There is / There are (il y a)

There is one school

There are two schools, a lot of premises

To allow pupils to do sport = permettre...

Liste: such as horse-riding, football, basketball..(sport study programme)

You can enroll in a sports study programme

Vocabulary

a football pitch but a basketball court

On the first floor (étage)

To have/take a mock exam (ex blanc)

The head and the Head's assistant

In the gym/ sports center: there is a changing room and lockers

2/ You should avoid hurting others / other people by texting malicious text messages.

3/You should go and talk to an adult.

1/Difference btw a traditional bully and an electronic bully?

2/What does cyberbullying consist in?

3/What do experts avise to people who are cyberbullied?

Conclusion

"Don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to you."

(do) a work experience.

(work) in an office.

(be) to Germany.

(learn) a lot at school.

but I have never

(meet) someone famous.

(visit) the Louvres in Paris.

(fly) a kyte on the beach.

(bake) muffins.

(eat)an English breakfast.

2/When does the action take place ? During the process of racial desegregation just after the passing of the new law BROWN vs BOARD OF EDUCATION in 1954 .

3/Why is she escorted by federal marshals ? BECAUSE OF THREATS, insults/slurs.

4/Why is the little girl dressed in white ? To emphasize her skin colour.

5/Why are the marshall headless ?to put a stress on their function.

6/Whose point of view is it ? The crowd's point of view

7/What does the artist want to show ? Even if desegration is in process, it will be a long way towards equality equality between white and black people.

She took away 2 lessons from that experience, namely that racism is something that is passed on and that we should never judge a person by the colour of their skin.

Vocabulary

to take away= learn

to depict = dépeindre

2. How do you think children felt when they were evacuated from their homes?
I think many children felt scared, sad, and lonely because they had to leave their families and move to an unfamiliar place.

3. Why do you think the British people remained determined despite the bombings?
They remained determined because they wanted to protect their country and defeat Nazi Germany. They did not want to give up despite the difficulties.

4. How would your daily life change if you had to live through a blackout?
My daily life would be more difficult because I could not use lights at night. I would have to be very careful and spend evenings in darkness.

5. What do you think was the most difficult consequence of the Blitz? Explain your answer.
I think the most difficult consequence was the loss of lives because many innocent people were killed. On the one hand, families lost loved ones, and this caused a lot of suffering, on the other hand it created resilience. (the ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened)

1/Before WW2, women were.....

2/They had to ...

3/During WW2, women ...

4/They had to...