Today we finished reviewing questions while half of the class was with Amanda. If you wish to practise again, just click on the image below and you'll be able to make more exercises! (thanks to Y.Baptiste for sharing his work)

Today, you all made your presentations about Jim Crow Laws. You were very "professional" and some of you really did a great job. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to complete the timeline, so you must do it at home and give it back to me next time. So...

Today we continued studying our text about James Bond. For tomorrow, you have to learn the vocabulary we saw and finish the right or wrong exercise. Look at this article about James Bond to learn more about him.

Today was not the best day ever! Once again, you were very chatty and not very concentrated! We succeeded to correct your webquest on Shakespeare though. Be ready to answer any question I could ask you tomorrow about what we talked today! And here are...

Today I gave you the good news, that is you will now have English lessons in groups. Am very happy for you, because it will allow me to help you more. We studied vocabulary on music. To keep on learning, here is a link to a website where you can learn...

Today we worked on different notions such as probability, permission, obligation, advice, reproach. You had quite some difficulties to find all the expressions, but we finally succeeded in filling in our chart. For next time, you have to complete exrecises...

Today we started the text about James Bond. You worked on the definition of "spy" and you made the list of all the figures in the text. You have to finish the exercise for Thursday. The last James Bond film was released last week. Here is the trailer,...

Today we corrected the three questions and the quiz you had prepared . We also talked about lynching. For more information, see this very interesting article about lynching in the United States on Wikipedia (click on the image)

Today we "painfully" corrected the questions you had prepared last time but we definitely enjoyed Jason's creativity about the end of the text and had quite a laugh with Jeremy's own way of spelling the letter W... So to end our crime stories sequence,...

Sakespeare again!!! You finished working on your webquest about Shakespeare. Hope you succeeded in finding all the most famous quotes from his plays. So I already showed you an extract of "Much Ado About Nothing". Now, enjoy this extract from the very...