French: lesson 4:using il y a and il y avait

 Yea 6 revised the numberwork from the previous week. They then looked at what Il y a and il y avait mean. They looked at pictures taken in different parts of the island, from the present day as well as the past. They then compared what places around town were in the past and what is there today. They then wrote sentences using the above sentence starter and the word 'mais'- meaning but to join them.

















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