Instructions often use the imperative: the verb with no subject. Wash your hands. Put on your gloves. For a negative instruction, use Don't + verb: Don't run. To be polite, add please.
Worked example
Welcome to the workshop! Please read these rules. Wear your safety glasses. Tie back long hair. Keep the floor clear. Don't touch the machines without a teacher. Switch off the power before you clean.
Listen to the model
Each rule starts with a verb: Wear, Tie, Keep, Switch off. The ban starts with Don't.
Practise: self-correcting exercises
Complete the instructions.
your hands before you cook. (laver)
run in the corridor.
on your gloves. (mettre)
off the light, please.
eat in the lab. (negative form)
Wash
Don't
Put
Switch
Don't
Your turn: a small production
Write
Write 5 instructions for a new student in your workshop or kitchen.
Sentence starters: Put on… · Wash your hands before… · Don't…
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Worksheet to complete (paper or ENT)
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Name: Class: Date:
Cours à distance · Bac Pro · Seconde · English · Week 3 · Lesson 1
Instructions: the imperative
Understand and give instructions.
1. Complete the lesson with the words in the box.
Don't · imperative · please
Instructions often use the : the verb with no subject. Wash your hands. Put on your gloves. For a negative instruction, use + verb: Don't run. To be polite, add .
2. Exercises: fill in the blanks or circle the right answer.
your hands before you cook. (laver)
( Don't / No / Not ) run in the corridor.
on your gloves. (mettre)
( Switch / Switches / Switching ) off the light, please.
eat in the lab. (negative form)
3. Write 5 instructions for a new student in your workshop or kitchen.
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2
Lesson 2 · 35 min
must and mustn't
Objective
Express obligation and prohibition.
The lesson
Must + verb = it's an obligation. Mustn't + verb = it's forbidden. Must never changes: I must, she must. Be careful: don't have to = it isn't necessary.
Worked example
On a building site, you must wear a helmet and safety boots. You mustn't smoke near the materials. You must listen to the site manager. You don't have to bring your own tools: the company gives them to you.
Listen to the model
must wear = obligation. mustn't smoke = it's forbidden. don't have to bring = it isn't necessary.
Practise: self-correcting exercises
Choose must, mustn't or don't have to.
You wear a helmet. (obligation)
You smoke here. (interdiction)
She check the temperature.
We use our phones when we drive.
You wear a uniform on Friday. It isn't necessary.
must
mustn't
must
mustn't
don't have to
Your turn: a small production
Write
Write 5 rules for your future workplace: 3 with must and 2 with mustn't.
Sentence starters: You must wear… · You must… · You mustn't…
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Name: Class: Date:
Cours à distance · Bac Pro · Seconde · English · Week 3 · Lesson 2
must and mustn't
Express obligation and prohibition.
1. Complete the lesson with the words in the box.
Must · must · Mustn't
+ verb = it's an obligation. + verb = it's forbidden. Must never changes: I must, she . Be careful: don't have to = it isn't necessary.
2. Exercises: fill in the blanks or circle the right answer.
You wear a helmet. (obligation)
You smoke here. (interdiction)
She ( must to / must / musts ) check the temperature.
We ( mustn't / don't have to ) use our phones when we drive.
You ( mustn't / don't have to ) wear a uniform on Friday. It isn't necessary.
3. Write 5 rules for your future workplace: 3 with must and 2 with mustn't.
Take a clear photo of this sheet and upload it on the ENT. · Madame Carole Paoli Pompougnac · IP
3
Lesson 3 · 40 min
Read a safety notice
Objective
Understand a safety notice.
The lesson
A safety notice is short. It has a title in capital letters, a situation (If you hear the alarm…), and a list of actions in the right order. Read the verbs first: they tell you what to do.
Worked example
FIRE SAFETY. If you hear the alarm: Stop work immediately. Leave the building by the nearest exit. Don't use the lift. Don't go back for your things. Go to the meeting point in the car park. Wait for the fire officer.
Listen to the model
The verbs are: Stop, Leave, Don't use, Don't go back, Go, Wait.
Practise: self-correcting exercises
Read the notice. Complete the sentences.
When you hear the alarm, you must .
You must leave by the exit.
You use the lift.
The meeting point is in the .
You must wait for the fire .
stop work
nearest
mustn't
car park
officer
Your turn: a small production
Write
Make a safety notice for your kitchen or your workshop: a title and 5 actions.
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Worksheet to complete (paper or ENT)
Print it, or copy it into your notebook. You can also complete it on a computer and upload it.
Name: Class: Date:
Cours à distance · Bac Pro · Seconde · English · Week 3 · Lesson 3
Read a safety notice
Understand a safety notice.
1. Complete the lesson with the words in the box.
actions · do · title
A safety notice is short. It has a in capital letters, a situation (If you hear the alarm…), and a list of in the right order. Read the verbs first: they tell you what to .
2. Exercises: fill in the blanks or circle the right answer.
When you hear the alarm, you must ( finish your work / call a friend / stop work ).
You must leave by the exit.
You ( must / mustn't ) use the lift.
The meeting point is in the .
You must wait for the fire .
3. Make a safety notice for your kitchen or your workshop: a title and 5 actions.
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