,
There is a fountain in the middle of the Circus. There are two red London
(double deckers) buses, there is a brown and beige bus, it is a tourist bus.
There are people, there are ladies and gentlemen.There are three bikes.
There are five pigeons,There are three policemen (Bobbies).
There are two lorries (a lorry).
a dustbin = une poubelle.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Pour lundi 15 décembre pendant l’heure de permanence faire:
workbook page 42 et 44.
Monday, December 8th
I-
1) How much are these boots.
2) They are sixteen fifty pounds.
3) How much is this wig.
II-
1) Where do you live Sharon?
I live near Sydney in Australia.
III-
1) Where does the French Prime minister live?
He lives in Matignon, in Paris, in France
2) Where does the English monarch / the Queen live?
She lives in Buckingham Palace, in Westminster, in London, in England.
3) Where does the President of the United States of America ( U.S. of A.) live?
He lives in the White House in Washington D.C.
IV-
This Sherlock Holmes’s cap is very expensive
These red glasses are cheap
Book page 40
In picture two, there are girls, there are cards, there are coins,
there is a cheater (un tricheur), there is a bottle of wine, glasses of red wine.
In picture three, there are umbrellas, there are ladies and gentlemen.
Picture one, the painter is Van Gogh. In picture one there is a chair.
Renoir painted picture three.
De la Tour painted picture two.
In picture one there is a pipe.
Book and workbook page 40: exercises, mental arithmetics…
Homework: lesson copybook and workbook
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Thursday, December 4th
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.Homework:
Monday, December 1st
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
ay, November 17th
Book page 31 and workbook page 31
Best regards.
Warm regards.
November 13th
Book page 30 Workbook page 30
About the picture:
I think/ I suppose
There is Mr Mason he is at the office.
He is the manager of a restaurant: Amsteak
I think there are two C.V.s because Mr Mason wants two chefs.
What’s your family name? How old are you?
What’s your experience? Where are you from?
What’s your nationality? Where do you come from?
Where do you live? What’s your telephone number?
Workbook page 30 correction:
Max likes painting and cooking. He is serious, modest and creative.
Alice likes dogs and roses/ flowers. She is happy, tall
and a very good singer.
Mr Mason likes him and he likes her.
He likes them both ( tous les deux, toutes les deux)
Homework:
Par coeur le tableau book page 42
pronoms sujets compléments
November 12th
Sorry all the datas were lost I cannot copy today’s blackboard . see you tomorrow!
Here is today’s work:
Thursday, November 6th
Book p.30
This is Julie’s father, Mr Mason. He is a manager in a restaurant.
There are pictures, The name of the restaurant is Amsteak.
There is a picture of the Mason family, they live in London.
Mr Mason’s telephone number is 02082233434
Mr Mason is looking for a chef for his restaurant. Vocabulary:
Revision questions: Both= tous les deux, toutes les deux.
What’s your name?
Where are you from?
What’s your telephone number?
What’s your nationality?
Do you speak English?
Do you like flowers?
How old are you?
Homework:
Lesson copybook. Have a nice weekend.
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
Thursday, December 4th
Today is cloudy, rainy, windy, very cold , freezing.
Book page 38
Which house does Mr Mason want to see?
Mr Mason wants to see the house in Park Avenue.
Why does Mr Mason want to see the house in Park Avenue?
Because Park avenue is a very quiet street, there is a big garden,
it is very cheap (Mr Mason is not a millionaire) and it is haunted
there is a ghost!!!
Book and workbook page 38
Where do you live? / Do you live in…/ between/ near/ opposite…?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t.
So you live at number four in Old Lane.
In my street there is an empty baker’s.
There are houses in my street. There is a chemist’s in my street.
In my street there is a tennis club.
In Pierre Joigneaux street there is a grammar school.
In my street there is a swimming pool.
In my street there is a post office.
In my street there is (a kindergarden) a playschool.
In my street there is a cinema.
I live near a bank and a park.
In my street there is a library and there are book shops.
In my street there is the Eiffel tower.
In my street there is a church.
Vocabulary:
A grammar school
High school
un collège
a swimming pool
a church
Lots of = beaucoup
town,s = ville, s
Homework:
relire la leçon et faire le forget me not
Tuesday, December 2nd
Test Act 2
1) How……………are these boots? How………………is ……….wig?
they are 16.50 (£) ………………. it is 5.50£.
Demander à Sharon où elle habite et répondre:
où habite le Premier Ministre français
où habite la Reine d’Angleterre
où habite le Président des Etats Unis d’Amérique
Traduire:
Cette casquette de Sherlock Holmes est très chère!
Ces lunettes rouges sont bon marchés.
There are houses and addresses and a description on page 38 in our books.Homework:
Monday, December 1st
book page 43, exercise 7.
How much are these blue shoes?
How much is this orange wig?
How much is this red and long nose?
How much are these green socks?
How much is this yellow mask?
book page 43, exercise 9 .
The President of the USA lives in the White House, in Washington D.C.
The English Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street in London.
The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace, in London.
The President of France lives in the Elysée Palace, in Paris.
The Pope lives in the Vatican, in Italy.
Book page 43 exercise 10
Where does Rob live? Where do the Masons live? Where does she live?
