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Today, you finished training and recording yourselves on the computers. You had to complete an oral exercise about a speech made by G. W. Bush. Some of you have done a great job! and have improved their pronunciation a lot! That's great! Hopefully you...

For those who came, we reviewed the use of modal auxiliary verbs to express supposition. We then went to the lab to improve your pronunciation and you did a great job! You can be proud of yourselves girls! See you on Monday and Take Care, Mister Hatt...

As no students were able to enter the highschool this morning, the test had to be re-scheduled and will take place on Monday if possible! See you then! and Take Care Mister Hattais

As there was a problem with the lab, we had to change activities. So we corrected the test that you took last Friday and you gave me some ideas to prepare future classes for you this year. See you Tuesday. Until then Take Care, Mister Hattais

The site of a colleague might prove very useful for you to improve your pronunciation and train your oral expression skills. Go and have a look at it See you and Take Care_______Mister Hattais

You can now record yourselves on the blog and send me some audio files! (colonne de gauche en bas) I will ask you to do it soon as I told you we would be working on written and oral expression a lot for this last term of the year. Do not hesitate and...

Quelques infos de dernières minutes qui pourront peut-être vous servir pour le test... qui sait? A map of Belfast A cartoon about the present political situation in Ireland A chronology in French about the Irish conflict Have fun and Take Care, Mister...

Soon out in every cinema, the lastest episode of the X-Men is bound to be a blockbuster hit. Enjoy its trailer! NB: Si vous ne voyez pas la vidéo, vous pourrez aller télécharger le lecteur flash ici

Enjoy this Video Clip that we might soon study in class See you in class and take care, Mister Hattais