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Wednesday, 7 February 2018

American schools: reciting the Pledge and revisions

Today's password: The fifth (5th) wheel = one person too many (une personne de trop)




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Grammar checkpoint #2 : le verbe BE

Today's password: The fifth (5th) wheel = la 5ème roue du carrosse = une personne de trop

Correction de l'exercice:
1) She is nice.
2) It isn't sunny.
3) Is he strict?
4) They are my favourite animals.
5) We are from London.







Another one here.

Tuesday, 6 February 2018

Waitangi Day

Today's password: Waitangi Day.
It celebrates the signing of the Waitangi treaty on 6th February 1840. The Maoris and the British signed the treaty, and it founded New Zealand as a country in the British Empire. Maoris were* allowed to stay and live in New Zealand.

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Grammar checkpoint #2: les pronoms personnels sujets

Today's password: Waitangi Day
Aujourd'hui les néo-zélandais fêtent la signature du traité de Waitangi. Ce traité a fondé la Nouvelle Zélande dans le Royaume Uni tout en permettant au Maoris de rester sur leurs terres.

 




Waitangi Day

Today's password: Waitangi Day
On 6th February 1840, in Waitangi, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the Maoris signed a treaty. It made* New Zealand a part of the UK and it allowed the Maoris to keep living in New Zealand.




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Waitangi Day

Today's password: Waitangi Day
It commemorates the signature of a treaty between New Zealand and the United Kingdom. This treaty allowed New Zealand to be a part of the UK and the Maoris to keep living in their territories.

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Saturday, 3 February 2018

American schools: task 1

Today's password: Groundhog Day
Today groundhogs come out of their burrows and stop hibernating. If it sees its shadow, it goes back to sleep, and Winter will last 6 more weeks.
If it doesn't see its shadow, it stays out and Winter is finished, Spring is here.

Task 1 ⭐


Task 1 ⭐⭐


Bonus! Here is Punxsutawney Phil's prediction about the 2018 Winter:

Friday, 2 February 2018

The Pledge of Allegiance - 4 : Significance

Today's password: Groundhog Day
Groundhogs hibernate in Winter.
Today they come out. If it sees its shadow, Winter will continue for 6 weeks. But if it doesn't see its shadow, Winter is finished, Spring begins.


Congressmen and pupils recite the Pledge at school every day.
You stand up and put your hand on your heart and look at the flag.
It is a sign of respect for the country.

Bonus! This is Phil's prediction for 2018:

The new flatmate - 3

Today's password: Groundhog Day.
On Groundhog Day, a groundhog comes out. If it sees its shadow, Winter will last 6 more weeks. If it can't see its shadow, Spring has come, Winter is finished.


The house is big because tthere are 5 bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and 2 bathrooms.
Alice's room looks perfect, it is furnished: there are a new bed and mattress, and it has a bow window.
The rent is £250 a month plus £50 for electricity and water.
The flat is in the United Kingdom.

Writing: Write an email to answer this ad and convince Gemma you are the ideal flatmate!

Bonus! Here is Punxsutawney Phil's prediction about the 2018 Winter:

Year in review 2017

Today's password: Groundhog Day.
Groundhogs hibernate in Winter.
On Groundhog day, groundhogs come out. When it sees its shadow, Winter will continue for 6 more weeks. But if it doesn't see its shadow, it's Spring, Winter is finished.



Bonus! This is Punxsutawney Phil's prediction about the 2018 Winter:

Thursday, 1 February 2018

Questions and interviews

Today's password: It's all Greek to me! = I don't understand this!



What's the size of the room? How big is the room?
What's the rent? How much is the rent?
Is the room furnished?
How many rooms are in the house?
What qualities are you looking for?
Do you have animals / pets?
Is the room sunny?
Where is the flat located?
How many people live in the house?
Is it all mod. cons. ? What equipment is there?
How frequently / often do you clean?
Can you cook?

Structure des questions: (WH) + Aux + S + V + complément

Un cours ici, un autre là

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Grammar checkpoint #2 : Comparatif - 3

Today's password: It's all Greek to me! = I don't understand this!



Vous pouvez aussi voir les leçons avec des exercices ici:
Leçon 1
Leçon 2
Une autre carte mentale

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