Hello everyone,

Today, you had a flashtest about "would like to".

Then, we worked on typical English houses.

We started with the pronunciation:

HOMEWORK: learn the names of houses in England for Thursday 7th

Hello pupils,

Today, you worked really hard! 

Here is the lesson and more:

Friday, April 1^st

(the first)

April fool (a fool: a stupid person)

Expressing a wish (un souhait)

WOULD LIKE 

1)Phrases affirmatives:

è    I would like a swimming-pool.

è    I would like to have a big garden.

Quand “would like” est suivi d’une base verbale, on ajoute to avant le verbe. A l’oral : « would like » devient : « ‘d like » 

2) Phrases négatives :  

è    I wouldn’t like to have an old house. 

3)Questions:

On commence la question par l’auxiliaire “would”.

è    Would you like to have a big bedroom?  

è   

è     MY WISH LIST

I want to have at least five bathrooms.

                           (minimum)

I would like to pay less than ( - )five thousand six hundred dollars a month.

I would like to have an indoor and an outdoor swimming-pool.

I want to have more than ( + ) five big bedrooms.

LES PRONOMS INTERROGATIFS

How many rooms would you like to have?

How much would you like to pay?

HOMEWORK: Wednesday, 6^th:

Learn the lesson on “would like” + voc (at least, less than...)

Hello everyone,

Today you worked with the assistant and also with me.

We discovered how to express a wish: we use "WOULD LIKE".

We'll continue working on it tomorrow.

No homework!

Hello everyone,

Today, you had to draw the floor plan of a house and read a text to find all the rooms.

Then, we elaborated a word bank:

Hello everyone,

Today, we started with some revisions. Then, you had to imagine the perfect house for Mandy and Joe and act the visit of their future house.

Friday, March 25^th

(the twenty-fifth)

The genitive [‘s]

The couple’s wish list

La liste de voeux du couple

       HOMEWORK : Wednesday, 30th :

       Learn the lesson about the genitive (+ examples).

        Exercise: Say it in English :

1.  Les chaussures de Bob. Bob’s shoes.

2.  Les yeux de mon frère. My brother’s eyes.

3.  Le ballon de mon ami. My friend’s ball.

4.  La salle de classe de mon professeur. My teacher’s classroom.