BRITISH ICONS : oral work preparation

BRITISH ICONS : reading

Here are a few examples of British icons. Read the paragraphs and match with a picture. Write every definition in your English book. Circle the category, underline the expressions for IL Y A in blue, underline the expressions for possibility in red.

Voici quelques exemples d’icônes britanniques. Lisez-les et associez chaque paragraphe à son image. Copiez chaque définition dans votre cahier. Entourez la catégorie, soulignez les expressions pour il y a en bleu, et soulignez les expressions de la possibilité en rouge.

 

  

the London Eye / Westminster Abbey/a London cab / James Bond

a- It’s an everyday object. It is large and black. You can ride it and you can see it in London. You have to pay for it, but you don’t have to buy a ticket. It can take you from place to place. There is a driver in it.

b- It’s a monument. It is large. It is related to religion, history and kings and queens. You can see it in London, and you can visit it. There is the Coronation Chair in it. Queen Elizabeth II sat there for the Coronation ceremony.

c- It’s a man, it is a famous fiction character. You can read books about this hero, or watch films about him. He has got a gun and gadgets. He wears a suit. Women love him.

d- It’s not a monument, but it is a sort of public place. you can pay for a ticket and you can ride it, but you can’t visit it. You can see London from it. There are 32 passengers capsules on it.

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Key 

a- Category : It’s an everyday object. It is large and black. You can ride it and you can see it in London. You have to pay for it, but you don’t have to buy a ticket. It can take you from place to place. There is a driver in it : a London cab

b- Category : It’s a monument. It is large. It is related to religion, history and kings and queens. You can see it in London, and you can visit it. There is the Coronation Chair in it. Queen Elizabeth II sat there for the Coronation ceremony :    Westminster Abbey

c- Category : It’s a man, and it is a famous fiction character. You can read books about this hero, or watch films about him. He has got a gun and gadgets. He wears a suit. Women love him : James Bond

d- Category : It’s not a monument, but it is a sort of public place. You can pay for a ticket and you can ride it, but you can’t visit it. You can see London from it. There are 32 passengers capsules on it : the London Eye

DO YOUR WORK : 

Down below, there is a list of British icons. Pick two, look for information and write about them, answering the questions below :

Voici une liste d’icônes britanniques (sous ce texte). Choisissez-en 2, cherchez des informations et écrivez les réponses à ces questions, à leur sujet :

1 What category  is it ? IT IS ….a person  ( a man, a woman, a celebrity, a fiction character)

                                                        an everyday object  ( a symbol, a means of transport…)

                                                       a place (a monument, a public place, a village, a city, a natural element)

                                                      an animal

Quelle est sa catégorie ? une personne (homme, femme, célébrité, personnage de fiction)

                                            un objet de tous les jours ( un symbole, un moyen de transport…)

                                            un endroit ( un monument, un endroit public, un village, une ville, un élément naturel)

                                            un animal

2 What is there ? (specific or typical  elements) What has it got ? What does he/she wear (for a person ?)

It/he/she has….. He/she wears…...

Qu’est-ce qu’il y a ? (des éléments spécifiques ou typiques) Qu’est-ce qu’il/elle a ? Qu’est-ce qu’il/elle porte comme vêtement?

3 What can you do with it ? Can you visit it ? Can you ride it ? Where can you see it ? Can you eat /drink it ?

You can.…..

Que peut-on faire avec ? Peut-on le visiter , monter dedans ? Où peut-on le voir? Peut-on le boire ? le manger?

4 What do you have to do ? Do you have to buy a ticket  ? Do you have to pay for it ?

You have to pay for a ticket (on doit payer un billet)...  You have to queue up (on doit faire la queue)…You have to boil water (on doit faire bouillir de l’eau)

Que faut-il faire ? Faut-il acheter un billet ? Faut-il payer pour le voir/consommer/visiter ?

