Big Apple

Big Apple is New York's nickname.

Have a first insight of this amazing city through this blog, you will all the more enjoy your school trip in June.

This big apple is for you!


Here are a few expressions that can be useful before you dive into this blog.

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Vocabulary tips

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Bite the Apple!

Follow Naomi on her NYC tour.

Understanding and remembering

After listening to the reading comprehension x3, answer the following questions:

1) Where can you find a bull in NYC?

2) Which place is a train station?

3) Which monument was built during the Great Depression?

Step ahead

Find more information about the ten monuments Naomi selected for you. Choose two of them and write to your English penfriend Oliver who lives in Liverpool.  Tell him what you now know about these two monuments and how excited you are to go to NYC with your class in June.
Write your letter (about 100 words) in a post in "comments" below.

Upset the apple cart!

Record yourself (1minute 30 seconds maximum). Convince your best friends Cécile and Nicolas (they are the apple of your eye) not to go shopping but to come and visit the two monuments you know so much about. Use as many modal verbs as you can.

Like apples and oranges in NYC

Tell us how you would like to spend your time in NYC?
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An apple caught in the web

Imagine Oliver, your penfriend is invited to go to New York in May but he hasn't had time to plan anything.
Organize two wonderful days in New York for him including must-see places, accomodation, restaurants, activities. Send your programme in a post.

Plant your pip!

Now your turn! You have come back from NYC, create your own blog and tell us about the must-see places of Big Apple. Tell us what you most liked and what you recommend, where you stayed, what you ate...