UNIT NINE: JANE’S HAVING HER FRENCH LESSON

UNIT NINE: JANE’S HAVING HER FRENCH LESSON

Teacher: Good afternoon, everybody! How are you today?

Students: Very well, thank you!

Teacher: What horrible weather today! It’s pouring with rain. Aren’t you cold? I am. Why’s Michael absent today?

Jane: He’s not her because he’s got a cold. The doctor says he mustn’t go out; he must stay in bed for a day or two.

Teacher: Oh, I see.

Ted: Miss Le Beau, may I switch the light on? I can’t see; it is so dark in the classroom.

Teacher: Of course you may. Open your notebooks. Let’s correct your homework now. John, read the first sentence in English, please?

John: There are …

Teacher: Can you speak, louder, please?

John: There are …

Teacher: You needn’t shout boy!

PRACTICE DIALOGUE

Doctor: Hallo, Michael! What’s the matter with you?

Michael: I’m ill. I’ve got a could.

Doctor: Have you got a temperature?

Michael: Yes, I have.

Doctor:  I see. Then you must stay in bed for a day or two. You needn’t take any medicine, just tea and aspirins.

Michael: Can I go out on Friday?

Doctor: No, you mustn’t, but perhaps you can go to school next week. Maybe on Monday.