Exercices C1 : pratiquer la synthèse en anglais

ParVocaVerb
Synthétiser une discussion en anglais [C1] — VocaVerb

Ces exercices s’appuient sur les expressions clés de synthèse vues dans le cours. Entraînez-vous à les utiliser en contexte professionnel et quotidien.

→ Voir le cours : Synthétiser une discussion en anglais : cours complet

Exercice 1 — Choisissez la bonne expression de synthèse

Sélectionnez l'expression qui convient le mieux pour introduire une synthèse dans chaque contexte.

  1. You have just presented a long quarterly report to your team and want to highlight the main takeaways. Which expression best introduces your closing remarks?
  2. During a meeting, a colleague missed the first ten minutes. You want to briefly restate what was discussed. Which expression is most appropriate?
  3. You are writing a formal email after a negotiation and want to condense the key points in a concluding paragraph. Which expression fits best?
  4. At the end of a job interview, the interviewer asks you to bring together everything you said about your skills. Which phrase best opens your answer?
Correction

  1. To sum up, the quarterly results show steady growth across all departments.
  2. To recap, we agreed to launch the new campaign next Monday.
  3. In summary, both parties have agreed on the revised terms and the new deadline.
  4. To sum up, my background in project management and my communication skills make me a strong candidate for this role.

Exercice 2 — Complétez le dialogue de synthèse

Complétez les répliques manquantes en utilisant une expression de synthèse appropriée (To sum up, To recap, In summary) et en formulant une phrase complète et cohérente.

  1. Manager: We've been discussing the new office policy for forty minutes now. Can you pull everything together for us, Sarah?
    Sarah: ___
  2. Colleague A: Sorry I had to step out — what did I miss?
    Colleague B: ___
  3. Presenter: Before we open the floor to questions, I'd like to close my presentation.
    Presenter: ___
  4. HR Officer: Could you briefly restate the main points of your proposal before we vote?
    Employee: ___
Correction

  1. To sum up, we have decided to implement a hybrid working schedule, with employees required to be on-site at least three days a week.
  2. To recap, we reviewed the budget proposal and agreed that the marketing department will receive an additional ten thousand pounds for Q3.
  3. In summary, our research demonstrates that adopting renewable energy sources would reduce the company's carbon footprint by thirty percent within five years.
  4. To recap, my proposal suggests introducing flexible working hours, increasing the training budget, and launching a monthly feedback survey for all staff.

Exercice 3 — Reformulez en utilisant une expression de synthèse

Reformulez chaque énoncé en le faisant commencer par une expression de synthèse appropriée (To sum up, To recap ou In summary) et en conservant toutes les informations essentielles dans une phrase complète.

  1. The project was delayed because of supply chain issues. The team nonetheless met the revised deadline. The client was satisfied with the final outcome.
  2. We discussed three solutions: reducing costs, hiring new staff, and outsourcing part of the production. The board favoured the third option.
  3. The study shows that remote workers are more productive. They also report higher job satisfaction. However, collaboration can sometimes suffer.
  4. During the training session, participants learned how to use the new software. They practised creating reports and exporting data. Feedback was very positive.
Correction

  1. To sum up, despite supply chain issues that caused delays, the team met the revised deadline and the client was satisfied with the final outcome.
  2. To recap, three solutions were discussed — reducing costs, hiring new staff, and outsourcing production — and the board favoured the outsourcing option.
  3. In summary, the study indicates that remote workers tend to be more productive and report higher job satisfaction, although collaboration can sometimes be negatively affected.
  4. To sum up, participants in the training session learned to use the new software, practised creating reports and exporting data, and provided very positive feedback.

Pour aller plus loin sur ce thème :

Revoir le cours · Mots croisés

Publications similaires