In England the school kids have to wear a uniform whereas in France we can dress as we want. Even thought the French drive on the right the English continue to drive on the left. The French breakfast is rather sweet however the English eat a breakfast rather salty. In France we have rather a good weather but on the contrary in England it rains often. Indeed in England the streets are very clean, it’s not like in France where there is waste everywhere. English houses aren’t like in France because they are with red or white bricks that’s why they are more beautiful. In England they have a different keyboard because it begin with the letters « QWERTY » whereas in France it begin with the letters « AZERTY ». In France the president reigns however in England it’s the queen who reigns. In France it’s a democracy otherwise in England it’s a constitutional monarchy. In England there is the royal family whereas in France there is just the president because we don’t have king or queen.
The English eat salty food for breakfast however the French breakfast is rather sweet. In England the queen reigns however in France the president reigns. In France is a democracy whereas in England is a constitutional monarchy.
One of the main differences between England and France is that in England people speak mostly english but in France we mostly speak french. An other big difference is that England's government is a constitutional monarchy whereas France's government which is a democratic republic. England has a Queen unlike France. On the educational side, the big majority of French schools don't make their students wear uniforms compared to England. In French schools graduation day doesn't exist whereas in England, graduation day is a big tradition. An other difference between the two countries is that France has a bigger population than England. France has about sixty five million people compared to England which has around fifty six million people. There's also a difference in traditions. For example, for christmas dinner, British families will usually have pudding for desert whereas French families who will eat "bûches". Another christmas tradition done in England but not in France are surprise crackers.
-There is a time difference of 1 hour between France and England - In England we drive in the left side of the road, whereas in France it is the opposite - The currency in England is the pound while it is the euro in France -Adaptor needed if travelling in country as power outlets are not the same - In England the uniform is mandatory in every school, which is not the case in France - In France the maximum working time it is 48 hours per week - In France, the azerty keyboard layout is used, in anglophone country like England the standard keyboard is the qwerty - In a culinary point, there are many differences between France and the UK. For example, the classic breakfast in France is cereal with milk, which is quite different from "the English Breakfast" -In France, shake hands or kiss each other, even without being really close to people is a norm. In Britain, the"bise" is not really common, they prefer to greet each other orally -The use of checkbooks is much less widespread than in France
In England the wearing of school uniform is much more common In France, cars drive on the right, unlike England, which drives on the left The sockets electric are not the same in France and England The keyboards are also not the same, in France it is AZERTY whereas in England it is QWERTY French gastronomy is much better than that of the English The two rugby teams are eternal rivals, the XV of the rose against the XV tricolor The time zone is not the same, France is 1 hour ahead, it is 2 p.m. here contrary to England where it is 1 p.m. The currency is also not the same, in England it is the British Pound while in France it is the Euro England is in a constitutional monarchy however in France it is a semi-presidential regime The traffic lights are not the same, in France orange warns of red but in England orange warns of red and green
First of all, one of the biggest difference between France and England is that of metric system. Moreover, the English don't drive on the same side as the French. In France, gastronomy has great importance unlike in Enlgland. Tea time is anchored in the English traditions whereas France has different ones. Obviously, both countries do not speak the same language. Despite these differences, England and France are in the same part of the globe. Futhermore, both countries were allies in the world war two and they wanted to come together under one country. It was to be called "l'union franco-Britanique". More recently, England left European Union, what France didn't do. Another difference is the government, once is a democratie and the otherone is a constitutional monarchy. To conclude, we can say that England and France are two countries which have a lot of differences and commonalities.