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Game#2 and Game#3 

Game#4 and Game#5

Game#6 and Game #7

THE LIST OF BRITISH ICONS (Pick 2)

                 

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Daily morning ROUTINE, simple present

GAME#1

GAME#2

GAME #3

GAME#4

GAME#5

1 Read this and match questions and answers : lisez et associez questions et réponses

1 What do you *do in the morning ? A No, I don’t, I walk to school.
2 Do you *make your bed ? B I have coffee and toast, or coffee and cereals, and I have a fruit.
3 Do you *watch TV in the morning or in the evening ? C First, I have a shower, then I have breakfast.
4 Do you *ride your bicycle ? Do you ride your scooter ? D Yes, I do. I make my bed every morning.
5 What do you *have for breakfast ? E No, we don’t have a TV

Vocabulary – verb list : to do= faire en général/to make= faire(souvent avec ses mains)/to go out= sortir/to have = prendre/to ride = faire du vélo, de la trottinette…tout véhicule sur lequel on monte/to watch= regarder fixement/to work= travailler

  • 2 LIST THE TIME ELEMENTS : écrivez la liste des indications de temps
  • 3 LOOK AT THE QUESTIONS, AND PICK THE RIGHT ANSWERS : regardez les questions et choisissez les bonnes réponses 

a/ L’ordre des mots est toujours : pronom interrogatif / auxiliaire/Sujet/verbe

b/L’ordre des mots est toujours (pronom interrogatif )/auxiliaire/Sujet/verbe/(complément)

c/L’ordre des mots est toujours (pronom interrogatif)/auxiliaire/Sujet/complément

d/ do est un auxiliaire et il ne veut rien dire en français

e/ do sert dans les questions et les réponses négatives.

f/do sert pour répondre de façon courte. comme quand on dit juste oui en français.

  • 4 WRITE THE WORDS IN THE RIGHT ORDER : écrivez les mots dans le bon ordre

a- I/in the kitchen/have* lunch

b- I/in the kitchen/have breakfast

c/don’t /watch/I/cartoons/on TV

d/?/do/watch/TV/you/in the kitchen

e/?/do/you/TV/watch/

KEY  (solution):

ROUTINE

1 What do you *do in the morning ? C First, I have a shower, then I have breakfast.
2 Do you *make your bed ? D Yes, I do. I make my bed every morning.
3 Do you *watch TV in the morning or in the evening ? F I don’t watch TV in the morning, but I watch T.V in the evening.
4 Do you *ride your bicycle ? Do you ride your scooter ? A No, I don’t, because I can’t go out !
5 What do you *have for breakfast ? B I have coffee and toast, or coffee and cereals, and I have a fruit.
6 Do you work ? E Yes, I work every day, except on Sundays.
  • 2 LIST THE TIME ELEMENTS : les indicateurs de temps

First = d’abord, en premier / Then = ensuite

In the morning = le matin/ in the evening = le soir

Every morning = tous les matins / every day= tous les jours

On Sundays = Le dimanche .

  • 3 LOOK AT THE QUESTIONS, AND PICK THE RIGHT ANSWERS. Voici les réponses justes.

a/ L’ordre des mots est toujours : pronom interrogatif / auxiliaire/Sujet/verbe

b/L’ordre des mots est toujours (pronom interrogatif )/auxiliaire/Sujet/verbe/(complément)

d/ do est un auxiliaire et il ne veut rien dire en français

e/ do sert dans les questions et les réponses négatives.

f/do sert pour répondre de façon courte. comme quand on dit juste oui en français.

  • 4 WRITE THE WORDS IN THE RIGHT ORDER : écrivez les mots dans le bon ordre

a- I have lunch in my kitchen

b- I have breakfast in my kitchen

c- I don’t watch cartoons on TV

d- do you watch TV in the kitchen ?

e- do you watch TV ?