Where does Aliette’s grandmother live?
Where does the French Prime Minister live?
Classroom English:
Can you switch the lights on, please?
Can you close the curtains, please?
Book page 36 workbook page 37
Homework
Lesson book, copybook and workbook page 34, 35, 36, 37 plus the exercises book page 42,43 163
BE CAREFUL we will have a test
a friend , 2 friends / nice / to smell
Book page 42 n° 4:
1. Mr Mason likes Mike because he is creative.
2. Mr Mason likes because she is happy and a very good singer.
3. Yes, I do because they smell good.
4. Rob likes Sophie because she is pretty./ nice.
5. Yes, they do/ they like me because I am funny and nice
n°5
1. This is an old clock.
2. These are old clocks.
3. I want an orange umbrella.
4. What is this? It is a glass.
5. And these? They’re glasses.
n°6
1. These are three yellow boxes 3. These are black boots.
2. This is a red umbrella 4. This is an orange cap
5. This is a pair of green scissors. These are green scissors.
Homework book page 43 n°7; 9; 10
at number 10 Downing Street.
in London.
In the morning I go to school.
I am at school.
In the afternoon I go back home.
Sophie lives at 19 Mimosa Street in Fulham (in) London.
Why does Sharon want to know where Mark lives?
Maybe because she loves him.
Homework:
Lesson copybook + forget me not workbook book page 35 Book Worbook page 36
How much are the hats?
The chef hats are 5 £ and the top hats are 8 £. It is too expensive
or it is very expensive.
The gentleman is rude.
How much are the big crowns?
The big crowns are 6 £ and the small crowns are 3 £.
The little girl is polite.
Why does she want a crown?
She wants a crown because she plays the princess.
The little girl buys a big crown for 2.50 £.
The Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 3.50 £.
10 Charlie Chaplin’s hats are 35 £.
Vocabulary:
To buy= acheter
To be polite = être poli
to be rude = être impoli Homework:
Exercises wokbook page 34
A hundred pence equals / is one pound.
Dialogue Book and workbook p.34
Rob wants a Dracula mask.
Sharon wants a red wig
(être bon marché) To be cheap = to be expensive (être cher)
The mask is 2.00 £ and the wig is 2.50 £:
2.00 £
+ 2.50 £
———–
= 4.50 £
two pounds (2.00 £) and two pounds fifty (2.50 £) is four pounds fifty (4.50 £).
It is expensive for Sharon and Rob.
The :
Look at the door!
Tout le monde regarde la même porte or il y a trois portes dans la classe.
C’est donc que The désigne un objet identifié et repérable.
Conclusion:
The se traduit par le, la les, l’
MAIS
Le, la, les, l’ ne se traduit pas toujours par the
The est donc un peu l’équivalent d’un demonstratif.
La musique se traduit par “music” La société se traduit par “society” par exemple.
Homework:
Lesson copybook.
Book page 34
This is a mask
These are masks Look at the picture! listen! do the exercises!
What’s on the coins:
1 penny
2 pence
5 pence
10 pence
20 pence
30 pence
50 pence
100 pence= one pound a hundred pence
D G REG F D 2008
Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor
Homework:
Lesson copybook
Refaire l’exercice oral sur la grande image Elizabeth: Elizabeth the second
Book page 32
Number fifteen is a Sherlock Holmes’s cap.
Number three is a top hat.
Number thirteen is a glass and number two are glasses.
Workbook page 33 n°5
a pencil case
a diary
an eraser
Scissors / a pair of scissors
Book page 33 and workbook page 33 exercises n°1;2;3;4
Homework
Apprendre Workbook page 33 n°1; 3; 5
Faire le forget me not page 34
ay, November 17th
Book page 31 and workbook page 31
Best regards.
Warm regards.
November 13th
Book page 30 Workbook page 30
About the picture:
I think/ I suppose
There is Mr Mason he is at the office.
He is the manager of a restaurant: Amsteak
I think there are two C.V.s because Mr Mason wants two chefs.
What’s your family name? How old are you?
What’s your experience? Where are you from?
What’s your nationality? Where do you come from?
Where do you live? What’s your telephone number?
Workbook page 30 correction:
Max likes painting and cooking. He is serious, modest and creative.
Alice likes dogs and roses/ flowers. She is happy, tall
and a very good singer.
Mr Mason likes him and he likes her.
He likes them both ( tous les deux, toutes les deux)
Homework:
Par coeur le tableau book page 42
pronoms sujets compléments
November 12th
Sorry all the datas were lost I cannot copy today’s blackboard . see you tomorrow!
Here is today’s work:
Thursday, November 6th
Book p.30
This is Julie’s father, Mr Mason. He is a manager in a restaurant.
There are pictures, The name of the restaurant is Amsteak.
There is a picture of the Mason family, they live in London.
Mr Mason’s telephone number is 02082233434
Mr Mason is looking for a chef for his restaurant. Vocabulary:
Revision questions: Both= tous les deux, toutes les deux.
What’s your name?
Where are you from?
What’s your telephone number?
What’s your nationality?
Do you speak English?
Do you like flowers?
How old are you?
Homework:
Lesson copybook. Have a nice weekend.
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