- British people drive on their left whereas French people drive on their right. - The British have a queen while the French have a president. -The currency in Britain is different from the one in France : The British use pounds while the French use the euro. -France and England don't share the same time zone. -It is necessary to wear a certain uniform in the British school unlike the French school where you can dress as you wish. -People are generally more respectful in England than in France. -British people eat earlier than us. They lunch at 11am and dinner at 18p.m. - The British speak English while in France people speak French. -The British breakfast is salty while the French breakfast is sweet. -England is an Island whereas France isn't -The most famous French monument is the Effeil tower while the British one is Big Ben
1. French vocabulary like « dressing”, ”brushing” or “jogging” no significate the same thing or sometimes don’t exist in English. 2. Unlike in France, the “kiss” in England is doesn’t practice. 3. In France there is a republic whereas in England, this is a monarchy. 4. Contrary to France, “drink to” is not doing in England because this is not a tradition over there. 5. In these countries, the thermometer is not using in the same way. In England is under the tongue while in France it’s in the bottom. 6. To England, children at school have a uniform but not in France. 7. In France, we drive to the left whereas in England they drive to the right. 8. The breakfast is different because in France it’s many sweet with not eggs and bacon contrary to England where it’s many salty. 9. The computer keyboard is not the same in these two countries. For the French, the first computer key is like “AZERTY” unlike to the English, which is like “QWERTY”. 10. To finish, the change in France is the euro but in England is the pound.
1) Compared to England, France is one hour ahead. 2) In England we drive on the left. 3) To call from England add "0033" to the number. 4) England has a different currency: £ ( pounds ). 5) In England there is a constitutional monarchy. 6) England has different power sockets. 7) In England there are no small shops like in France. 8) In England you have to wear uniforms to go to school. 9) In France, the working week is 35 hours. In England it is 48 hours. 10) In France, retirement is from the age of 60. In England, the retirement age is 65 for men and 60 for women. Léa Ledieu 2°11.
1.In France we have a president and a prime minister while in England they have only a prime minister. 2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France. 3.In england they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right.
1.In France we have president and a prime minister while in England they have a prime minister. 2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France. 3.In England they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right. 4.The currency of France is the euro but the currency of England is the pound. 5.In England children wear uniforms to school contrary to the children of France 6.In England they have a more nutritious breakfast than in France. 7.In France we always have an extra hour compared to England. 8.In England the maximum working time is 48 houts per week contrary to France where te maximum working time is 35 hours per week. 9.In England there is a monarchy and in France there is a republic. 10.The famous monument which represents France is the Eiffel Tower while in England it is the Buckingham Palace
1.In France we have president and a prime minister while in England they have a prime minister. 2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France. 3.In England they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right. 4.The currency of France is the euro but the currency of England is the pound. 5.In England children wear uniforms to school contrary to the children of France 6.In England they have a more nutritious breakfast than in France. 7.In France we always have an extra hour compared to England. 8.In England the maximum working time is 48 houts per week contrary to France where THE maximum working time is 35 hours per week. 9.In England there is a monarchy and in France there is a republic. 10.The famous monument which represents France is the Eiffel Tower while in England it is the Buckingham Palace
1) To wear a uniform is a rule in England whereas students can choose the dress in France. 2) Unlike in France, the drive is on the left in England, and the wheel in the car too. 3) The English breakfast is usually salty, whereas the French one is more often sweet. 4) The English political regime is a monarchy unlike the French system is a Republic. 5) The English way is to go to the pub to watch sport on the TV with drinking, instead of French pubs where people just have a drink. 6) To see squirrels in England you just have to walk in a townpark, however in France it’s better to walk in a forest. 7) When you want to cross the street, you have to wait for the sound signal in England, whereas there’s only a visual signal in France. 8) English cooking is not famous, however French gastronomy is mentioned by the UNESCO as a heritage of humanity. 9) In France, when you meet a good friend, you usually kiss him or her. Contrary to this, English people never do that. 10) In 2002 France leave its currency for the euro, whereas England never leaves the pounds even before Brexit.
In France the currency is the Euro, while in England it’s the pound sterling.
ReplyDeleteIn England it’s mandatory to wear an uniform at school, but not in France.
In England the politic leader is the Prime Minister whereas in France it’s the President.
In England there is a royal family contrary to France.
In car French drive on the right side of the road while English drive on the left side.
In England, the capital is London while in France, it’s Paris.
In France the most famous monument is the Eiffel Tower, While in England, it’s Big Ben.
France is in the European Union contrary to England.
United Kingdom is an Island whereas France is on a continent.
The the area of France is larger than the area of the England.
