Ce corrigé paysages et saisons reprend chaque exercice dans l’ordre. Les réponses sont en gras, et les règles importantes sont rappelées en quelques mots quand une erreur est fréquente.
La correction détaillée du corrigé paysages
Correction de l’exercice 1 : Le vocabulaire du paysage- a valley → c) une vallée
- a cliff → d) une falaise
- a hill → a) une colline
- an island → g) une île
- a waterfall → b) une cascade
- a cave → h) une grotte
- a meadow → f) une prairie
- a stream → e) un ruisseau
- Christmas is in winter.
- The leaves turn red and fall in autumn (ou fall).
- The summer holidays start in July, in summer.
- Flowers bloom and birds come back in spring.
- Halloween is on 31st October, in autumn.
- In Australia, Christmas is in summer : les saisons y sont inversées.
- It’s sunny today. (on double le n)
- It’s very windy.
- It’s foggy. (on double le g)
- The sky is grey and cloudy.
- We love snowy days.
- Scotland is a rainy country.
- What’s the weather like today? (aujourd’hui = le temps du jour)
- Egypt has a hot and dry climate.
- The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow.
- We had lovely weather during our holiday.
- Scientists study climate change.
- a drought
- a flood
- a hurricane
- a heatwave
- a snowstorm
- a tornado
- Spring is my favourite season. / My favourite season is spring.
- What’s the weather like?
- There is a green valley.
- In autumn, the leaves turn red.
- The landscape is very beautiful.
- In winter, it’s freezing. / It’s freezing in winter.
- I love summer. (pas de majuscule ni d’article)
- We had nice weather in Wales. (pas de a devant weather)
- There is a blue river in the valley. (adjectif avant le nom)
- In January, it is very cold. (majuscule aux mois)
- It’s raining today.
- My favourite season is autumn. (orthographe, et pas d’article)
- It’s rainy and windy, and it’s 12 degrees.
- It’s freezing in Edinburgh: it’s minus two degrees.
- Sydney is the hottest city.
- Because there is a hurricane warning.
- No, it isn’t. It’s foggy.
- It’s summer in Sydney, because Australia is in the southern hemisphere and the seasons are reversed. (Toute réponse logique est acceptée.)
- She lives in Vermont, in the north-east of the USA.
- It is famous for its hills, its forests and its lakes.
- They go skiing.
- Her favourite season is fall. In British English, it is autumn.
- They turn red, orange and gold.
- They come to see the landscape.
- There was a big flood after a terrible storm.
- There is a big waterfall in the mountain.
- What’s the weather like? It’s foggy.
- In winter, it snows and it’s freezing.
- Scotland has a wet climate. (ou a rainy climate)
- After the storm, there was a flood.
- My favourite season is spring.
- Le village est entre deux collines.
- Il y a eu une canicule l’été dernier.
- Le vent souffle et le ciel est nuageux.
- Les falaises blanches sont près de la côte.
- En automne, les feuilles tombent des arbres. (jeu de mots : fall = automne et tomber)
Exemple de réponse modèle :
My favourite season is winter. It’s cold and sometimes it snows. The landscape is white, the trees have no leaves and the mountains are beautiful. I like skiing with my family and drinking hot chocolate. In the evening, we play board games by the fire. It’s my favourite season because Christmas is in winter!
Vérifie : in + saison sans majuscule, des adjectifs avant les noms, there is / there are et au moins une raison avec because.
Comment progresser après ce corrigé
Si le vocabulaire du paysage t’a posé problème, dessine un paysage imaginaire et écris le nom anglais de chaque élément : colline, rivière, cascade, falaise. Pour la météo, prends l’habitude de dire chaque matin en anglais le temps qu’il fait par la fenêtre : It’s cloudy and cool today. Ce petit rituel fixe les adjectifs en -y bien mieux qu’une liste.

