I. Vocabulary — Hygiene at school
| English | Meaning |
|---|
| gutter | caniveau (canal d'évacuation des eaux) |
| water tap | robinet |
| to weed the garden | désherber le jardin |
| dustbin | poubelle |
| Wellington boots | bottes en caoutchouc |
| hoe · broom · soap | houe · balai · savon |
| litter = rubbish | détritus, ordures |
| to suffocate · bushy | étouffer (manquer d'air) · plein de broussailles |
II. Expressing an opinion — I think…
— Do you think it is important to keep our school clean?
— Yes, it is important. I think we need to create an Environment Club.
I think we must throw waste in the dustbin.
Opinion : I think + phrase. Question : Do you think (that)…?
III. Making suggestions — Why don't you/we…?
— I am suffocating. → Why don't you open the windows?
— Our classroom is dirty. → Why don't we clean it?
— I don't feel well. → Why don't you go to the hospital?
Suggestion : Why don't you/we + base verbale + …? Réponse polie : Thank you for your suggestion.
Why don't you… (conseil à l'autre) / Why don't we… (action commune).
IV. Reading — Hygiene and health
L'hygiène participe à la prévention des maladies. Avoir les mains propres donne fierté, confiance, confort et dignité à la maison comme en public (self-esteem). L'hygiène concerne aussi l'environnement : chaque maison devrait avoir une poubelle extérieure avec couvercle hermétique contre insectes et pluie ; un sac plastique en liner facilite l'évacuation des ordures.
⚠️ Pièges classiques :- Why don't you + BV — jamais Why don't you to go.
- Associés au quiz : gutter→rubbish, garden→bushy/weed, patient→hospital.
- dustbin (GB) = trash can (US).
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