english lesson for pre-A1

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- 10 x 7 hours together - 2 tests - Lot of fun !

Welcome to your 1st English lesson!

Good Morning !

Repeat after me <<Répétez arpès moi>>

Be quiet <<Taisez-vous ouFaîtes moins de bruits>>

Listen to me <<écoutez-moi>>

Expressions courantes en classe

Expressions courantes en classe

Expressions courantes en classe

Le verbe stand signifie se tenir debout. Le petit mot up désigne un mouvement vers le haut, il illustre donc le geste qui est fait.

Expressions courantes en classe

Expressions courantes en classe

Lesson 1.

Saluer

GREETINGSHello!

My name is Nolan. Je m’appelle Nolan

• Lorsque je rencontre de nouvelles personnes, je me présente en leur disant comment je m’appelle

Pour me présenter :

Greetings and introduction

- Hello! What’s your name? Bonjour ! Comment t’appelles-tu ?- My name is Tess!-Je m’appelle Tess!

• Pour demander le prénom d'autres personnes, voici ce que je dis pour leur demander comment ils s’appellent :

Greetings and introduction

Let's practice !

Good morning!My name is...

Good morning! What's your name?

Greeetings and introduction

When would you use each of these greetings?

Time-Based Greetings

Good night - Use at night or when saying goodbye

Good evening - Use in the evening

Good afternoon - Use after noon until evening

Good morning - Use in the morning hours

T-U-V

Let's make sure you know your alphabet !

W-X-Y-Z

Q-R-S

L-M-N-O-P

H-I-J-K

E-F-G

A-B-C-D

"Do you know your A,B,Cs?"

"A for Apple, B for ...?"

Let's make sure you know your alphabet !

"Do you know your A,B,Cs?"

- How do you spell your name? <<Comment épelles-tu ton prénom?>> M-A-R-G-A-U, Margau!

"Let's spell your name"

Let's practice

- How do you spell your name? <<Comment épelles-tu ton prénom?>>

"Let's spell your name"

<< Pouvez-vous vous présenter ou peux-tu te présenter? >>

<< Qui êtes-vous ou qui es-tu? >>

Can you introduce yourself?

Who are you?

Let's practice

Exemple: Je suis contente - I am happyJe suis Margau - I am Margau

- Le verbe être = To be en anglais - Il se conjugue de cette manière au présent :

• I am

• You are
• He/she is

• We are
• You are
• They are

Je suisTu esIl/elle/on est Nous sommes Vous êtes Ils/elles sont

Verb: To be

Avec l'auxiliaire to be il suffit d’ajouter not après to be Phrase affirmative: I am in the garden → Je suis dans le jardin Phase négative: I am not in the garden → Je ne suis pas dans le jardin

Auxilaries: To be

Pour répondre à cette question on utilise également l’auxiliaire to be pour renforcer le mot yes ou le mot no. Réponse affirmative: → Yes, I am Réponse négative: → No, I am not

Auxilaries: To be

Pour faire une phrase interrogative avec l’auxiliaire to be, il suffit d’inverser le sujet et le verbe dans une phrase affirmative. Phrase affirmative:You are angry.→ Tu es en colère. Phrase interrogative:Are you angry?→ Es-tu en colère ?

Good morning, I am fine, thank you.

Good morning! How are you?

"How are you? " is a polite way to ask about someone's wellbeing Unformal "What's up?" / "What's new?"

A boring presentation

Asking How Someone Is

Let's practice

How are you? - Two main ways to express how you feel - "I am + mood" (Example: I am happy) "I feel + mood" (Example: I feel happy)

Expressing Your Mood

Let's practice

How are you? - Two main ways to express how you feel - "I am + mood" (Example: I am happy) "I feel + mood" (Example: I feel happy)

Expressing Your Mood

How are you ?

Expressing Your Mood

Let's practice

- How are you? - I am...

Verb: To be

Let's practice

Verb: To be

Let's practice

Verb: To be

Introduction : Les auxiliaires sont des mots un peu spéciaux. Ils peuvent être utilisés comme des verbes classique, mais ils peuvent aussi permettre de conjuguer d’autres verbes. Outils très important en langue anglaise, les auxiliaires to be, to have et to do servent à former les formes négatives et les formes interrogatives des phrases anglaises. Voyons donc chacun des auxiliaires et comment les utiliser.

Auxiliaries: To do

Auxiliaries: To do not

Pour créer une question, il suffit de rajouter l’auxiliaire to do devant une phrase. Exemple Phrase affirmative: You eat chocolate. → Tu manges du chocolat Phrase interrogative: Do you eat chocolate? → Est-ce que tu manges du chocolat?

Phrase affirmative: I eat chocolate Phrase négative: I ................ eat chocolate.

