Monday, June 16th 2003
Workbook p.92 - 2. Le verbe
“want” (vouloir)
book p.98 - 1. What do they want
people to do?
1) This man wants his son to do his homework.
He doesn’t want him to watch television.
2) This girl wants her
dog to catch the ball.
3) This lady wants the
teenager to take the dustbin out.
4) The teacher wants the
pupils to concentrate.
He would like them to concentrate.
He doesn’t want them to
make mistakes.
He would like them not to make mistakes.
5) The doctor wants the
child to get exercise.
He is telling him to get exercise.
is asking
He doesn’t want him to eat sweet food.
He is telling him not
to eat sweet food.
is asking
Tuesday, June 17th 2003
Workbook p.94: TO / NOT TO
book p.107 - 5 :
1. Sandra’s mother doesn’t want
her to go out in the evening.
2. I would like my father to
be at home more often.
3. My friend asked me to
lend him / her money.
4. The doctor told Laura to
eat less sugar / fewer sweets.
5. The teachers would like
us to work more.
On n’utilise jamais “that” après
les verbes “want”, “ask”, “tell” et “would like”.
I like playing
football.
↓
goût
I would like to
play football.
↓
souhait
book p.99 - 2 : suggestions
1) Let’s + V (ex: Let’s work!)
2) Shall
I + V / Shall we + V (ex: Shall we work!)
3) Why
not + V (ex: Why not work?)
4) Why
don’t we + V (ex: Why don’t we work?)
5) What
about + V-ing (ex: What about
working?)
6) How
about + V-ing (ex: How about working?)