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Londres et New York
Monuments, civilisation & comparatif (London & New York)
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Cette activité de compréhension sur « Londres et New York » en quatrième entraîne à lire, analyser et répondre à des questions en anglais. Elle suit le programme officiel de quatrième. Au programme : Deux villes, deux pays, Londres : les lieux à connaître, New York : les lieux à connaître, Comparer deux villes : le comparatif. Lis le document, réponds puis vérifie immédiatement tes réponses pour progresser. Un bon moyen de travailler la méthode, d'enrichir son vocabulaire et de préparer les contrôles. Ressource gratuite proposée par un professeur particulier à Marseille pour réussir en anglais en quatrième.
1Lis le récit d'Emma, puis réponds aux questions.
Emma's trip: two cities in two weeks
Last year, my aunt took me to London and then to New York for two weeks. In London, we stayed in a small flat in Camden and we travelled everywhere by Tube. My favourite moment was the view from the London Eye: from the top, you can see the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames. We also visited the Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels are kept. It rained almost every day, but the museums are free, so we didn't care.
New York was completely different. The buildings are much taller than in London, and the streets are noisier. We took the ferry to see the Statue of Liberty, we walked across the Brooklyn Bridge and we ate hot dogs in Central Park. The subway is dirtier than the Tube, but it runs all night. In my opinion, London is more beautiful, but New York is more exciting. My aunt disagrees: she says London is the best city in the world!
Last year, my aunt took me to London and then to New York for two weeks. In London, we stayed in a small flat in Camden and we travelled everywhere by Tube. My favourite moment was the view from the London Eye: from the top, you can see the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames. We also visited the Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels are kept. It rained almost every day, but the museums are free, so we didn't care.
New York was completely different. The buildings are much taller than in London, and the streets are noisier. We took the ferry to see the Statue of Liberty, we walked across the Brooklyn Bridge and we ate hot dogs in Central Park. The subway is dirtier than the Tube, but it runs all night. In my opinion, London is more beautiful, but New York is more exciting. My aunt disagrees: she says London is the best city in the world!
2Questions
Q1 Who did Emma travel with?
Q2 Where did they stay in London?
Q3 What could she see from the top of the London Eye? (two things)
Q4 What is kept in the Tower of London?
Q5 Why didn't they care about the rain?
Q6 How did they go to the Statue of Liberty?
Q7 Relève dans le texte un comparatif de supériorité formé avec un adjectif long.
Q8 Quel est l'avis de la tante d'Emma ? Réponds en anglais.
Q9 Which city would you prefer to visit? Explain with a comparative.
I would prefer to visit New York because it is more exciting than London and the buildings are taller.Voir le corrigé
- her aunt
- in a small flat in Camden
- the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames
- the Crown Jewels
- because the museums are free
- by ferry
- more beautiful
- London is the best city in the world
- Réponse libre — exemple : I would prefer to visit New York because it is more exciting than London and the buildings are taller.
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