An article : exercice d’écriture A2

5 exercices de niveau A2 (Écriture) sur « An article », avec corrigés. Faites chaque activité et vérifiez tout de suite. Gratuit, sans compte.

CompétenceÉcriture
NiveauA2 Élémentaire
Exercices5
Trous26
Thème5 sur 9

Avant de commencer. 5 exercices. Faites chaque tâche, puis comparez votre travail au corrigé.

Exercice 1. Complete the zero conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

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  • 1
    If you (burn) coal, it (give) off greenhouse gases.
  • 2
    A rainbow often (appear) if the sun (come) out when it’s raining.
  • 3
    If an earthquake (happen) under the ocean, it sometimes (cause) a tsunami.
  • 4
    If a hurricane (form) over the Indian Ocean, they (call) it a typhoon.
  • 5
    If you (eat) ice, it (make) your body cold.
  • 6
    Floods (happen) if it (rain) a lot more than usual for a long time.

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Exercice 2. Read the Writing Strategy. Then read the task below and the model text. Decide where the second paragraph should begin: A, B or C.

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Writing Strategy

When you are expressing your opinions and the opinions of others, give your text a clear structure. For example:

– In one paragraph, give your opinion with two or three arguments that support it.

– In another paragraphs, give the opposing view with one or two arguments supporting it. You can then say why you disagree with the opposing view (a counter-argument)

  • The second paragraph should begin at
  • ‘Young people are doing more to prevent global warming than older people.’ Do you agree?
  • I do not believe that this is true. Adults make the most important decisions about global warming, not young people. For example, governments have to decide between fossil fuels and renewable energy. [A] Furthermore, adults decide how ‘green’ their lifestyle at home should be: Do they buy a big or small car? Do they live in a big or small house? And so on. [B] Having said that, young people are often better at remembering to recycle plastic bottles and other containers. What is more, children walk and cycle more often than adults and this causes less pollution. [C] However, they probably walk and cycle more because they are too young to drive, not because they care about the environment! So all in all, I do not think young people are doing more than older people.

Exercice 3. Add two phrases below to each group (A-D). Then choose the phrases that are in the model text.

8 blancs
  • As I see it, ...
  • Having said that, ...
  • However, ...
  • In my opinion, ...     Moreover, ...     Nevertheless, ...
  • On the other hand, ...     To be honest, ...     What is more, ...
  • A
    Expressing an opinion
  • I think / I don’t think that ...
  • B
    Presenting an opposing opinion
  • There are people who believe that ...
  • C
    Presenting a counter-argument
  • In spite of this, ...
  • D
    Making an additional point
  • Furthermore, ...

Writing Guide

Exercice 4. Read the task and make a plan.

5 blancs
  • ‘Individuals can do more to stop global warming than governments.’ Do you agree?
  • Paragraph 1 (my opinion)
  • – Argument 1:
  • – Argument 2:
  • Paragraph 2 (opposing view)
  • – Argument 1:
  • – Argument 2:
  • – Counter-argument:

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Exercice 5. Write an article like the one in exercise 2. Use your notes from exercise 4 and include phrases from exercise 3.

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