IRREGULAR VERBS, 5ème BE to MEET

Game#1 from BE to FIGHT  

game#2 de be à fight

Game#3 from BE to FIGHT

game#4 de be à fight

Game#5 from BE to FIGHT   spelling

Game#6 from FIND to MEET

game#7 de find à meet

Game#5 from FIND to MEET

game#6 de find à meet

Game#7 from FIND to MEET  spelling

GAME #8 from BE to MEET, in context

game#9 verbes en contexte: Prince Philip

game#10 verbes en contexte : questions

Millionaire

James Bond game

3 IRREGULAR VERBS : from BE to MEET

PLAY here

and HERE

Fill in with the right  verbs :

1 Did you …any money in your pockets ? 2 I …$10 this morning. 3 Did you …your bed ?4 I didn’t …my bed 5 Did you… the table ?

6 Did you … your verbs ? 7 Did you …to school by tramway ?8 Did you … a postcard for me ? 9 Did you …happy yesterday ?          10 … it rain yesterday ? 11 …. you in Angers yesterday ? 12 Did you…breakfast this morning ? 13 Did you … home last weekend?

14 Did you …a lamp yesterday at 6:00 p.m. ? 15 Did you …anywhere ?

VERBS : find,found/make,made/lay,laid/forget,forgot/come,came/draw,drew/feel,felt/do,did /be, was,were/have,had/leave,left/light,lit/ go,went

KEY

1 find / 2 found /3 make/ 4 make / 5 lay /6 forget / 7 come / 8 draw / 9 feel / 10 Did / 11 Were / 12 have / 13 go /14 light /15 go

 

HOME

Picture generated by Midjourney

  • WRITE A TEXT TO DESCRIBE YOUR HOME :

Do you live in a house or in a flat ? Where do you live exactly ? How many bedrooms are there ? Do you share your bedroom ? What colour are the walls ? What colour is the floor ? Is the room big or small ? What ‘s there in your room ? What are your favourite things in your bedroom ? Have you got a television or a computer in your bedroom ? What can you see and hear from your room ? Is it comfortable, cozy, or horrible ? Do you like your bedroom and why ?

HELP :

The walls are …. The floor is …. It is a ……room. There is + singular// There are+ plural/ From my window, I can see … and I can hear…

I like/love/ hate…it because… it is

1   2  
3   4  
5 the living-room 6 the alarm clock
7   8 the study
9   10 the corridor
11   12 the cellar
13 the deck/the patio 14 the toilet
15   16  
17 the picture 18 the attic

1 Il manque les mots suivants dans le tableau, servez-vous du dessin pour les trouver : The bathroom/the balcony/the table/the hall/the garage/the dining-room/the kitchen/the bedroom/the stairs

 

MEMORIZE THE VOCABULARY with these :

GAME #1

GAME#2 match sounds and pictures

GAME #3

GAME #4

GAME FURNITURE #5

GAME FURNITURE#6

 

2 MATCH THE ACTIVITIES AND THE ROOM OR THE PLACE : associez les activités de la colonne de gauche et les endroits où elles se passent dans la maison.

1 have breakfast garden
2 cook patio/deck
3 have a shower living-room
4 go to sleep kitchen
5 watch TV bedroom
 6 do(…) homework bathroom
7 brush (…) teeth dining-room
8 relax park
9 get dressed toilet

MEMORIZE THE VOCABULARY with these :

GAME #1

GAME #2

GAME #3

 3 Write the words in the correct order. Écrivez les mots dans le bon ordre.

a/ My father/T.V. in the study/watches.

b/ My sister her/teeth/ brushes/in the bathroom.

c/ I/my homework/do/in the kitchen.

d/ don’t/do/I/my homework /in my bedroom.

e/ My/relax/in the garden/parents.

f/ The cat/to sleep/goes/on my bed.

GAME#4

LISTEN TO EMMA I.

KEY (solutions)

Les pièces sont numérotées sur le plan de la maison :

1 the bathroom 2 the garage
3 the bedroom 4 the kitchen
5 the living-room 6 the alarm clock
7 the balcony 8 the study
9 the table 10 the corridor
11 the hall 12 the cellar
13 the deck/the patio 14 the toilet
15 the stairs 16 the dining-room
17 the picture 18 the attic

2 MATCH THE ACTIVITIES AND THE ROOM OR THE PLACE : associez les activités de la colonne de gauche et les endroits où elles se passent dans la maison.

