Simple & continuous present
I – Simple present The simple present as its name indicates is the simplest tense in English. The only rule to remember is to add the -s at the end of the verb for the pronouns “he, she” or “it”.…
M. REY
Researching
I – Defining keywords II – Checking sources WIKIPEDIA NEWSPAPERS OTHER WEBSITES IV – Keeping the essential V – Sources I’M MISSING SOMETHING! I – Defining keywords It is preferable to choose nouns for your keywords. Start with the most…
“For” or “To”
to for pour
Synthesis (AMC)
essai synthèse plan problématique
Linking words
mots mot liaison connection result reason comparison contrast order addition introduction conclusion example
Classroom language
and ENGLISH SENTENCE TRANSLATION Hello / good morning / good afternoon Bonjour / bonjour (matin) / bonjour (après-midi) Bye / goodbye / see you later Au-revoir / à bientôt Have a nice one / day / evening Bonne journée /…
Sentences & questions
I – Sentences, the basics It is very easy to construct sentences in English, it’s the same pattern in French: subject + verb + complements. The verb usually describes an action or a state. All of the sentences above are…
Irregular plural nouns
nom noms pluriel pluriels irreguliers irregulier
Articles (a, an, the)
article vowel sounds consonant sound voyelle consonne
Articles (a, an, the & Ø)
article countable uncountable dénombrable indénombrable