ANGLÈS 6è

UNIT 1: HOBBIES

What do you like doing in your free time?

Watch this video. 

REMEMBER: S + like(s) + V-ing + complements.


Let's have a little bit more practice! Watch this video about different people's hobbies.

Can you identify these hobbies? Let's check it!



Do you like doing crosswords? Try this one!

UNIT 2: SUPERLATIVES

Watch this video.

Do you already know how superlative adjectives work?

Can you identify these geographical features? Let's check it!

UNIT 3: RECIPES

Remember we use There is or There are when we want to talk about quantities. Don't forget there are countable nous and uncountable ones. 

Watch this video to refresh your memory!

Watch these videos to practise. 

Can you identify these different types of food? Let's check it!

UNIT 4: PAST TENSE

What did you do yesterday? And on your last holidays? 
Do you remember how to use the past tense in English?
Have a look at this video.



With most verbs, the regular past tense is formed by adding –ed:

• She wanted to buy a new car.
• He liked the football match last Saturday.
• I called the police when I saw the accident.

But there are a lot of irregular past tense forms in English. 

• I went to the cinema yesterday.
• My sister had a baby last Friday.
• He drove me to school because I was late. 

Watch these videos to practise your listening skills.

UNIT 5: FUTURE TENSE

There are different ways of referring to the future in English.

We use will + infinitive when... 

     - we make predictions about the future or express beliefs. 

      I think Brazil will win the World Cup.

     I think you will enjoy the trip. 

     - we decide something at the moment of speaking.

      (The phone rings) I’ll get it.

We use going to + infinitive when...

     - we talk about plans or intentions.

               I'm not going to go to the dance. I've got too much work.

              We are going to buy a dog next week.  

     - we make predictions based on evidence. 

               Look at those black clouds! I think it's going to rain this afternoon. 

We use present continuous ( to be + -ing) when we talk about arrangements.

                I'm meeting my friends at the café tomorrow afternoon.

                My sister is going to the doctor tomorrow.  

Watch this video to practise your listening skills.