English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.
Hey, today we first warmed up about the traditions and clichés in Ireland and here is what we said: Clichés about Ireland: Legend has it that / It is said that / there are leprechauns in Ireland who are at the bottom of the rainbow and bring luck to people...
Read moreHey, today we first warmed up with a song by rock band The Noisettes, presented by me instead of Nicolas because he was absent. Here is what we said about it + Nicolas's presentation: "to be written by Nicolas" Then we continued our lesson with a vocabulary...
Read moreHey, today we first warmed up with a topical issue. Here is what we said about it: Group 1: The victory of the French handball team. Their victory is astounding. They have won the world cup, the European championship and the olympic games. Aurélie doesn't...
Read moreHey, today we finished correcting your tests on the text entitlted "Black Boy". Here is the correction from question 1 to question 9: 1) The story takes place in classroom. 2) a) "She" refers to the teacher. b) "you" refers to Richard Wright c) "them"...
Read moreClick on the video once (and close the pop-up ad) and a second time to watch this new American TV series which is going to be a hit in France, that's for sure! The Official website for further information: Click Here Enjoy! The Summary: "Four months after...
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Véritable fléau parmi les apprenants français... la fameuse terminaison /ed/ que l'on ne sait jamais ou presque prononcer spontanément. Pourtant la prononciation anglaise répond bien à des règles précises et univoques, surtout dans ce cas. Rien de plus...
Read moreHey, today we first warmed up with "the snow" that was falling in the playground. Here is what we said about it: When I was a child, I used to make snowmen when it was snowing. The perfect snowman: The props: - a broom or skis instead of the broom - a...
Read moreHey, today we first listened to an audio document but there was a fire drill again so we had to evacuate. Here is what we had time to say about it: "to be written by Delphine" You can listen the document again here: Then we corrected the exercise you...
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Hey, today we first warmed up about cultural facts and clichés in Ireland. Here is what we said: Ireland is divided into two parts. Northern Ireland which belongs to the UK and the Republic of Ireland which is independent. It's called the "emerauld isle"...
Read moreHey, today we first warmed up with the study of the credits from Lord of War and here is what we said about them: The man: There is a discrepancy (a gap) between the way the man is dressed (he is wearing a suit and a tie) and the damage around him (houses...
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