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1) Oral comprehension
2) Written tasks

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Révision des chiffres/ dates/ conjonction de coordination

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Révision des chiffres/ dates/ conjonction de coordination

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Grammar: How to use the zero article with nouns in English sentences

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Homework for Lesson 4 : audio of the week

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Homework for Lesson 4 : audio of the week

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nb: bring phones and headphones to next lesson

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nb: bring phones and headphones to next lesson

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A brief history of NOrthern Ireland: listening comprehension

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A brief history of NOrthern Ireland: listening comprehension

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Homework 7/10 : Finish the oral comprehension

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Homework 7/10 : Finish the oral comprehension

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Fill in the questionnaire

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Anglais lycée :  savoir utiliser l'article zéro

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Listen to the person of your choice and record yourself summarizing what you heard, please send it to me:
esl.coudray@gmail.com

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Fiche de compréhension orale distribuée en cours à terminer

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Fiche de compréhension orale distribuée en cours à terminer

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We studied two texts written by two famous Native Canadians.

They express sadness and anger.

They are trying to raise awareness about the 150 years of trauma endured by Indigenous people in Canada.

Some don’t have running water / Some lack running water/ Some don’t have access to running water.

Yes Canada, is multicultural but one community has always been left behind.

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Sur feuille:
Compréhension orale
Vocabulaire
Verbes irréguliers

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Homework: To get to know you and your level of English

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Homework: To get to know you and your level of English

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Record yourself ( using your phone or a computer/ tablet) and send the link to me via the ent.
If it doesn’t work here’s my email: esl.coudray@gmail.com

1) Introduce yourself
2) Can you talk about your holidays for 2 minutes ( where you went/ what you did/ with whom…)?

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Who composed and wrote 'God Save The King/Queen'?

'God Save The Queen/King' was first published in 1744, during the reign of George II. It is not known who wrote the lyrics or composed the tune, but Percy Scholes, in The Oxford Companion to Music, points out similarities to a keyboard piece by John Bull (1619) , and a piece by Henry Purcell, which includes the opening notes of the modern tune. The lyrics could have been inspired by the King James Bible, where the phrase 'God save the King, Long live the King' appears in the Book of Kings, Chapter 1.

Here is a more detailed guide to the origins of 'God Save The King/Queen'

What are the lyrics to 'God Save The Queen/King'?

Did you know...?

...When 'God Save The King' was first sang during the reign of George II the lyrics mentioned George in the first line 'God save great George our king'? This was alright for George's II, III and IV, but led to problems when William (IV) and Victoria came to the throne, (try singing it with their names!) so it was changed to 'God save our gracious King/Queen'

...Liechtenstein's national anthem "Oben am jungen Rhein' uses the same melody?

Does the King sing 'God Save The Queen/King'?

No the King don't sing the National Anthem as it would be fairly strange to ask God to save yourself!
Find more lyrics to the different national anthems here

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What are the lyrics to the UK's national anthem, 'God Save The King/Queen'?

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'God Save The Queen/King' was first published in 1744, during the reign of George II. It is not known who wrote the lyrics or composed the tune, but Percy Scholes, in The Oxford Companion to Music, points out similarities to a keyboard piece by John Bull (1619) , and a piece by Henry Purcell, which includes the opening notes of the modern tune.

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National Anthem: United Kingdom - God Save the Queen [Remastered]

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National Anthem: United Kingdom - God Save the Queen [Remastered]