Auxiliaries: To do / to do not

<<Oui >> << Non>>

Do you like it?

<<Oui >> << Non>>

Do you like it?

Do you like it?

• Yes, I do

• No, I don't

Pour répondre à la question "Do you like...?"Je peux dire: <<Oui, j'aime ...>> Yes I do Ou Je peux dire: <<Non, je n'aime pas>> No, I don't

Do you like + ....?

Let's practice

• Yes, I do

• No, I don't

Do you like + ....?

"Do you know your numbers?"

"Let's count together"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

"Which number is missing?"

2 = ?

"Match the numbers to the picture"

2 =

"Match the numbers to the picture"

Exemple: — How old are you? [Quel ge as-tu ?] — I am 45 years old [J'ai 45 ans]

"How old are you?"

Dates: "Months and seasons"

Dates: "Months and seasons"

- 12.25 pm -

- It is twenty-five past twelve pm

What time is it?

Time-Based Greetings

What is your morning routine ?

Time-Based Greetings

What is your morning routine ?

Time-Based Greetings

- I wake up at 8 o'clock in the morning - then I....

What is your morning routine ?

Time-Based Greetings

Worksheets

Where do you live?

Pour demander à quelqu'un ses origines ou d'ou il vient, on dira: Where are you from?

Where are you from?

Nationality

Where are you from?Where do you come from? - I come from...

Formal greetings "Good morning/ Good afternoon/ Good evening" "I am.../ My name is....." " I'm from or I was born in : France, the US, Australia,... I grew up in (country) but now I live in France I work for/ at + (company name) These are formal ways to greet and introduce yourself to adults, and people you don't know

Different Ways to Say Hello and introduce yourself

Casual greetings "Hi!" and "Hello!" "I am.... / I'm..." " I'm from or I was born in: France, the US, Australia,..." I grew up in (country) but now I live in France I'm a student at (school name) / I am an employee at... These are informal ways to greet and introduce yourself to friends and family

_______ !

__ ___ ____ !

__ ___ _____

_____

____ _ ______?

_____

The two girls are friends - They know each other

I am good - Hi - Thanks - What's up - Hello - I am alright

Can you fill the missing parts?

_____ ____ !

____ ______, _____ ____ !

_____ ___ ____ _____!

______ __________!

_____

____ ____ ___ _______?

_____

The girl knows the man - The man is an adult

I am good - Good morning Mary - thank you- How are you today - Good morning Sir - I am good - Have a nice day - You too

Can you fill the missing parts?

Goodbye Miss Monroe! Have a nice day!

Goodbye Lucas! See you tomorrow!

When a conversation is finished or you have to leave, in English we say "goodbye"

Say goodbye

I'M...

Do I have a pet?

What color is my hair?

How many siblings do I have?

Do I wear glasses?

who am I?

How old am I?

I'm Margau!

Take a guess ! ... I am (name)

I'M...

Do you have a pet? (animal)

What color is your hair? (hair)

How many siblings do you have? (family)

Do you wear glasses?/ earrings? rings?

who are you?

How old are you? (age)

I'M...

Vocabulary

• Angleterre = England in English
• Londres = London and it is the capital
• England is part of the United Kingdom

What do you know about London ?

GET AROUND LONDON

UNITED KINGDOM /Union Jack/

ENGLAND

What do you know about London ?

GET AROUND LONDON

What about London?

In New York it is --> The Statue of Liberty

In Paris it is --> The Eiffel Tower

MANY CITIES HAVE MONUMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THEM. FOR EXAMPLE:

What do you know about London ?

GET AROUND LONDON

--> The Big Ben <-- It is a tower with clocks * Fun facts * When the tower was built it was actually named the Clock Tower. It did make sense since clock means "horloge" and tower means "tour"

What do you know about London ?

GET AROUND LONDON

--> The double decker/ red bus <-- If you want to get around London, you should get on one of these famous londoner bus !

--> The phone box/booth <-- = Cabine téléphonique You can find them all around London

London is a very big city! If you ever get the opportunity to visit you won't be able to miss its emblematic elements. They are red !

GET AROUND LONDON

--> The monarchs <-- King Charles III & Queen Camilla

--> The king's guards <-- The King's Guard is not purely ceremonial. They patrol the grounds of the Palace

--> Buckingham Palace <-- It is is a royal residence in London, and the administrative headquarters of the monarch of the United Kingdom.

GET AROUND LONDON

--> London Eye <-- It is a big wheel & and it measures 130m ! It is the highest in the world! Le mot Big que l'on a vue avec Big Ben, veut dire à la fois GROS et GRAND En français "London Eye" est simplement "La grande roue" --> Big Wheel

GET AROUND LONDON

GET AROUND LONDON