Anglais 4ᵉ
Ressources · 4ᵉ · Anglais
Les médias
Vocabulaire pour parler de la TV, du journal, de la radio & donner son avis (A2, 4e)
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Cette activité de compréhension sur « Les médias » en quatrième entraîne à lire, analyser et répondre à des questions en anglais. Elle suit le programme officiel de quatrième. Au programme : Les supports : the media, News : un mot indénombrable, Le bon verbe et la bonne préposition, Les émissions et les gens de la télé. 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 texte d'Emma sur sa famille, puis réponds aux questions.
Media at home: the Harper family
In my family, everybody follows the news, but not in the same way. My grandad, Ted, buys a newspaper every morning and reads it from the front page to the sports pages. He says the internet is full of fake news. My mum listens to the radio while she drives to work: she likes phone-in programmes, where listeners call and give their opinions. My dad never watches TV, except football and the weather forecast. My little brother Josh only watches cartoons and game shows on his tablet, and he laughs at every advert.
And me, Emma? I check the headlines on my phone at breakfast, and I listen to a podcast about science in bed. I think the podcast is more informative than the news on TV, because the presenters explain things slowly. On Sundays, though, we all watch the same series together — it's the only moment when nobody looks at a screen alone!
In my family, everybody follows the news, but not in the same way. My grandad, Ted, buys a newspaper every morning and reads it from the front page to the sports pages. He says the internet is full of fake news. My mum listens to the radio while she drives to work: she likes phone-in programmes, where listeners call and give their opinions. My dad never watches TV, except football and the weather forecast. My little brother Josh only watches cartoons and game shows on his tablet, and he laughs at every advert.
And me, Emma? I check the headlines on my phone at breakfast, and I listen to a podcast about science in bed. I think the podcast is more informative than the news on TV, because the presenters explain things slowly. On Sundays, though, we all watch the same series together — it's the only moment when nobody looks at a screen alone!
2Questions
Q1 What does Grandad Ted buy every morning?
Q2 What does he think of the internet?
Q3 When does Emma's mum listen to the radio?
Q4 Which are the only programmes Emma's dad watches? (two answers)
Q5 On which device does Josh watch cartoons?
Q6 What does Emma listen to in bed?
Q7 Why does she think the podcast is more informative than the TV news?
Q8 Que fait toute la famille le dimanche ? Réponds en anglais.
Q9 And you? How do you get the news? Answer in two sentences.
I get the news on my phone, on social media. I hardly ever watch the news on TV, but my parents do.Voir le corrigé
- a newspaper
- it is full of fake news
- while she drives to work
- football and the weather forecast
- on his tablet
- a podcast about science
- because the presenters explain things slowly
- they all watch the same series together
- Réponse libre — exemple : I get the news on my phone, on social media. I hardly ever watch the news on TV, but my parents do.
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