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 ___.
2. He is alone in a dark room at night. He feels ___.
3. They have nothing to do all afternoon. They feel ___.
4. She is going on holiday tomorrow for the first time. She feels ___.

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.

Correction

1. You feel sad because your best friend moves to another city.
2. You feel angry because someone takes your lunch without asking.
3. You feel proud because you get a very good mark on your test.
4. 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.