English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.
Hi guys, today we first checked that you had done your homework correctly and we corrected some flags that you hadn't done properly. Becareful with Ireland and Northern Ireland! They are TWO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES (so = there are TWO different flags). Then...
Read moreHi guys, today we went to the "salle polyvalente" so that we could move around and speak loud without annoying anybody. We started the lesson with warming up our bodies and voices to become actors for an hour. Hope you liked this lesson and that you'll...
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Hi guys, today we finished studying Michelle Obama's campaign about health and sports. Here is the transcript you wrote in the lesson: Experts tell us that kids need 60 minutes of activity a day to grow up healthy . And we know that regular physical activity...
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Hi guys, today we first wrote the lesson about countries, nationalities, and capital cities that we hadn't had time to write. It took you like hours on end... You must be quicker!!!!! Nationalities / Countries / Capital Cities : 1- British (from the United...
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Hi guys, today we completed the lesson about the definition of a super hero with the example of Superman. Here is what you had to write: Superman is a hero because...: - he wants to save the world (he "pledges to champion truth, justice, and the American...
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Hello everyone, today we first corrected your exercises for today about advice and reproaches to your families. Here is what some of you said: - My brother should behave correctly at school. - My family should learn doing more sports. - Kids shouldn't...
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Hi guys, today you first had to act out the scene with Jim Ricotti, Flo Rando, and the customs officer. Some of you did a great job (those who had learnt their lessons...) and some of you didn't... (those who hadn't learnt their lessons...). I'll be posting...
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Hi guys, today you had to act out the dialogue between the customs officer, Jim Ricotti, and his secretary. Here is the lesson: Customs officer (C.O.): "Excuse me sir, may I see your passport please? Your name is Licotti." Jim Ricotti (J.R.): "No, Ricotti....
Read moreHi guys, today you first took a test about the lesson and I have to say I'm QUITE disappointed to see that most of you haven't had good grades... COME ON! When are you going to learn for real and before every lesson...? Then you took a quiz and you asked...
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Hi guys, today we worked on speaking about your origins and your nationality and also about the flags of English speaking countries. We didn't have time to write the lesson in your books so we'll do that next time. You can practise your pronunciation...
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