• Hello everyone,

    Today, you met Charlotte, our new language assistant. You asked her a lot of questions.

    Then, we worked on the second part of the video (Falling Down).

    Before watching it, we imagined what would happen next.

    Here is what we wrote:

    Wednesday, October 12th

    (the twelfth)

     

    Charlotte’s presentation

     

    She is twenty-one years old. She is American and she comes from Vermont.

    She can ski and play lacrosse.

    She has a black dog. Its name is Bo. It’s a he.

    She has two brothers, Ben and Henry.

    She likes eating Thai food, Chinese food and Japanese food.

    She likes practicing yoga.

     

    This is lacrosse:

    Meet the assistant + video part 2

     

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    Video: Falling Down – part 2

     

    I think / I believe / I suppose / I guess / I imagine the customer will:

    - become furious.

    - punch the manager.

    - get his breakfast.

     

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    HOMEWORK: Friday, 14th: learn the lesson (video part 2) 

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  • Hello everyone,

    Last time, we finished listening to the conversation taking place in a restaurant.

    We worked on questions.

    Then, we started working on a movie extract (Falling Down) during which a customer wants to order breakfast in a diner.

    Here is the lesson:

    Tuesday, October 11th

    (the eleventh)

    Ordering food in a restaurant: questions 

               WAITER                                          CUSTOMER

    Are you ready to order?                                What kind of soup is the soup of the day?

    What would you like to know?                       What kind of vegetables is served with the fish?

    How about you, Madam?                               Is the ice-cream really homemade?

    Would you like to order dessert? 

    Anything to drink?

    Would you like tea or coffee afterwards?

     

    Falling Down : video 1

    There are three main characters:

    - Sheila, the waitress,

    - Rick, the manager,

    - the customer.

    The customer wants to order breakfast but breakfast time is over.

    The waitress and the manager want the customer to order lunch because it is eleven thirty-four (11:34).

     

    HOMEWORK: Wednesday, 12th: learn the lesson 

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  • Hello everyone,

    Yesterday, we listened to a conversation taking place at an airport.

    Here is the information you found:

    Tuesday, October 11th

    (the eleventh)

    Listen: passport

    First name: Thomas 

    Surname: PURDEY 

    Age: 35 

    City of origin: Sydney 

    Country of origin: Australia 

    Nationality: Australian

     

    His first name is Thomas.

    His surname is PURDEY.

    He is thirty-five years old.

    He is from Sydney in Australia.

    He is Australian.

    Numbers

    1: one – 2: two – 3: three – 4: four – 5: five – 6: six –

    7: seven – 8: eight – 9: nine – 10: ten

    11: eleven - 12: twelve

    13: thirteen

    14: fourteen

    15: fifteen

     

    HOMEWORK: Thursday, 13th: learn the lesson + numbers 

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  • Hello everyone,

    On Friday, we worked on imaginary situations.

    We imagined ourselves in Aron's shoes:

    Friday, October 7th

    (the seventh)

    Identify Aron’s problems

    Aron can’t sleep so he can be very tired / exhausted.

    He can die from dehydration because he doesn’t have much water and the weather is extremely hot.

    He can’t communicate with anyone because he doesn’t have a cellphone and the girls can’t hear him.

    He can be injured because he can’t sit down or move.

     

    What would you do if you were in his situation?

    If he were in his situation, Winter would be scared.

    If she were in his situation, Romane would try to release her arm.

    => Avec cette structure, on s’imagine à la place d’Aron.

    Ce n’est pas réalisable, c’est uniquement fictif.

     

    C’est pourquoi on utilise « were » et pas « was ».

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    HOMEWORK: Monday, 10th: learn one example + the structure "If... were ... would + BV"

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  • Hello everyone,

    Today, we listened to three people talking about their origins, nationalities and languages.

    Here is the lesson:

    Monday, October 10th

    (the tenth)

    Listen: Who is speaking?

     

    1)Yumiko: English and Japanese.

    Nationality: Yumiko is Japanese.

    Origin: She is from Japan.

    Languages: She speaks English and Japanese.

     

    Exercise: refais des phrases sur le même modèle que celui de la leçon en utilisant ces éléments:

    2)  Hans, German, Germany, English, Italian,

    3) Gill, English, Indian origins, English, Hindi,

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    HOMEWORK: Tuesday, 11th: learn the lesson (Yumiko)

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