Pupil offers: 'How old are you'
Lesson Five
Teacher: 'stop fiddeling Otherwisewe waste lots of time, close your books, half
ofthe battle of learning a language is listening, if you don't listen you won't
learn'
AJI are now quiet
Teacher: Quel age a-t-eɪle?
Pupil: 'How old is he?'
Teacher repeats: 'Quel Sge a-t-elle?
Pupil: 'J'ai...
Another pupil helps out: 'Elle a...
Teacher: ,What does 'il' mean?'
Pupil: 'He'
Teacher: 'Quel age as-tu?'
Pupil ansers correctly: ,J'ai...'
Teacher: 'Quel age as-tu?'
One answers: 'A-t-il j'ai onze ans'.
Teacher introduces Voici + name + age'
Class practises introducing their ne ghbour
Pupil to me: 'Miss I forgot, what is it?'
Boy introduces boy: Voici...elle a....'
Teacher: ,Who remembers how to say where you live?'
3 hands go up
Two boys next to me do not remember
One asks me: 'Miss how do you remember, how do you keep talking, I don't
remember.
Pupil asks me twice how to say ’he’ and then produces: 'll j'ai onze ans.
Class getting restless
One pupil offers: Voici...elle a... elle habite... gets it all right
Teacher prompts girl after she produced 'elle a onze ans' with 'ou habite-elle?'
Girl produces: 'Ou habite elle habite ð Ealing'
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