Exercices A2 : les émotions en anglais (corrigé)

Ces exercices vous aident à pratiquer le vocabulaire des émotions vu dans le cours, de *happy* à *scared*. Testez vos connaissances et apprenez à exprimer vos sentiments naturellement en anglais.

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Exercice 1 : Reconnaître les émotions en anglais

Choisissez la bonne émotion pour compléter chaque phrase.

1. She just won a prize at school. She feels ___.
   • scared
   • happy
   • bored
   • angry
2. He is alone in a dark room at night. He feels ___.
   • excited
   • proud
   • scared
   • relaxed
3. They have nothing to do all afternoon. They feel ___.
   • surprised
   • bored
   • happy
   • nervous
4. She is going on holiday tomorrow for the first time. She feels ___.
   • sad
   • angry
   • tired
   • excited

Correction

1. She feels happy.
2. He feels scared.
3. They feel bored.
4. She feels excited.

Exercice 2 : Associer situation et émotion

Associez chaque situation à l'émotion qui lui correspond le mieux.

1. Your best friend moves to another city.
2. Someone takes your lunch without asking.
3. You get a very good mark on your test.
4. You have to speak in front of the whole class.

• You feel proud because you receive an excellent grade for an exam you took.
• You feel angry because a person helps themselves to the food you brought, with no permission requested.
• You feel nervous because you must talk to an entire group of students in public.
• You feel sad because a person very close to you is relocating to a distant place.

Correction

1. Your best friend moves to another city. – You feel sad because your best friend moves to another city.
2. Someone takes your lunch without asking. – You feel angry because someone takes your lunch without asking.
3. You get a very good mark on your test. – You feel proud because you get a very good mark on your test.
4. You have to speak in front of the whole class. – You feel nervous because you have to speak in front of the whole class.

Exercice 3 : Compléter avec la bonne émotion

Complétez chaque phrase avec le mot d'émotion qui convient, en vous appuyant sur le contexte.

1. He didn't sleep well and has a lot of work to do. He feels very ___.
2. She didn't expect to see her friend at the party. She is completely ___.
3. After a long walk in the park, he sits down and feels totally ___.
4. The little girl lost her toy. She is very ___.

Correction

1. He feels very tired.
2. She is completely surprised.
3. He feels totally relaxed.
4. She is very sad.