SEMAINE 20 · JOUR 1 · RÉVISION GLOBALE + WRITING PROJECT

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Temps · Modals · Conditionnels · Phrasal Verbs

👋 Introduction

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✔️ temps (present, past, present perfect)
✔️ phrasal verbs
✔️ modals (must, can…)
✔️ conditionnels (if, will)

Aujourd'hui :

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Temps · Modals · Conditionnels · Phrasal Verbs

🕐 Temps verbaux

Present Simple — "I study every day." Action habituelle / vérité générale → Subject + V (base form)

Past Simple — "I studied yesterday." Action terminée dans le passé → Subject + V-ed (ou irrég.)

Present Perfect — "I have studied a lot." Expérience / résultat présent d'une action passée → Subject + have/has + V-ed

🔑 Modals

must — "I must study." Obligation forte / interne → must + base verb

have to — "I have to work." Obligation externe (règle, nécessité) → have to + base verb

can — "I can learn." Capacité / possibilité → can + base verb

must not — "I must not be lazy." Interdiction / prohibition → must not + base verb

🔀 Conditionnels

Zero Conditional — "If I study, I improve." Vérité générale → If + PS, PS

First Conditional — "If I study, I will succeed." Résultat futur probable → If + PS, will + base verb

💡 Phrasal Verbs

wake up — "I wake up at 6 AM every morning." Se réveiller

go out — "She went out with her friends yesterday." Sortir

come back — "He has come back from Abidjan." Revenir / rentrer

give up — "You must not give up when it gets hard." Abandonner

keep on — "If you keep on practising, you will improve." Continuer à

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📌 Sujet

Your friend Kouamé wants to give up studying English because he thinks it is too difficult. Write him a short message (60–80 words) to encourage him.

Use at least: one modal, one conditional, one phrasal verb, and two different tenses.

✅ Checklist avant d'écrire :

Un modal (must / can / have to / must not) Un conditionnel (Zero ou First) Un phrasal verb (wake up / go out / give up / keep on / come back) Deux temps différents (Present Simple, Past Simple ou Present Perfect) 60 à 80 mots

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📝 Modèle de réponse — Coach Assoa

Hey Kouamé! I know you have studied hard and it has not been easy.
But you must not give up now — you are closer than you think! I can see the progress you have made.
Remember: if you keep on practising every day, you will improve.
English is not a gift — it is a skill. You have to trust the process. Come back to your notes, revise, and keep on going.
You can do this, my friend! 💪

Analyse : must not give up (modal + phrasal verb) · if you keep on… you will improve (First Conditional + phrasal verb) · have studied / have made (Present Perfect) · have to (modal) · come back (phrasal verb)