I'm not a robot!

1. What did Al-Jazari design? An “elephant phone”, an “elephant clock” or an “elephant radio”.
2. Was this robot used at royal parties, during football matches or at school?
3. This robot dates from the 19^th century. Right. Wrong.

Too many chores… for a human!

1

Click on the phrases that best describe the picture.

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Repair.

Dust.

Hoover.

Iron.

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Sweep the floor.

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Wash the floor.

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Do homework.

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Cook.

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Surf the net.

2

Do you often do chores at home? Select the correct answer.

3

Create a survey to ask about your partner’s habits.

Fed up with chores!

1

Look at the picture and answer the following questions.

a) Do the characters look happy? (Yes / No).
b) “Fed up” means (very bored / very excited).
c) Guess which chores they really hate. 

2

Listen to the recording and write down key words.

3

Link each boy with his chores.

4

The boys are so fed up with chores, they decide to go on strike. Imagine their protest signs with slogans.
💡 Tip: No more...! Stop...! Let’s...!

A very helpful robot!

1

Brainstorm ideas about the title and the picture. 

2

What will happen next? Note down your hypotheses. Then, watch the video and tick the right ones.

WallaceandGromit.com/Aardman Animations Limited/DR

3

Imagine you are Gromit and you want Wallace to stop inventing robots. Complete your argument, then practise with your partner.

Gromit: “Wallace! I am fed up! You must stop . They are and they never . It’s always a . I think you can something more . Don’t you agree?”

La prononciation de /ʃ/ et /tʃ/

Listen: I choose to do chores but I never wash dishes.

Réfléchis : Écoute la prononciation et concentre-toi sur les lettres « ch » et « sh ». Puis, réflèchis quant à la bonne prononciation pour les mots suivants.
a) Choose: /ʃ/ or /tʃ/. 
b) Chores: /ʃ/ or /tʃ/.
c) Wash: /ʃ/ or /tʃ/.
d) Dishes: /ʃ/ or /tʃ/.


Répète : She shares her chores but she doesn’t share her chocolate.

La fréquence

Observe : How often do you make your bed?

Réfléchis : Repère l’auxiliaire, le verbe puis l’adverbe dans la question.


Conclus : Pour demander la fréquence d’une action, j’utilise How do you + BV ?

Mission 1

1

Your first mission is to...

write an article.

design a robot.

do an interview.

2

Choose the abilities you have as a robot.

Set the table.

Fly to school.

Walk the dog.

Do the dishes.

3

Choose your level:

A2

A1+

A1