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English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.

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Warm up: April Fool's Day + Correction

Hey, today we first did a quick warm up about April Fool's Day and here is what we said about it: "to be written by Marine" Then we started to correct the mock exams dating back from February. Here are the important words / expressions in the written...

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The Gold Rush - 1 Mark's trip to the USA

The Gold Rush - 1 Mark's trip to the USA

Hey, today we first did a quick recap of what we had said about the picture with the Rolls Royce. Then we moved on with a new document about Mark. You can listen to his conversation with a friend after he came back to England from the States: Here is...

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Song of the moment by Lucie + End of the translation

Hey, today we first had the comments of Lucie on her "song of the moment". She needs to record herself so as to validate her grade. Here is what we wrote about her presentation: The rhythm is catchy and you remember the melody very easily. It remains...

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Coexist - Sunday Bloody Sunday, by U2

Coexist - Sunday Bloody Sunday, by U2

Hey, we first started the lesson by commenting on the picture entitled "Coexist" that you can see below. Here is what we said about it: The main religions in the Western world † : the Ca th olic / Christian Cross. ☪ : the Muslim Crescent (Moon). ✡ : the...

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Saint Patrick's Day - Oral Comprehension TEST

Saint Patrick's Day - Oral Comprehension TEST

Hey, voici une fiche d'évaluation portant sur le document ci-dessous. Dites-moi si vous y voyez des erreurs et/ou des améliorations possibles. Enjoy! Click here to download the worksheet: Click here to download the video flv file:

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La prononciation des mots en "ch-..."

La prononciation des mots en "ch-..."

En anglais, tous les mots qui commencent par "ch-..." se prononcent d'une certaine manière. On prononce un [t] avant le ch- pour TOUS les mots sauf pour ceux qui sont directement empruntés à une autre langue. On dira ainsi un "t"chewing-gum, ou "t"chest...

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