Spanish / English worksheet to help students practise the near future tense. It starts with a clear explanation, followed by a match up task, translation from Spanish to English, translation from English to Spanish and finally an extension task to create original sentences. Battelships Expressions: Voy a Vas a Va a Vamos a Vais a Van a escuchar música. jugar con mi Playstation. montar en bicicleta dormir. salir con mis amigos. ir de compras. Spanish - English Matching Cards: Voy a arreglar mi dormitorio. Vas a salir con tus amigos. Va a ir de compras. Vamos a montar en bicicleta. Vais a hacer el deporte. Van a montar en monopatín Voy a ir a la pista de hielo. Va a ir a un parquet temático.

I created this 23 page French - English vocabulary booklet to support my students in their studies of the play Cyrano De Bergerac. It was a real labour of love and took hours and hours to create. I hope you find it useful! Examples: Acte 1 L’action = the setting Un hangar = shed, hangar Jeu de paume = real tennis * Real tennis is the original racquet sport from which the modern game of lawn tennis, or tennis, is descended. It is also known as jeu de paume in France, "court tennis" in the United States. Jeu de paume in the 17th century. Représentations = theatrical performances. Embelli = made prettier, beautified Aménagé = converted, equipped Carré = square En biais = sideways Premier plan = the foreground Le fond = far end Dernier plan = background Faire angle avec= at an angle with La scène = the stage Pan coupé = piece, trail, side, flap, section, cut away Encombré = congested, cluttered. Coulisses = behind the scenes, in the wings Banquettes = upholstered benches Tapisseries = wallpaper, tapestries S’écarter = to move apart Manteau d’Arlequin = Le manteau d'Arlequin est un trompe-l'œil imitant des rideaux ouverts sur les côtés. Un manteau d'arlequin encadre la scène de théâtre et permet d'augmenter ou de diminuer la taille de la scène visible en déplaçant les panneaux sur lesquels on a peint les draperies. Les armes royales = the royal coat of arms L’estrade = rostrum, platform Une rampe de chandelles = candles as footlights Les latérales = lateral, side Galeries = galleries Les loges = boxes/ balconies in a theatre. Le parterre = the stalls (ground floor seats) Les gradins = raised, tiered stands Le buffet = sideboard Un petit lustre = a small candelabra Verre de cristal = crystal goblets Assiettes de gâteaux = plates of sweetmeats. Un lustre = chandelier Fleuris = with flowers Des flacons = small bottles/ flasks S’entrebaîlle = ajar/ half-open Un battant = second door Clorise = the Goddess of War Scène 1 EXTRACT Le portier = doorman, also goalkeeper, la distributrice = seller, un tumulte = chaos, uproar, brusquement =abruptly, suddenly, chevau-léger de la maison du roi = his majesty’s cavalry, mousquetaire = musketeer, fleuret = foil (kind of sword) for fencing, Flanquin = the name of a character, un pourpoint = a doublet, dés = dice, coquin = kid, rascal scallywag, chandelle = candle, coller = stick/attach, une bouquetière = a flower-seller,