Act 1 scene 5 :

At the drama club :The children are miming. Rob is listening to classical music. Kevin is drawing a girl's face. Mark is not opening a bottle, he is not repairing (rparer) : he is eating spaghetti.

Le prsent en be + ing (ou prsent lunettes) :Il sert dcrire une action qui se passe sous nos yeux. Il se construit avec l'auxiliairetre au prsent et le verbe avec -ing.

Vocabulary :wait : attendre sleep : dormirplay read : lire

Friday, January 8 th .

A miming game : What is he doing ? He is swimming. What is she doing ? She is chatting !

Le prsent en be + ing (suite) : forme affirmative : I am sleeping / he is sleeping / you are sleeping forme ngative : I am not sleeping / he is not sleeping / you are not sleeping forme interrogative : Am I sleeping ? / Is he sleeping ? Are you sleeping ? rponses courtes : Yes, I am. / No, he is not.

Exercice : traduis :1- Nicolas ne regarde pas la tlvision. N. is not watching TV.2- Arthur ne bavarde pas. A. is not chatting.3- Sarah crit. S. is writing.4- Matto bavarde. M. is chatting.5- Est ce que Elisa travaille ? Is Elisa working ?

Exercice 11 page 33 :1- It is half past five. / It is five thirty : Mark is listening to music.2- It is nine fifteen. / It is quarter past nine : Sophie is working.3- It is ten past seven. / It is seven ten : Rob is watching TV. 4- It is five fifteen. / It is quarter past five : Ian and James are eating.5- It is quarter to eleven. / It is ten forty-five : Juliet is playing with Romeo.

Tuesday, January 12 th .

Rappel : four / fourteen / forty

Demander quelqu'un ce qu'il est en train de faire ?What are you doing ?I am working / sleeping / eating / watching TV...

Les deux prsents :ex : Look ! I am playing tennis. I play tennis on Fridays.Le prsent simple est le prsent de vrit gnrale : je joue tous les vendredis au tennis. Le prsent en be + ing dcrit une action sous nos yeux : je suis en train de jouer au tennis.

Exercice 33 page 137 :1- What is she doing ? She is watching TV.2- What is he doing ? Charlie is reading.3- What is she doing ? Meg is cooking.4- What are they doing ? They are riding a bike / cycling.5- What is she doing ? She is cleaning windows.

Exercice 34 page 137 :1- Listen ! He is singing.2- He is a singer. He sings very well.3- Does he sing with a band ?4- He sings all around the world.5- What does he sing these days ?

Friday, January 15 th .

Exercice 35 page 137 :1- What are you doing ?2- I am repairing my bike. Can you help me ?3- No, I am working.4- You work too much.5- Well, I am coming !

Vocabulary :singer : chanteur band : groupearound the world : autour du monde too much : beaucoupbon (interjection) : well

Act 2 : Ireland :

Tuesday, January 19 th .

Leprechauns :C'est un petit lutin : radin, gros, buveur de whiskey et qui sent mauvais. Il est banquier et cordonnier. Il est trs rapide et dteste les humains. C'est une lgende irlandaise.La fte nationale irlandaise est la Saint Patrick : le 17 mars. Ils font des parades ce jour-l. Les bars s'appellent des pubs . La danse irlandaise est le step dancing.

Friday, January 22 nd .

Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland, and on March 17th, Irish people celebrateSaint Patrick's day. They all wear (porter un habit) green, which is the colour of Ireland, and they wear shamrocks, because they are the emblem of Ireland. The capital of Ireland is Dublin and the colours of the Irish flag is green, white and orange.

Mr Macguire : He is a dance teacher. He works in schools and youth (jeunes) clubs. He teaches step dancing and the history of this dance. He wears hard shoes (claquettes) and the Feis (traditional costume). He does a lot of sports. He loves his job.

youth (nom) / young (adjectif)

Monday, January 25 th .

Rappel : le prsent simple :- forme affirmative : I work / she works- forme ngative : I don't work / she doesn't work- forme interrogative : Do you work ? Does she work ?- prsent de vrit gnrale.

Vocabulary :do : faire keep : garder

Exercice 1 page 52 : conjugue les verbes au prsent simple.1- Sean MacGuire teaches step-dancing.2- Does he work in Dublin ? Yes, he does.3- He doesn't sit much. He stands a lot.4- Does he wear special clothes ? Yes, he does.5- He also (aussi) wears special shoes, doesn't he ?

Tuesday, January 26th.

Questions sur le travail :- What is her job ? - Where does she work ?- What does she do ? - What does she wear ?

Romain's mother :She is a postwoman. She works at the post office and in Puy L'Evque. She drives a yellow car, she delivers the letters and she selects the letters. She wears a uniform :blue and yellow clothes.

Jobs :bee-keeper : apiculteur policemantourism agent bankerseller : vendeur iron-worker : ferronniercleaning lady : femme de mnage IT worker : informaticienfarmer : agriculteur chemist : pharmaciendoctor nanny : nourriceunemployed : sans emploi

Nelson : He is a musician, he plays a big instrument : the piano. He works indoors ( l'intrieur). He plays classical musical and we listen to him. He sits a lot. He is a pianist.

Bilan Acte 1 scne 5 et acte 2 scne 1 :- l'Irlande- les mtiers et les questions- les deux prsents : be + ing et simple- le vocabulaire.

Exercice 3 page 52 : dis le contraire en utilisant la ngation.1- A firefighter (pompier) doesn't sit a lot.2- A salesperson (vendeur) doesn't write a lot.3- A teacher doesn't wear special clothes.4- Dancers don't work in factories (usines).5- Gardeners (jardiniers) don't work in offices (bureaux).

Friday, January 29 th .

Exercice 2 page 52 : pose la question pour obtenir le renseignement qui manque.1- My father is a +++ What is his job ?2- My aunt works in +++ Where does she work ?

3- My uncle teaches +++ What does he teach ?4- A vet wears +++ What does a vet wear ?5- My +++ works in a factory. Who works in a factory ?

Work places : hospital / factories / post office / bank / outdoors / offices / homes / school / gardens / cars / shops / restaurant / hotels...

A vet works outdoors and in his office. He wears special clothes. He heals (soigne) animals. A paramedic (ambulancier) works in a car. He wears white clothes. He drives people and he helps them. A businessman (homme d'affaires) works in offices. He signs a lot of contracts, he discusses with people. He wears a suit (un costume) and a tie (cravate).