Tuesday, January 14th
2003
English test n°12
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Name: 4e5 – English test n°12 La formation du présent simple: A la forme affirmative, quand rajoute-t-on un -s au verbe? …………………………………………….. Complète les phrases avec les verbes suivants: eat / eats / laugh / laughs / sleep / sleeps: 1. Mike …………. a lot of sweets and snacks. It’s bad for his health. 2. I hate fish, I never …………. any. 3. Young children …….…... a lot: more than twelve hours a day. 4. When a film is funny, people …………….. . |
I have a shower once a day. (once = one time)
I brush my teeth twice a day. (twice = two times)
I eat three times a day.
Adverbes de fréquence:
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0% |
never |
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↓ |
hardly
ever = very rarely |
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sometimes |
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often
≈ usually |
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100% |
always |
(Questionnaire: Test your health habits! book
p.42)
Friday, January 17th
2003
English test n°13
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Name:
4e5 – English test n°13 1) Je me lave les dents …... fois par jour. = I brush my teeth ………………..…………………… 2) Je prends une douche …… fois par jour. = I have a shower ……………………………………… 3) Je mange …… fois par jour. = I eat ………………………………………………….
Adverbes de fréquence: |
When you are tired you
want to sleep.
La
place de l’adverbe:
Sujet (aux) verbe complément
↑ ↑
expression courte expression longue
(ex: often)
(ex: three times a day)
juste avant
à la fin de la phrase
le verbe
ex: Do you often brush you hair?
I often brush my
hair.
I brush my hair three times a day.
Tuesday, January 21st
2003
English test n°14
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Name: 4e5
– English test n°14 Les expressions courtes (ex: often, never) se
placent……………………………………………………. Les expressions longues (ex: once a day, twice a
day) se placent………………………………….……. Comment dis-tu en anglais: 1. Est-ce que tu te brosses souvent les cheveux
?………………………………………………………… 2. Je me brosse souvent les cheveux.
..…………………………………………………………………… 3. Je me brosse les cheveux trois fois par jour.
……………….…………………………………………… |
Questionnaire: Test your health habits!
Friday, January 24th
2003
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I sometimes feel |
tired good happy excited depressed |
Spend time / money
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I spend |
a lot of |
time watching television. |
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too much |
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I spend |
a lot of |
money on chocolate. |
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too much |
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La structure des questions
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mot interrogatif |
auxiliaire |
sujet |
verbe |
... |
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How much |
do |
you |
spend |
on sweets? |
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How often |
do |
you |
train? |
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Workbook p.38. How
Monday, January 27th
2003
English test n°15
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Name: 4e5
– English test n°15 Retrouve les phrases du
cours qui veulent dire: 1) Je me sens parfois
fatigué(e):................................................................................................................................. 2) Je passe beaucoup de
temps à regarder la
télé:...................................................................................................... 3) Je dépense trop
d’argent en
chocolat:..................................................................................................................... |
Book p.51 ex.5 dialogue entre Pat Stevens (P) et Dr Boyd (Dr B)
1. Dr B: How old are you?
P: I’m 37.
2. Dr B: How much do you weigh?
P: I weigh 58 kilos.
3. Dr B: How tall are you?
P: I’m 1m63.
4. Dr B: Do you have lunch at home?
P: No, I have lunch at work.
5. Dr B: How many meals a day do you have?
P: I have three meals a day.
6. Dr B: How many hours a day do you work?
P: I work eight hours a day.
7. Dr B: How many days a week do you work?
P: I work five days a week.
8. Dr B: Do you go to work on foot?
P: No, I don’t. I go by bus.
9. Dr B: How far from home do you work?
P: I work about ten miles
from home.
10. Dr B: How often do you practise sport?
P: Twice a week. I swim on
Tuesdays and I play tennis at the week-end.
book p.43 – “Don’t become a couch potato!”
This boy is fat because...
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he eats too much |
sugar pizza popcorn |
and too many |
chips (US) ( = crisps (GB)). French fries (US) ( = chips (GB)). biscuits |
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(indénombrables) (dénombrables) |
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Tuesday, January 28th
2003
The boy’s diet
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indénombrables |
dénombrables au pluriel |
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He eats |
too much popcorn |
too many chips (US) |
(trop de...) |
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He |
shouldn’t should not |
eat |
so much popcorn less popcorn |
so many chips fewer chips |
(autant de...) (moins de...) |
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He eats |
very little fish |
very few vegetables |
(très peu de...) |
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He should eat He doesn’t eat |
more fish enough fish |
more vegetables enough vegetables |
(plus de...) ((pas) assez de...) |
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↓ ↓ not enough |
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should / SUd /
should’nt
/ SUdnt /
enough
/ I'nÃf /
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Avec les noms INDÉNOMBRABLES, (= qu’on ne peut pas compter, ex: “chocolate”,
“butter”, “water”) on utilise MUCH (ou ses composés: too
much, so much, how much...?, ...) et LITTLE (ou ses composés: very little, so little,...). Avec les noms DÉNOMBRABLES, ( = qu’on peut compter un à
un, et donc mettre au pluriel, ex: “cookies”, “apples”) on utilise MANY (ou ses composés: too
many, so many, how many...?,...) et FEW (ou ses composés: very few, so few,...). |
Friday, January 31st
2003
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Name: 4e5
– English test n°16 Complète le dialogue entre Pat Stevens (P) et Dr Boyd (Dr B): 1) Dr B.:
....................................................................................................... P: I’m 37. 2) Dr B.:
....................................................................................................... P: I weigh 58 kilos. 3) Dr B.:
....................................................................................................... P: I’m 1m63. 4) Dr B.:
....................................................................................................... P: I work five days a
week. 5) Dr B.:
....................................................................................................... P: Twice a week. I swim on Tuesdays and
I play tennis at the week-end. |
A potato is a vegetable with a
brown or yellow skin.
