Thursday, March 16th
Carrie Reichardt, exploring further
Thursday, March 9th
Carrie Reichardt, artist and craftivist
Friday, March 3rd
Thursday, March 2nd
Test (written comprehension): The Emerald Forest
Friday, February 24th
Write about Vincent by filling in the following form
Thursday, February 23rd
Vincent, a short animation by Tim Burton
Vincent Malloy vs Vincent Price
Friday, January 13th
An oral presentation about:
- something you like
- something you know about
- something which can be talked about in English
- => search the web IN ENGLISH for information and vocabulary,
- Google is mainly going to give you results in French, try another search engine called Duckduckgo which can be easily switched to another language and location => https://duckduckgo.com/settings
- => compile a long list of elements (nouns, adjectives, VERBS, phrases, sentences etc. Store this list ONLINE.
- => prepare your presentation using the collected material
- => you may bring some pictures or a very short video clip on your phone (but no slides)
- => you need about 300 words to talk for a few minutes.
Thursday, January 12th
1.) exercise 4 with correction
2.) Simply read the following instructions to determine which subject you are going to work on.
Don’t do the exercise now!
An oral presentation about:
- something you like
- something you know about
- something which can be talked about in English
- => search the web IN ENGLISH for information and vocabulary,
- Google is mainly going to give you results in French, try another search engine called Duckduckgo which can be easily switched to another language and location => https://duckduckgo.com/settings
- => compile a long list of elements (nouns, adjectives, VERBS, phrases, sentences etc. Store this list ONLINE.
- => prepare your presentation using the collected material
- => you may bring some pictures or a very short video clip on your phone (but no slides)
- => you need about 300 words to talk for a few minutes.
Thursday, January 5th
Friday, January 6th
with my very best wishes for 2023
Pair work from Thursday, December 8th, to Friday, December 16th.
Writing a story using the worksheet and elements found below.
Thursday, December 1st
Writing a story using a worksheet to collect all the useful elements and following the traditional pattern (12 stages) presented in the video above and summed up below:

Let’s take a look at the first episode of the Tales of The Jedi (Season 1) and check how it follows this pattern.
Friday, November 25th
Tony and Sandra, exercise, verbs, fill-in-the-blanks
- 1didn’t want
- 2took
- 3should not work / needed
- 4had just turned
- 5was
- 6enjoyed
- 7was
- 8had
- 9noticed
- 10joined
- 11knew
- 12invited
- 13 was
- 14 accepted
- 15 didn’t really know
- 16 had never done
- 17 told
- 18watched
- 19 were
- 20disappeared
- 21found
- 22 talked
- 23 took
- 24 went up
- 25 offered
- 26 accepted
- 27 left
- 28 asked
- 29 began
- 30 thought
- 31 didn’t approve
- 32 asked
- 33 thought
- 34 was
- 35 should work
- 36 could be discussed
- 38 did
- 39wanted
- 40stopped seeing
- 41 was
- 42 was
- 43 was
- 44 was
- 45 managed
- 46 was
- 47 was
- 48 hurried out
- 49 was
- 50 was
- 51 managed
- 52 was
- 53 was
- 54 did not want
- 55 realized
- 56 loved
- 57 understood
- 58 had
- 59 felt
- 60 gave
- 61 got
- 62 lived
- 63 is
Thursday, November 24th

Friday, November 18th
The modals, online exercises:
Exeercise 1 to 3 are very basic, do them only if you want to revise the basics!
Thursday, November 10th
Reformulez les phrases anglaises suivantes en employant un auxiliaire de modalité.
1. Certainly, Tina knows that smoking is forbidden
2. Certainly, Tina knew that smoking was forbidden.
3. It is possible that Tina didn’t know that smoking was forbidden.
4. The Masked Avengers were probably the best band at the concert.
5. Brian forgot his own address. That’s incredible.
6. Perhaps she is right after all.
7. It is probable that the fire started in the kitchen.
Thursday, October 20th

some facts about The Circle (the link opens to IMDB.com – the American equivalent of AlloCiné.fr)
Friday, October 14th
Thursday, October 13th
Write about the picture below using this worksheet and some vocabulary help.

Friday, October 7th
you need to work with 2 windows side-by-side (one for the sound, the other for the exercise, or you may listen to the sound file on your smartphone)
The Bear and The Dragon by Tom Clancy – American accent + extract from a spy novel – you may download the mp3 file or listen to it directly below.
and/or
Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling – British accent – extract from the first chapter of the first volume – you may download the mp3 file or listen to it directly below.
Thursday, October 6th
Write about the picture below using this worksheet and some vocabulary help.

Friday, September 30th
Take a look at this page about Irregular Verbs.
Use these handouts as reference : Simple Tense Chart / Complete Tense Chart
- https://www.englishclub.com/esl-quizzes/grammar-3-for-since.htm
- http://englishmaven.org/HP6/Present%20Tense%20Final%20Exam.htm
- http://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/tenses/at050-my-piano-lessons.htm
- http://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/tenses/all-tenses-19.htm
- http://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/tenses/all-tenses18.htm
- http://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/tenses/all-tenses17.htm
- http://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/tenses/all_tenses3.htm
- http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbs29practicetest.htm
- http://examtimequiz.com/english-aptitude-test-on-tenses/
Thursday, September 29th
Friday, September 23rd
Re-write the story using Morag’s point of view, and write it in the first person (350 words +/-10%)
- put yourself in her shoes an visualize the landscape (see photos below) and the scene (the Vikings coming ashore)
- collect vocabulary and information in the short-story which you are going to recycle in your own version.
- use this form to copy and paste your short-story and send it by Friday, October 7th.
Thursday, September 22nd

Reading Tartan, a short-story by George Mackay Brown.
Thursday, September 15th and Friday 16th
Friday, September 9th
Reading Tartan, a short-story by George Mackay Brown.
Thursday, September 8th
“That willing suspension of disbelief for the moment, which constitutes poetic faith.”
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Reading Tartan, a short-story by George Mackay Brown.
Visualizing the scene by drawing elements. The scene takes place in the north of Scotland, near Durness and it looks like this when the weather is good!






Friday, September 2nd
General introduction and a short history of the English Language.
=> homework: watch the video