The document describes various oral expression, reading, writing, and culture activities. For oral expression, participants take on roles and respond differently as the situation changes. For reading, participants identify the sentence that reveals why a character does not want to leave. For writing, a character writes a letter expressing love and that they never forgot the other person. For culture, the document discusses how people changed names during World War II for political reasons, and asks what name someone would use in that situation and to name famous French writers who published under different names.
2. ORAL EXPRESSION
1.Changing roles. You are Lila, and respond
differently to each sentence that Ludo says to you.
a. Do not stay where you are. Go away right now
b.Go immediately ... the place is spotted ... They will be
there soon.
c.Oh no, certainly not ... Wait, you got money?
d.You leave everything and you go
2. Variation
Ludo gives an appointment to Lila to tell how much he
loves her.
4. WRITING
Lila writes to Ludo after she
arrive to the Hotel, she express
to him how much she loves him
and confess that she never
forgot him.
5. CULTURE
During World War II, many people changed
their name because they were wanted for
many political reasons, one of them the
resistence of collaborating with govern.
What name would you use if you were in the
same situation? and name some famous
French writers who had published or
presented under another name.