In England the school kids have to wear a uniform whereas in France we can dress as we want.
ReplyDeleteEven thought the French drive on the right the English continue to drive on the left.
The French breakfast is rather sweet however the English eat a breakfast rather salty.
In France we have rather a good weather but on the contrary in England it rains often.
Indeed in England the streets are very clean, it’s not like in France where there is waste everywhere.
English houses aren’t like in France because they are with red or white bricks that’s why they are more beautiful.
In England they have a different keyboard because it begin with the letters « QWERTY » whereas in France it begin with the letters « AZERTY ».
In France the president reigns however in England it’s the queen who reigns.
In France it’s a democracy otherwise in England it’s a constitutional monarchy.
In England there is the royal family whereas in France there is just the president because we don’t have king or queen.
The English eat salty food for breakfast however the French breakfast is rather sweet.
DeleteIn England the queen reigns however in France the president reigns.
In France is a democracy whereas in England is a constitutional monarchy.
One of the main differences between England and France is that in England people speak mostly english but in France we mostly speak french. An other big difference is that England's government is a constitutional monarchy whereas France's government which is a democratic republic. England has a Queen unlike France. On the educational side, the big majority of French schools don't make their students wear uniforms compared to England. In French schools graduation day doesn't exist whereas in England, graduation day is a big tradition. An other difference between the two countries is that France has a bigger population than England. France has about sixty five million people compared to England which has around fifty six million people. There's also a difference in traditions. For example, for christmas dinner, British families will usually have pudding for desert whereas French families who will eat "bûches". Another christmas tradition done in England but not in France are surprise crackers.
ReplyDelete-There is a time difference of 1 hour between France and England
ReplyDelete- In England we drive in the left side of the road, whereas in France it is the opposite
- The currency in England is the pound while it is the euro in France
-Adaptor needed if travelling in country as power outlets are not the same
- In England the uniform is mandatory in every school, which is not the case in France
- In France the maximum working time it is 48 hours per week
- In France, the azerty keyboard layout is used, in anglophone country like England the standard keyboard is the qwerty
- In a culinary point, there are many differences between France and the UK. For example, the classic breakfast in France is cereal with milk, which is quite different from "the English Breakfast"
-In France, shake hands or kiss each other, even without being really close to people is a norm. In Britain, the"bise" is not really common, they prefer to greet each other orally
-The use of checkbooks is much less widespread than in France
In England the wearing of school uniform is much more common
ReplyDeleteIn France, cars drive on the right, unlike England, which drives on the left
The sockets electric are not the same in France and England
The keyboards are also not the same, in France it is AZERTY whereas in England it is QWERTY
French gastronomy is much better than that of the English
The two rugby teams are eternal rivals, the XV of the rose against the XV tricolor
The time zone is not the same, France is 1 hour ahead, it is 2 p.m. here contrary to England where it is 1 p.m.
The currency is also not the same, in England it is the British Pound while in France it is the Euro
England is in a constitutional monarchy however in France it is a semi-presidential regime
The traffic lights are not the same, in France orange warns of red but in England orange warns of red and green
First of all, one of the biggest difference between France and England is that of metric system.
ReplyDeleteMoreover, the English don't drive on the same side as the French.
In France, gastronomy has great importance unlike in Enlgland.
Tea time is anchored in the English traditions whereas France has different ones.
Obviously, both countries do not speak the same language.
Despite these differences, England and France are in the same part of the globe.
Futhermore, both countries were allies in the world war two and they wanted to come together under one country. It was to be called "l'union franco-Britanique".
More recently, England left European Union, what France didn't do.
Another difference is the government, once is a democratie and the otherone is a constitutional monarchy.
To conclude, we can say that England and France are two countries which have a lot of differences and commonalities.
- British people drive on their left whereas French people drive on their right.
ReplyDelete- The British have a queen while the French have a president.
-The currency in Britain is different from the one in France : The British use pounds while the French use the euro.
-France and England don't share the same time zone.
-It is necessary to wear a certain uniform in the British school unlike the French school where you can dress as you wish.
-People are generally more respectful in England than in France.
