English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.
Hi guys, today we finished talking about possible experiences (if you went on holidays in Australia, for example). You had to identify the verbs (regular [d / t / id] or irregular) and make sentences to talk about YOUR personal experience. Finally, we...
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Hi guys, today we worked on the vocabulary worksheet I gave you last time. You had to rephrase some questions to ask other students about their experiences. For example: "Have you ever bungee-jumped?" -> Yes, I have already bungee-jumped. -> No, I have...
Read moreHi guys, today you first tried to remember the vocabulary we used yesterday about spending the best holidays in Australia. Then we continued the lesson with a vocabulary sheet about possible activities to do on holidays. You had to ask the questions to...
Read moreHi guys, after explaining the new system of oral participation, we could begin to study a lesson. It's going to be about Australia. Here is what you said: The best holiday in Australia would be to...: - go there in the Winter - have fun with friends -...
Read moreHi everyone, today was your final test about Oliver Twist. The grades are already on Pronotes. See you after the holidays. Take care, Mr Hattais.
Read moreHi everyone, today we watched the last movie scene we are going to study. It's the part at the bookshop when the boys steal a handkerchief. Oliver is accused and arrested. Here is what we said: The man was reading a book when the thief stole his handkerchief....
Read moreHi everyone, today we worked on a set of rules in the 19th century. We rephrased them to talk about obligations and interdictions. Here is what we said: Obligations: - Boys and girls had to walk in separate lines. - Girls had to enter and leave the room...
Read moreHi everyone, today you first took a grammar test and then we continued the lesson talking about the social conditions in English in the 19th century. Here is what we said: Unlike today, school was not compulsory in the 19th century in England. Children...
Read moreHi, today we corrected your exercises. The 2nd one was about a letter that you could write to an English friend to talk about something extraordinary that happened to you. Last Saturday, my parents went out. I was watching TV with my brother when suddenly...
Read moreHi guys, today you worked on the actions in the movie. Here are some possible examples: The children were speaking to him when Oliver stood up. Oliver was saying "I want some more" when the old man hit him with a stick. He was running when the other children...
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