Many people eat too many potato
chips.
dénombrable dénombrable
A
“couch potato” is a fat lazy person who eats too much and spends too
much time on a couch,
for example watching TV.
A couch is a sofa.
Monday, February 10th
2003
(picture of the boy, book p. 43)
- This boy should lose weight.
- He should go on a diet.
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- He should get exercise, for
example he should |
run. swim. play tennis. |
- He shouldn’t go to fast food
restaurants.
- He shouldn’t spend so much
time watching TV.
Meals: breakfast
(in the morning), lunch (at noon = at 12 o’clock), dinner (in the evening)
Tuesday, February 11th
2003
Workbook p.40, 8. Should /
Shouldn’t
SHOULD dans les questions:
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What What (mot
interrogatif) |
should shouldn’t Should auxiliaire |
you you you sujet |
eat? eat? change verbe |
your health habits? (complément) |
EVER dans les questions:
Do you ever go to fast
food restaurants?
“Est-ce
qu’il t’arrive de...”
weekdays = days of the week (≠
weekend)
schooldays = days when you go to
school
Tell me about
your health habits:
INTRODUCTION: Do
you think you are in good health or in bad health? DIET: What do you eat? What should you eat? And what shouldn’t you eat? Do you ever do to fast food restaurants? Do you eat between meals? How
much do you spend on sweets? EXERCISE: Are you a couch potato? Do you often get exercise? Do you go to school on foot? Should you get exercise more often? Should
you spend less time watching television? SLEEP: What time do you go to bed on weekdays? How much sleep do you get on schooldays? Do you ever feel tired? Do
you ever have nightmares? CONCLUSION: Should you change your health habits? |
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example : My health habits: I think I’m in good health, but I should change my diet. I shouldn’t eat so much chocolate, and I should eat more vegetables. I spend a lot of money on sweets and snacks, and I often go to fast food restaurants when I am in America, but I don’t eat between meals very often. I get exercise once a week, but I should get exercise more
often. I go to school on foot and by bus, but I spend a lot of time watching
television. I think I spend more than twenty hours a week watching
television, so I sometimes feel I am a couch potato! I
usually go to bed at two o’clock in the morning on weekdays, so I only sleep
between four and six hours a night. I don’t have nightmares, but I often feel
tired. I should change my health habits, of course. |
Friday, February 14th
2003
Saint Valentine’s Day is on the
14th of February.
Happy (Saint) Valentine’s Day!
book p.47 ex.2 (More words)
1. An aspirin does you good when you have a headache (
/ 'hedeIk / ).
2. Running five miles is really
tiring! I am exhausted!
3. Blood ( / blÃd /
) is a red liquid running in your veins and arteries.
4. What a terrible accident!
Fortunately, nobody died! But how many are injured ( / 'IndZ«d / ) ?
5. Smoking is bad for your health
( / helT / ).
6. A surgeon ( / 'sÎùdZ«n / ) is a doctor who performs operations.
7. The doctor’s handwriting is
hard to read. What’s in this prescription?
8. Are you crazy? Stop pulling
my hair! It hurts, you know!
book p.51 ex.6
4. You shouldn’t spend so much time
watching TV.
indénombrable
5. Do you ever spend all
your pocket money on sweets?
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6. Tina’s sister shouldn’t eat
so many |
biscuits (GB) cookies (US) dénombrable |
Monday, February 17th
2003
Laura’s interview of Sandra, a
nurse, for her school magazine.
Sandra
doesn’t work in a hospital.
Workbook p.41
Tuesday, February 18th
2003
English test n°17
Monday, March 10th 2003
La quantité
Grosse quantité
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indénombrables au singulier |
dénombrables au pluriel |
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beaucoup de... |
much water |
many chips |
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trop de... (= trop grande quantité de...) |
too much water |
too many vegetables |
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si grande quantité de... |
so much water |
so many cookies |
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plus de |
more water |
more carrots |
Petite quantité
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indénombrables au singulier |
dénombrables au pluriel |
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peu de... |
little water |
few cookies |
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très peu de... |
very little water |
very few vegetables |
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trop peu de... (= trop petite quantité de...) |
too little water |
too few vegetables |
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si peu de... (= si petite quantité
de....) |
so little water |
so few cookies |
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moins de... (= plus petite quantité de...) |
less coke |
fewer carrots |
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pas assez de... |
not enough water |
not enough carrots |