Monday, February 23rd How to react d id If you are pleased/excited, you can say : - Cool! Nice! (Sympa) - Great! We had a great time! It was great! iou - Fabulous! Fantastic! Brilliant! osseum wikid - Awesome! Wicked! (Trop bien!) - It was the best ever! - It was so funny! It was hilarious! hi-lè-ri-euss If you are surprised, you can say : - Really?! - I can't believe it! No kidding?! (Sérieux?!) (Just kidding! Je rigole!) If you are sorry, you can say : - That's a shame! - Bad luck! If you are disappointed, you can say : la'ozi - It was lousy... (The weather was lousy)(weather = météo, temps) - It was rotten! (pourri) - Don't ask! (ask = demander) eu - It was rubbish! - It was ridiculous! iou If you are fed up, you can say : - It was dead boring! - I'm sick and tired of the rain (pluie), my brother, etc. taïd
Thursday, February 26th Rappel sur le présent simple (qui parle des habitudes) - Au présent, la marque de conjugaison est un S avec he/ she/ it - Pour mettre au négatif, NOT ne peut pas être seul : il doit avoir un auxiliaire s' il n' y a pas d' auxiliaire autour, on utilise DO DO absorbe la conjugaison, c' est- à- dire S avec he/ she/ it, et devient DOES I eat chocolate every day. => I don't eat fruit everyday. She eat s chocolate every day. => She doesn' t eat vegetables/ greens/ veggies. - Dans les questions, l'auxiliaire passe avant le sujet si c' est DO, il absorbe la conjug., c' est- à- dire S avec he/ she/ it, et devient DOES Do you run everyday? Does he practise sport every week? LE PRETERIT = le passé 1) Au passé, il y a deux types de verbes : - Avec les verbes réguliers, il suffit de rajouter ED ( à toutes les personnes) Exemple : It rained all day. She watched TV everyday last weekend. Attention, le ED se prononce ID, T, D - Avec les verbes irréguliers, pas de règle : il faut les apprendre par coeur Exemple : We won the finals yesterday! 2) Forme négative Comme d' habitude, il faut un auxiliaire pour porter le NOT Si on prend DO comme auxiliaire, il absorbe la conjugaison passé et devient D ID Comme DO a absorbé la conjugaison passé du verbe, celui- ci revient à l' infinitif Exemple : si DO absorbe le passé de RAIN ED, il reste l'infinitif RAIN It didn't rain this weekend. Exemple : si DO absorbe le passé de WON, il reste l'infinitif WIN He did n't win the finals. Bad luck! 3) Pareil pour les questions! On emploie DID et le verbe revient donc à l' infinitif Did you try the giant roller coaster? What did you get up to this weekend?
D'autres exemples de phrases au preterit Did you have a good weekend? As- tu passé un bon weekend? Did you go to the fun fair? Es- tu allé à la fête foraine? Where did you go? Où est- ce que tu es allé? How did it go? Comment ça s'est passé? Who did you go with? Avec qui y es- tu allé? We went to the new mall. Nous sommes allés au nouveau centre commercial. Did you see Big Ben? Tu as vu Big Ben? What did you do? Qu' est- ce que tu as fait? What did you get for your birthday? Qu'est-ce que tu as eu pour ton anniversaire? I missed out on Johnny's party on Saturday. J'ai raté la fête de Johnny samedi. They cancelled the match again! Ils ont encore annulé le match! I bought some new trainers/ sneakers. J' ai acheté de nouvelles baskets. We spent the weekend in London! spend ( passer du temps) On a passé le week-end à Londres. Rappel : le preterit de BE So it was open! Donc c' était ouvert? So how was the show yesterday? Alors, comment c' était le spectacle hier? How was your weekend? Comment ça s'est passé ton weekend? Vocabulary every day, every weekend : tous les jours/ weekends all day, all weekend : toute la journée/ le weekend What's the matter? : Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas? What about...? = Ca te tente...? Comment ça s'est passé...? fun fair, amusement park : fête foraine, parc d'attraction
Tuesday, March 3rd Prononciation du ED ED se prononce D, T ou ID : on choisit le plus facile ET le plus rapide Si le dernier son du verbe se dit avec la voix, le ED se prononce D I love d this movie! We surprise d our sister for her birthday! Si le dernier son du verbe se dit sans la voix, le ED se prononce T I watch ed an amazing movie last night. He look ed after me when I was a baby. Si le ED ne peut se prononcer D ou T, on le prononce ID This match disappoin ted me a lot! My parents deci ded to move. ( de déménager)
