Partagé- 4e Welcome to your English class
Miss Plédran
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welcome
Miss Plédran ac rennes
UNIT
nº1
4e
to your English class
lesson 3
lesson 4
INDEX
lesson 2
lesson 1
- School stuff
- Rules
- Prepare your cover page
- What do you remember?
- Digital tools
lesson
To do list
A display book
Your notebook
Don't bring your schoolbook, you won't need it in class!
What you must have in English
sCHOOL STUFF
Believe in yourselfAsk for helpNever give up
Raise your handListen to the teacherParticipate
Be politeBe friendlyBe helpful
What you must do in English
THE RULES
Write!
prepare your notebook cover
Class
Full Name
YEAR 9
ENGLISH
Your teacher's name
School Year 2022-2023
llustrate!
prepare your notebook cover
Symbols from the English-speaking world
What do you remember?
What's this?
What do you remember?
Be the first group to complete the grid!
Fill in the grid
group challenge
In class and at home with a pseudo
In class and at home
At home with an email
In class with a pseudo
In class and at home
digital tools
+ info
+ info
+ info
+ info
+ info
Genially
Wordwall
LearningApp
Quizlet
Plickers
- Last man standing
- Brain challenge
lesson
To do list
last man standing
What is the opposite of TALL?
Translate in English: “Je regarde un film.”
Translate in English: “Je me lève souvent à 6h et je suis toujours fatigué.”
If you live in Cardiff (Wales), are you British?
Name 3 countries where they speak English.
How much do you know?
SHORT
UK (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland), Ireland, USA, Australia, Canada...
Yes, I am!
I'm watching a film/ a movie
I often get up at 6 o'clock and I'm always tired.
brain challenge
“I often get up / I'm always tired.”
Pour donner une information neutre sur sa routine ou ses habitudes, on utilise le présent simple. L'adverbe de fréquence se place toujours avant le verbe, sauf quand il s'agit de BE, dans ce cas là, il se met après.
Présent simple / adverbes de fréquence
remember!
“I'm watching a film/ a movie.”
Pour expliquer ce que l'on est en train de faire, on utilise le présent Be + V-ing.Be est conjugué au présent. Il s'accorde avec le sujet et il est suivi d'un verbe en -ing.
Présent Be + V-ing
remember!
10
Put the verbs in the past: Give - Do Visit - Watch
Write the negative form: “He is French and he lives in Paris but he can speak English.”
Translate in English: “Il est plus fort que moi mais je suis plus intelligent.”
Reorder the words:you / the / play / How /do / often / ? / piano
Name at least 2 landmarks / monuments from London;
10
Gave - DidVisited - Watched
“He isn't French and he doesn't live in Paris but he can't speak English.”
He is stronger than me but I'm more intelligent.
How often do you play the piano?
Big Ben, London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Picadilly Circus, Westminster...
How much do you know?
brain challenge
“How often do you play the piano?”
L'ordre des questions est toujours le même: (Mot interrogatif) - Auxiliaire - Sujet - VerbeAu présent simple, l'auxilaire est DO (DOES à la 3e personne du singulier).Be est le seul qui ne respecte pas cette règle, il n'a pas besoin de DO.
Les questions au présent simple
remember!
“stronger / more intelligent”
Adjectifs courts :On ajoute -er à la fin de l'adjectif + than Adjectifs longs :On met more devant l'adjectif puis than après l'adjectif.
Le comparatif de supériorité
remember!
“He isn't French / he doesn't live / he can't speak”
On utilise un auxiliaire auquel on ajoute la négation NOT DO (ou does) => DON'T (ou doesn't).CAN est un auxiliaire modal donc c'est lui qui prend la négation => CAN'TBE n'ayant pas besoin de DO, il suffit d'ajouter NOT => I am not - He isn't - We aren't
Le présent simple à la forme négative
remember!
10
“Gave - Did - Visited - Watched"
Verbes réguliers : ajouter -ed à la finVerbes irréguliers : pas de règle, il faut les connaître par cœur
Le prétérit
remember!
15
14
Name at least 2 landmarks / monuments from New York.
13
Translate in English: “Cette année, je participerai plus en cours et je bavarderai moins”
12
Answer: “Where did you go on holiday this summer?”
11
12. Translate in English: “Je ne suis pas allé à l’école hier. “
Translate in English: “La mère de ma cousine a de long cheveux noirs et bouclés.”
How much do you know?
15
Times Square / the Statue of Liberty / Broadway / the MET / Central Park...
14
This year, I will work more in class and I will chat less.
13
I went to Spain / Nice / the beach / the countryside /
12
I didn't go to school yesterday but I wasn't sick
11
My cousin's mother has long curly black hair
brain challenge
11
"My cousin's mother / long curly black hair"
=> Pour parler d'un lien de famille ou de l'appartenance, on utilise le 's pour désigner le "possesseur" où le lien de parenté.=> Lorsqu'on utilise plusieurs adjectifs pour décrire quelqu'un, il faut respecter l'ordre suivant : T A C taille - aspect - couleur
Le génitif + l'ordre des adjectifs
remember!
12
I didn't go - I wasn't sick
Comme pour le présent simple, on utilise l'auxiliaire DO à la forme négative (DON'T) mais on le met au prétérit => DIDN'TSauf quand il s'agit de BE (qui n'a pas besoin de DO)! Dans ce cas, on le met au prétérit et on ajoute not => WASN'T / WEREN'T
Le prétérit à la forme négative
remember!
14
I will participate more / I will chat less.
Pour exprimer une intention, on utilise l'auxiliaire modal WILL placé devant le verbe comme tous les auxiliaires.
Exprimer une intention (dans le futur)
remember!
Between 13 and 15: Excellent! You are almost an expert.Between 9 and 12: Nice, you know a lot of things about English.Between 5 and 9: Oops! It seems that you forgot lots of things during the summer.Between 0 and 4: Well, you can only get better!
Check your level
Count your points!
- Classroom English
- Group Challenge
- Check your skills
lesson
To do list
Sorry, I didn't do my homework
I need more time, I haven't finished!
Could you turn on the lights please?
May I close the window please?
May I go to the toilet please?
May I open the window, please?
May I go to the nurse, please?
Could you play that again, please?
I don't understand
May I close the blinds, please?
Could you step aside, please?
May I have a tissue, please?
Sorry, I forgot my notebook
Could you speak up please?
May I hand out the documents, please?
Do you know your classroom English?
Practise!
What do you remember?
Unscramble the sentences
become an expert!
SUSPENS
Can you get everything right?
Group challenge!
GO
TURN
OPEN
BLINDS
STEP
UNDERSTAND
Complete with the missing words
Check your skills
AGAIN
HAND OUT
NEED
TISSUE
UP
HOMEWORK
NOTEBOOK
NURSE
WINDOW
Complete with the missing words
Check your skills
- Plickers
- Quizlet
- LearningApp
- Wordwall
- Test
lesson
To do list
Plickers time!
Quizlet
LearningApp
Wordwall
Quick test!
Time's up!
Ready? Steady...Go!
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