MY e-BOOKMARK http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant pour ne rien manquer du cours d'anglais Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:54:58 +0000 fr hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 extra work for Marion http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/06/02/extra-work-for-marion/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/06/02/extra-work-for-marion/#comments Tue, 02 Jun 2009 09:39:44 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2592 essaie de te rappeler ce que l’homme et la femme de la conversation ‘Bargain Boutique’ se disent.

She thinks catalogue shopping is cheaper and it is more convinient.

He thinks it costs a fortune !

QUESTION 1 

It is cheaper => what does it mean ?

a) it is more expensive

b) it is less expensive

c) it costs a fortune

 

QUESTION 2

It is more convenient : Give an example !

QUESTION 3

Réécris ce qui est juste, et laisse de côté ce qui est faux :


The camera is free. You don’t have to buy anything. There is no obligation. You must buy some clothes. You can buy if you want. The camera is expensive.

]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/06/02/extra-work-for-marion/feed/ 3 About your penfriends http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/28/about-your-penfriends/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/28/about-your-penfriends/#comments Thu, 28 May 2009 15:10:04 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2582 Match the French pupils’ names with the English ones :

 

LISA De G.                                          TOM

Corentin                                             ALEXANDRE

Jessica                                                ASHTON

Tristan D.                                           EMILY

Léna                                                   SARAH

Marion L.                                            SARAH

Michael                                              JOSHUA

 

Chris is not Léo’s penfriend. Thomas is the penfriend of one of the French boys in black in class today.

Chloé has got a friend whose first name starts with an S.

Leïla’s penfriend is not a boy.

Dylan’s penfriend’s surname is Kelly.

Michael. is not Tom’s penfriend.

Aurélie likes flowers.  There are 3 Sarahs in the English penfriends list. One is for a Marion.

Camille has got the one who wins.

]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/28/about-your-penfriends/feed/ 12 4° EURO ATELIER EUROPEEN jeudi 28 mai http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/28/4%c2%b0-euro/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/28/4%c2%b0-euro/#comments Thu, 28 May 2009 14:35:26 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2562 vous devez créer une plaquette de l’office du tourisme de EASINGWOLD en ANGLETERRE

WELCOME TO  Easingwold !

It is such a  picturesque village !

EASINGWOLD is  in the centre of North Yorkshire, near the  historic City of York.

In Easingwold , you can relax in our lovely Market Town !

 

 NEARBY :

Visit the JORVIK CENTRE ! A must-see for visitors to York !

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Mr Brown wants to …

But Simon thinks he doesn’t want to …

The children ‘s job consists in distressing him.

They are horrible little monsters.

]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/14/test-on-monday/feed/ 3 6°3 New rules http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/14/6%c2%b03-new-rules/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/14/6%c2%b03-new-rules/#comments Thu, 14 May 2009 19:18:17 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2532 Can you write the new rules that apply to English lessons only. And to your teacher in particular

Teacher you must / you mustn’t …

]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/14/6%c2%b03-new-rules/feed/ 0 4°3 the man in the bottle http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/07/4%c2%b03-the-man-in-the-bottle/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/07/4%c2%b03-the-man-in-the-bottle/#comments Thu, 07 May 2009 15:51:54 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2522

Mr Castle : « Edna »

Mrs Castle : «  What ? »

Mr C : «  What about gas and electric ? »

Mrs C : « What ? »

Mr C :The gas and electric bill ? how many months is that ? »

Mrs C : « Four months, that’s one you’d better pay ! »

M. C : « That’s one I can’t pay ! Oh I wish … »

( entrée de Mrs Gumley dans le magasin)

Mr Castle : « How are you, Mrs Gumley ? »

Mrs Gumley: « I’m just fine , M. Castle, how have you been ? »

Mr Castle :Can’t complain ! »

Mrs Gumley: « Been having a lot of rain, haven’t we ? »

Mr Castle : « Quite a lot of rain for this time of year »

Mrs Gumley: « It ‘s good for the flowers ! »

Mr Castle : « How is it ? »

(elle sort la bouteille)

Mrs Gumley: « An heirloom today. »

Mr Castle : « An heirloom, Mrs Gumley ? »

Mrs Gumley: « Oh yes Mr Castle, in my family for years and years »

Mr Castle :« Mrs Gumley, it’s just a plain oldwine bottle You know what it’s worth nothing ! »

Mrs Gumley: « I could let it go for a dollar. »

Mr Castle : « If I could spare a dollar I would give you , believe me I would. I’m so endebt myself !