Homework 2 a- My parents bought a new car one year ago. il y a 3 ans : 3 years ago il y a deux heures : two hours ago b- Yesterday, I tidied my bedroom. c- We visited the castle then we went to the cinema. d- I watched TV then we ate a big chocolate cake. e- I wanted to go to the bookshop. f- He took my hand! Homework 3 a- The baby didn't sleep at all last night. b- When I was a little girl, I didn't want TO wear glasses. c- Santa Claus didn't come this year! d- We didn't see any horses! e- You didn't do your homework this weekend. Homework 4 a- What present/gift did you bring? Who was there? I got him a football. There were his cousins and his friends. b- What film/movie did you see? Was it good? Did you like it? Who plays in it? I saw The Fast & The Furious, an action movie. Yes, it was great! I loved it! There are Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson in it. c- What time did you go home? I went home at midnight. I was dead tired! d- What did you do last weekend? I slept in all morning. Then I watched TV all afternoon. On Sunday, I hung out with my friends : we played basketball. Nothing much = Nothing special : rien de spécial. e- Where did you go? I went to the mall / internet café / park. f- What did you watch on TV? What show did you watch? I watched some stupid/dumb reality TV. g- Who won? My sister did.
Homework 1 hoovered(d) = passer l'aspi cleaned(d) = nettoyer ( sans eau) wash ed( t) = laver ( avec eau) watch ed( t) = regarder la TV, un spectacle, avec attention, surveiller cooked( t) = cuisiner baked( t) = faire des gâteaux looked( t) = regarder look at : regarder look after : surveiller finished( t) = terminer surfed( t) = surfer walked( t) = marcher talked( t) = parler invited( id) = inviter visited( id) = visiter Homework 5 a- When I was little / a kid, I was very shy. b- You weren't late this morning. c- Where was she yesterday? d- We were embarrassed(t) because we lost their book. e- What about the other team? They were ridiculous/ terrible!
Thursday, March 12th Weekend vocabulary play football/ the Wii/ some music/ board games : jouer à des jeux de société with my gang : avec ma bande help out my parents with the housework : aider mes parents à la maison do my chores : faire mes tâches ménagères tch go to the park the pool : piscine the museum the movie theatre : cinema the Turkish baths : hammam the game : match the beach i-è-teur the theatre s the restaurant the zoo a wedding : mariage a funeral " fiou- neu- reul": enterrement the airport the ice- rink : patinoire ride my bike : faire du vélo ( seul) ride our motorbikes : faire la moto ( avec des amis ) ride my scooter : faire de la trottinette visit my grandparents/ grandma/ grandpa/ cousins/ uncle/ aunt " ant" sleep in all morning : faire la grasse matinée toute la matinée stay up late : se coucher tard have a walk : faire un balade have a run : faire un footing visit Paris / go to Paris pack : faire ses bagages go skateboarding rollerblading bowling skiing tree- climbing ( accrobranche) aï shopping buy new trainers / buy a new sweater... watch the big game
have a fight with my brother/half-sister : me disputer avec... buy a present for my sister's birthday è hang out with my friends : trainer avec mes amis swim in my cousin' s swimming pool : nager dans la piscine de ma/ mon cousin( e) do my homework eï bake : faire des gâteaux tch cook : cuisiner ( salé) tidy my room = clean my room have a barbecue have a sleepover : faire une soirée pyjama throw a party : organiser une fête build a cabin : construire une cabane do some DIY (do it yourself ) : faire du bricolage aï drive delivery tricycles : conduire des triporteurs
Monday, March 23rd A good weekend On Friday evening : vendredi soir On Saturday morning : samedi matin On Sunday afternoon : dimanche après- midi ( quand on parle d' un jour précis, il y a toujours ON ) In the morning : le matin In the afternoon : l' après- midi In the evening : le soir AT : là où on EST I hung out at the park with my friends. TO : là où on va I went to the park with my friends.