• Prepare and organise your arguments to write your letter.
Méthode Je m'exprime à l'écrit p. 247


• Brainstorm what your ideal co-housing projects would look like. Think of arguments to convince your councillor to consider your project.
• Write your letter.
➜ Introduce yourself and the reason for writing to your councillor.
➜ Describe your co-housing project. Explain why this project is a great opportunity for the city.
➜ End your letter with an appropriate phrasing.

Réalisation de la tâche, Cohérence / organisation

Utilise l'humour, l'implicite. Structures complexes.

Recevabilité linguistique, Contenus culturels

Expressions idiomatiques, structures complexes.

• Discover your role.

› Mayor • You introduce the meeting and all the participants and organise the vote at the end. You must also ask questions to the different participants.
› Project representatives • Prepare your presentation detailing all the aspects of your co-housing project. Practise speaking in a convincing tone. Anticipate the questions the others may ask you.
› City councillors • What is important for you in your ideal city? Prepare arguments to defend your point of view and possible questions to ask.

• Prepare and organise your arguments.
Méthode J'interagis à l'oral p. 251

• Get in place and have the meeting. Be convincing!
➜ Keep in mind that you have to adapt what you prepared to what the others are saying and react.
➜ Use word stress to emphasize your point of view.
➜ Present yourself.
➜ React to what the others said and ask questions.

• At the end, vote for the best project.

Réalisation de la tâche, Interaction orale

Utilise l'humour, l'implicite. Langue fluide. Jeu d'acteur convaincant.

Prononciation / fluidité, Recevabilité linguistique, Contenus culturels

Bonne intonation. Structures complexes. Expressions idiomatiques. S'auto-corrige.