EnglishScheme of workTerminaleEN01
EN01 Sunday cars, two posts
Learning Journey at a glance
- Level
- Bac Pro agricole · Terminale
- Period
- Terminale
- Details
- Terminale · B1 · a debate, two posts
- Text(s) studied
- Two opinions, one street
- Assessment
- Six-minute debate
- Link to the trade
- No trade case in this learning journey: the text comes first.
Aim of the learning journey
A debate needs two people who could both be right, and facts that pinch. Julie has a knee and a night shift. Hugo has a van and a pushchair. The street is the centre of town.
Text(s) studied
| Julie Perrin | Hugo Blanc |
|---|---|
| shift ends 7 am, buses at 9 | van on 27 February, 8.05 to 8.25 |
| walk 35 minutes, bad knee | wants no cars from 8 am |
| close from 10 to 6, keep Rue Pasteur | taxi voucher, close every street |
Reading and questions
Three questions
- Why does Julie need a car or a street before 9, and which street does she want left open?
- What did the van do on 27 February, for how long, and who could not pass?
- What does Hugo offer Julie, and why does he think an open Rue Pasteur will fail?
Rue Pasteur is the hinge: open for Julie's knee, closed in Hugo's fear of every van. A third rule has to touch that street, not invent a new town.