- How long was the train journey from London to Edinburgh?Réponse attendue : four and a half hours
- Where is Edinburgh Castle?Réponse attendue : on a hill in the centre
- What is the name of the main street in Edinburgh?Réponse attendue : the Royal Mile
- What instrument was the man in a kilt playing?Réponse attendue : the bagpipes
- What is haggis?Réponse attendue : the national dish
- Did the narrator see the Loch Ness monster? (short answer)Réponse attendue : No, he didn't.
- What is Ben Nevis?Réponse attendue : the highest mountain in the UK
- Relève dans le texte le comparatif qui décrit Édimbourg par rapport à Londres.Réponse attendue : smaller
- Cite deux animaux mentionnés dans le texte.Réponse attendue : sheep and ducks
- 10Et toi ? Quelle nation du Royaume-Uni voudrais-tu visiter et pourquoi ? Réponds en deux phrases en anglais.
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I would like to visit Wales because I love mountains. I also want to see the red dragon on the flag!
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Un texte d’anglais de niveau A2 qui raconte un voyage en Écosse : le train depuis Londres, Edinburgh et son château, le Royal Mile, le haggis, le loch Ness et Ben Nevis. Les questions font relever des informations précises et un comparatif, puis demandent quelle nation tu aimerais visiter.
Le texteMy trip to Scotland
Last week, I went to Scotland with my parents. We took the train from London to Edinburgh: the journey lasted four and a half hours. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and it is very different from London. The city is smaller, with old grey buildings and a castle on a hill in the centre. From the castle, you can see the sea! On the Royal Mile, the main street, we saw a man in a kilt playing the bagpipes. My dad tried haggis, the national dish, but I preferred the shortbread biscuits.
Then we drove north to the Highlands. The mountains were beautiful and there were sheep everywhere. We stopped at Loch Ness, a long, dark lake. I looked for the monster with my binoculars, but I only saw ducks! On the last day, we walked near Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK. It was cold and it rained, of course: the Scottish weather is famous! But I loved Scotland and I want to go back next summer.
Last week, I went to Scotland with my parents. We took the train from London to Edinburgh: the journey lasted four and a half hours. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and it is very different from London. The city is smaller, with old grey buildings and a castle on a hill in the centre. From the castle, you can see the sea! On the Royal Mile, the main street, we saw a man in a kilt playing the bagpipes. My dad tried haggis, the national dish, but I preferred the shortbread biscuits.
Then we drove north to the Highlands. The mountains were beautiful and there were sheep everywhere. We stopped at Loch Ness, a long, dark lake. I looked for the monster with my binoculars, but I only saw ducks! On the last day, we walked near Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the UK. It was cold and it rained, of course: the Scottish weather is famous! But I loved Scotland and I want to go back next summer.
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Moi c'est Ben, j'ai créé ce site pour aider le plus d'élèves possible, partout en France. Je peux aussi reprendre avec toi ce qui coince en cours particulier : en visio, ou à domicile si tu es à Marseille.
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