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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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Correction of your comprehension tests - Harry Potter

Hey,

today during the first hour of class, we came back on the meaning of the document you had to analyse last Thursday. Here is what we said about it:

Before J.K.R wrote Harry Potter, she used to work in a coffee shop in the afternoon with her baby. She used to be broke and jobless but now she has become famous and rich. Thanks to her stories, J.K.R has many fans and she has much success in the world. She has transformed her 4 best-sellers into blockbuster movies.
Journalists have written a lot of rubbish and gossips about J.K.R. They have distorted and exaggerated her character. Maybe, they said she was a witch.

Grammar:
Used to exprime le passé révolu et dont la situation est différente aujourd'hui.



You can listen to the extract down here again:


Then I gave you your tests back.

HW: every Tuesday you will have a test on irregular verbs (10 by 10) because you don't know them. So get ready! You can find a list of these verbs at the end of your text books.
HW: don't forget that you have Questions #8 & 9 from the worksheet on the text "Moving" to compete on a separate sheet of paper. I'll pick them up on Thursday.
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<br /> lesson: Before J.K.R wrote Harry Potter, she used to work in a coffee shop in the afternoon with her baby.<br /> She used to be broke and jobless but now she has become famous and rich. Thanks to her stories,J.K.R has many fans and she has much success in the world. She has transformed her 4 best-sellers into<br /> block bouster movies.<br /> Journalists have written a lot of Rubbish and grossins about J.K.R. They have distorted and exagerated her character. Maybe, they said she was a witch.<br /> <br /> Used to exprime le passé fini.<br /> <br /> <br />
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<br /> Thanks Mégane for the update.<br /> Be careful to the new vocabulary word: "gossip"<br /> Take care,<br /> M. Hattais.<br /> <br /> <br />