-British people eat earlier than us. They lunch at 11am and dinner at 18p.m.
- The British speak English while in France people speak French.
-The British breakfast is salty while the French breakfast is sweet.
-England is an Island whereas France isn't
-The most famous French monument is the Effeil tower while the British one is Big Ben
1. French vocabulary like « dressing”, ”brushing” or “jogging” no significate the same thing or sometimes don’t
ReplyDeleteexist in English.
2. Unlike in France, the “kiss” in England is doesn’t practice.
3. In France there is a republic whereas in England, this is a monarchy.
4. Contrary to France, “drink to” is not doing in England because this is not a tradition over there.
5. In these countries, the thermometer is not using in the same way. In England is under the tongue while in France
it’s in the bottom.
6. To England, children at school have a uniform but not in France.
7. In France, we drive to the left whereas in England they drive to the right.
8. The breakfast is different because in France it’s many sweet with not eggs and bacon contrary to England where
it’s many salty.
9. The computer keyboard is not the same in these two countries. For the French, the first computer key is like
“AZERTY” unlike to the English, which is like “QWERTY”.
10. To finish, the change in France is the euro but in England is the pound.
1) Compared to England, France is one hour ahead.
ReplyDelete2) In England we drive on the left.
3) To call from England add "0033" to the number.
4) England has a different currency: £ ( pounds ).
5) In England there is a constitutional monarchy.
6) England has different power sockets.
7) In England there are no small shops like in France.
8) In England you have to wear uniforms to go to school.
9) In France, the working week is 35 hours. In England it is 48 hours.
10) In France, retirement is from the age of 60. In England, the retirement age is 65 for men and 60 for women.
Léa Ledieu 2°11.
1.In France we have a president and a prime minister while in England they have only a prime minister.
ReplyDelete2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France.
3.In england they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right.
1.In France we have president and a prime minister while in England they have a prime minister.
ReplyDelete2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France.
3.In England they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right.
4.The currency of France is the euro but the currency of England is the pound.
5.In England children wear uniforms to school contrary to the children of France
6.In England they have a more nutritious breakfast than in France.
7.In France we always have an extra hour compared to England.
8.In England the maximum working time is 48 houts per week contrary to France where te maximum working time is 35 hours per week.
9.In England there is a monarchy and in France there is a republic.
10.The famous monument which represents France is the Eiffel Tower while in England it is the Buckingham Palace
1.In France we have president and a prime minister while in England they have a prime minister.
Delete2.England is not part of the European Union contrary to France.
3.In England they drive on the left unlike France where we drive on the right.
4.The currency of France is the euro but the currency of England is the pound.
5.In England children wear uniforms to school contrary to the children of France
6.In England they have a more nutritious breakfast than in France.
7.In France we always have an extra hour compared to England.
8.In England the maximum working time is 48 houts per week contrary to France where THE maximum working time is 35 hours per week.
9.In England there is a monarchy and in France there is a republic.
10.The famous monument which represents France is the Eiffel Tower while in England it is the Buckingham Palace
1) To wear a uniform is a rule in England whereas students can choose the dress in France.
ReplyDelete2) Unlike in France, the drive is on the left in England, and the wheel in the car too.
3) The English breakfast is usually salty, whereas the French one is more often sweet.
4) The English political regime is a monarchy unlike the French system is a Republic.
5) The English way is to go to the pub to watch sport on the TV with drinking, instead of French pubs where people just have a drink.
6) To see squirrels in England you just have to walk in a townpark, however in France it’s better to walk in a forest.
7) When you want to cross the street, you have to wait for the sound signal in England, whereas there’s only a visual signal in France.
8) English cooking is not famous, however French gastronomy is mentioned by the UNESCO as a heritage of humanity.
9) In France, when you meet a good friend, you usually kiss him or her. Contrary to this, English people never do that.
10) In 2002 France leave its currency for the euro, whereas England never leaves the pounds even before Brexit.
Unlike France, England does not use the euro as a currency of exchange but pounds sterling.
ReplyDeleteIn England there is a royalty and a government while in France there is only one government.
Of course in France people speak French unlike in England where people speak English.
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