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Expressing proportions about the time people spend for their daily activities
Introducing yourself, giving and asking for personal information: where you live, what you do and your reasons for study.
Saying where you live, what work you do and how you spend your time
Unspecified
Using adverbs of frequency to describe daily routine
Discussing the advantages and disadvantages of different patterns of work
Talking about leisure activities
Saying how long ago you did something and how long you've been doing something for
Expressing preferences about holidays
Discussing values by looking at changing your way of life
Comparing the past with the present, practising passé-composé and imperfect
Giving advice about health and well-being
Debating the pro's and con's of organic products, giving your opinion and defending your point of view
Expressing your opinion, considering other points of view, expressing agreement and disagreement
Talking about where you live
Talking about housing and architecture
Discussing where you live and the advantages and disadvantages, using 'ce qui' and 'ce que'
Discussing community engagement using 'on' and the infinitive
Discussing your house or flat, your living quarters and the area you live in
Describing your ideal house
Reading advertisements for accommodation
Describing accommodation
Making up stories about people who live in different sorts of houses
Discussing which cultural activities you prefer
Talking about the place of culture in a country, expressing wishes, doubts and fears
Talking about MJC's, using the passive
Expressing opinions about graffitin
Creating a graffiti
Expressing opinions about the theatre
Preparing a scene from 'Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme' by Molière
Using conditional clauses to talk about culture
Comparing the theatre and the cinema
Talking about your musical preferences
Comparing music from different times
Expressing opinions about reality TV shows
Talking about and discussing French music
Talking about and discussing French cinema and films
Discussing French-speaking and English-speaking cinema
Discussing the cinema-going habits of the French, using the 10 most popular films in France as a guide
Debating which film should be chosen for a festival
Discussing ways of making culture accessible to the greatest number of people
Talking about looking after the environment
Giving instructions on protecting the environnement when you're on holiday
Discussing the tension between tourism and protecting the environment
Reporting what someone has said about the impact of airports on the environment
Talking about possible environmental impacts
Making predictions about what will have happened to the environemnt in the future
Reconciling mass tourism with environmental protection
Debating an environmental tax on cars
Saying what measures can be taken in everyday living to protect the environment
Debating organic food
Using relative pronouns to talk about environmental action
Discussing what sustainable development means for you personally
Writing imaginatively about wider environmental issues
Discussing public affairs and citizenship
Using impersonal verbs to talk about public affairs, for example, the role of the mayor
Discussing equal opportunities
Discussing the role of the mayor
Creating political slogans
Talking about how you protest in the public arena
Discussing activism for good causes
Discussing careers in politics and getting involved in public affairs
Discussing what you would do in public life if you were the President of the Republic
Discussing elections, in particular the European elections
Discussing voting
Talking about public institutions and buildings
Discussing civic responsibility and action
Talking about political movements and parties in France and in the UK
Talking about excursions to science museums
Using numbers and measures
Using Si clauses with pluperfect plus clauses with conditional to express regret
Finding idiomatic expressions which use numbers and figures
Finding idiomatic expressions which use numbers and figures
Discussing the relationship between scientific research and economy
Practising the past historic using a written text
Practising reported speech in the past
Discussing biometrics
Discussing biometris using the subjunctive to express feelings
Discussing and debating science and technology
Discussing the issue of nature versus nurture
A gap-fill activity that can be used in tutorials to help teach the skills of résumé writing
Handouts to practise difference between subjunctive and indicative