I have breakfast in the kitchen/dining-room.

I cook in the kitchen.

I have a shower in the bathroom.

I go to sleep in my bedroom.

I watch TV in the living-room.

I do my homework in my bedroom/in the dining-room.

I brush my teeth in the bathroom.

I relax in my bedroom/in the living-room/in the garden

I get dressed in my bedroom/in the bathroom.

3

a/ My father watches T.V. in the study

b/ My sister brushes her teeth in the bathroom.

c/ I do my homework in the kitchen.

d/ I don’t do my homework in my bedroom.

e/ My parents relax in the garden.

f/The cat goes to sleep on my bed.

  • DRAWING CHALLENGE :

THIS IS A TEMPLATE SO THAT YOU CAN DRAW THE ROOM OF YOUR DREAMS OR YOUR BEDROOM, ANY ROOM YOU WANT ! PLEASE DRAW THIS ON AN A4 SHEET OF PAPER. THEN, YOU CAN SEND ME A PHOTO OF YOUR DRAWING. THE THREE WINNERS WILL WIN A STICKER. Ceci est un modèle pour que vous dessiniez la pièce de vos rêves ou votre chambre, la pièce que vous voulez ! 

 

  • LOOK AT THE  VOCABULARY HERE : Apprenez le vocabulaire
  • WRITE THE VOCABULARY LIST IN YOUR ENGLISH BOOK :  écrivez la liste par ordre alphabétique en commençant par le mot français. Vous pouvez créer deux colonnes. La présentation doit être propre.

armoire/bain/bureau/ canapé/chaise/chambre/cuisine/cuisinière/douche/étagère(s)/fauteuil/fenêtre/gazinière/jardin/lampe/lit/ordinateur/placards/porte/poster/réfrigérateur/salle de bain/salon/table/télévision/toilettes

READING COMPREHENSION :

READ THIS DEFINITION AND WRITE THE RIGHT WORD FROM YOUR LIST (lisez les définitions et écrivez à côté le mot  qui correspond dans votre liste).

  • a/ a plot of ground, usually near a house, where flowers, vegetables, fruits, or herbs are cultivated.
  • b/a box, room, or cabinet in which food, drink, etc., are kept cool by means of mechanical refrigeration.
  • c/an opening in the wall of a building, for the admission of air or light, commonly fitted with a frame in which are set movable sashes containing panes of glass.
  • d/ a room furnished for sleeping, with a bed.
  • e/  a large print of a painting, photograph, etc., used to decorate a wall

KEY (solutions)

Armoire = wardrobe Jardin=garden
Bain=bath Lampe=lamp
Bureau= desk  Lit=bed
Canapé=sofa Ordinateur= computer
Chaise=chair Placards= cupboards
Chambre= bedroom Porte=door
Cuisine=kitchen Poster=poster
Cuisinière= cooker Refrigerateur= fridge,refrigerator
Douche= shower Salle de bain= bathroom
Etagère(s)= bookshelf, bookshelves Salon=living-room
Fauteuil= armchair Table=table
Fenêtre= window Télévision = TV
Gazinière=cooker 😉 Toilettes = toilets
  • READ THIS DEFINITION AND WRITE THE RIGHT WORD FROM YOUR LIST (lisez les définitions et écrivez à côté le mot  qui correspond dans votre liste).
  • a/ a plot of ground, usually near a house, where flowers, vegetables, fruits, or herbs are cultivated = garden
  • b/a box, room, or cabinet in which food, drink, etc., are kept cool by means of mechanical refrigeration=refrigerator/fridge
  • c/ an opening in the wall of a building, for the admission of air or light, commonly fitted with a frame in which are set movable sashes containing panes of glass=window
  • d/ a room furnished for sleeping, with a bed=bedroom
  • e/  a large print of a painting, photograph, etc., used to decorate a wall=poster