Tim 7: The Lost Traveller

Tim 7: The Lost Traveller is an edutainment game focusing on 6e level of English. The contents of the subject are: Introduce oneself: Give one's name, age and address (say hello and goodbye, To be, introduce yourself, figures and numbers); Talk about one's activities (use and formation of simple and progressive present tenses); Say what one has or not (to have, genitive, possessive articles, whose); Introduce and describe someone. Locate oneself: Locate in space; Indicate directions

Tim 7: The Lost Traveller is an edutainment game focusing on 6e level of English. The contents of the subject are: Introduce oneself: Give one's name, age and address (say hello and goodbye, To be, introduce yourself, figures and numbers); Talk about one's activities (use and formation of simple and progressive present tenses); Say what one has or not (to have, genitive, possessive articles, whose); Introduce and describe someone. Locate oneself: Locate in space; Indicate directions (prepositions); Know how to say the date and the hour (time, date, year, seasons); Locate in time (preposition of time, adverbs of frequency, yesterday/today, before/after) Say: Describe one's environment (colors, demonstrative adjectives, some and any);Say what one can and must do; Say what one did (past tense, regular and irregular verbs); Say what one is going to do (be going to). Talk: Express one's opinion (comparatives, agreeing/disagreeing); Ask an information (questions); Say what one likes or would like to do (like, love, hate, want, would like); Give information and ask for it (common expressions, imperative, question tags). You play as Tim 7, named as such due to being kidnapped by Dr. Gaaf and being the 7th guinea pig of his experiments. Tim 7 has lost his memories and you need to help him escape the island. A carrier pigeon ends up on the island. Tim 7 wants to send a detailed map of the island to the stranger who is waiting for the bird to return, so that he can come to his aid. The child is immersed in total immersion: everything is in oral and written English, with the possibility of subtitles in French.