I wish I could make it more. I really do »

Mrs Gumley: « Thank you Mr Castle ! You’re a wonderful man ! God bless you ! »

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Where does the scene take place ?

Who are Mr and Mrs Castle ?

Who is Mrs Gumley ?

Who is the man in the bottle ?

What is Mr Castle’s first wish ?

I wish I could …

His second wish ?

I wish I could have ….

]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/05/4%c2%b0-3-for-thursday/feed/ 0 4ème euro The man in the bottle http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/05/4eme-euro-the-man-in-the-bottle/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/05/4eme-euro-the-man-in-the-bottle/#comments Tue, 05 May 2009 15:48:15 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2502 The Man in the bottle

Where does the scene take place ?

Who are Mr and Mrs Castle ?

What is an heirloom ? Is Mrs Gumley’s bottle a real heirloom ?

Mr Castle : « Edna »

Mrs Castle : «  What ? »

Mr C : «  What about gas and electric ? »

Mrs C : « What ? »

Mr C :The gas and electric bill ? how many months is that ? »

Mrs C : « Four months, that’s one you’d better pay ! »

M. C : « That’s one I can’t pay ! Oh I wish … »

( entrée de Mrs Gumley dans le magasin)

Mr Castle : « How are you, Mrs Gumley ? »

Mrs Gumley: « I’m just fine , M. Castle, how have you been ? »

Mr Castle :Can’t complain ! »

Mrs Gumley: « Been having a lot of rain, haven’t we ? »

Mr Castle : « Quite a lot of rain for this time of year »

Mrs Gumley: « It ‘s good for the flowers ! »

Mr Castle : « How is it ? »

(elle sort la bouteille)

Mrs Gumley: « An heirloom today. »

Mr Castle : « An heirloom, Mrs Gumley ? »

Mrs Gumley: « Oh yes Mr Castle, in my family for years and years »

Mr Castle :« Mrs Gumley, it’s just a plain oldwine bottle You know what it’s worth nothing ! »

Mrs Gumley: « I could let it go for a dollar. »

Mr Castle : « If I could spare a dollar I would give you , believe me I would. I’m so endebt myself !

I wish I could make it more. I really do »

Mrs Gumley: « Thank you Mr Castle ! You’re a wonderful man ! God bless you ! »

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  1. The antique shop has been robbed.

The antique shop has been burglarized by Chester and his wife.

Part 2

Chester breaks one of the two vases of the Ming Dynasty

He says the antique silver service for 12 is only surplus from the US army .

He thinks the Louis XIV candelabra is phoney !

The Queen Anne chest is only worth $ 3,50.

Three oil paintings by Picasso : they are just posters !

The antique camera looks most unusual.

The girl is posing near the window. On the first photo, she is wearing a fur coat !

What is there in the case ?

___________________________

The girl says it ‘s a crazy camera that takes doby pictures that really aren’t there.

But Chester doesn’t agree : it takes pictures of things that haven’t happened yet . But they do happen !

It could be loaded with black magic.

The girl thinks it’s a cooky camera !

Before the second photo, the door is closed but on the picture, Woodward (the girl’s brother) is standing by the door !

Where has he been ?

_______________________________________________________________________

Describe the way they can make a lot of money  at the races !

How many pictures can you take ?

PICTURE 9 : On the picture you can see ______________________________because …………………………..

PICTURE 10 : On the picture you can see ________________________________because …………………………..


]]> http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/05/05/3eme-a-most-unusual-camera/feed/ 0 6ème Compréhension orale http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/04/20/6eme-comprehension-orale/ http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/2009/04/20/6eme-comprehension-orale/#comments Mon, 20 Apr 2009 13:07:53 +0000 Christophe SACONNET http://lewebpedagogique.com/monsieurdunant/?p=2482 The scene takes place at school, in a classroom or a theatre.

Alison, Jake, Ben and the teacher are present. Shakespeare ( the famous English playwright) and the characters Romeo and Juliet are mentioned.

‘Romeo and Juliet’ is a famous play by William Shalespeare.

Alison wants to be Juliet.

Ben says Jake is a romantic boy. He reads sentimental books and watches romantic films.

Jake says it is not  true ! He says Ben plays video games every day.

But Ben says he doesn’t play video games every day !

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