English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.
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For those of you who didn't know the band "Radiohead", here is the song "15 steps" which I think is quite groovy. Hope you'll like it. You can download many Radiohead songs if you want to discover the band on beezik.com for free provided you watch a commercial...
Read moreHey, today was the end of our sequence about Ireland. I hope that you have succeeded in understanding the video correctly and that you have produced interesting dialogues. I'll be giving you your results asap, hopefully before the vacation. You can watch...
Read moreHey, today we first started the class with the study of a chronology about Ireland and we tried to determine why there were territorial and religious problems in Ireland. Here is what we said about this chronology: "to be written by Cindy" Then we moved...
Read moreHey, today we first talked about the Californian road trip that I am going to take during the Easter holidays. Here is what we said about it: A road trip / (to) take a road trip. During the Easter holidays, the teacher will take a road trip to California,...
Read moreHey, today we first had a little warm up about "Easter". Here is what we said about the celebration: Easter is a religious celebration at the beginning, but it has become a pagan feast. Tradition has it that children look for Easter eggs in their gardens....
Read moreHey, today we first had the presentation by Sandy of her "song of the moment". To validate her grade, she will need to record herself. Here is what we said about the video clip and the singer: "to be written by Cindy" Then we continued speaking about...
Read moreHey, today we first did a quick warm up about "illegal downloading". Here is what we said about the document we studied: The document deals with illegal downloading, i.e. when people download music from the Internet for free / without paying. Lily Allen...
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Vous avez sans doute appris au collège que le futur se formait en anglais grâce à l'auxiliaire modal "will". Ce n'est que partiellement vrai car, comme vu dans des posts précédents, il n'y a que deux temps en anglais : le présent et le passé. Tout le...
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Hey, here is a video document from the History Channel and a worksheet to assess students' oral comprehension about it. You can download the worksheet here (pdf version): Tell me what you think about it and if you think it could be modified in any way....
Read moreWednesday 31 March 2010 VOCABULARY : How come : comment se fait-il que ? Je viens de faire quelque chose=I have just +participe passée du verbe I can’t afford to +verbe= je n’ai pas les moyens de + verbe To comply with the deadlines: respecter les délais...
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