Exprimer ses émotions et ses goûts : corrigé émotions anglais 4e

1. I’m crazy about it. → ++
2. I don’t mind it. → =
3. I can’t stand it. → – –
4. I’m keen on it. → +
5. I’m not keen on it. → –
6. I enjoy it. → +
7. I can’t bear it. → – –
8. I’m fond of it. → +

1. waiting
2. drawing (après la préposition on)
3. going
4. helping
5. swimming (on double le m)
6. getting up (on double le t)

1. boring : c’est le film qui provoque l’ennui.
2. amazed : c’est ce que je ressens.
3. frightened : mon frère ressent la peur.
4. disappointing : la fin provoque la déception.
5. excited : nous ressentons l’impatience.
6. amazing : le match provoque l’émerveillement.
7. exhausted : elle se sent épuisée.
8. worrying : la nouvelle provoque l’inquiétude.

1. amazement
2. sadness (ou sorrow, plus littéraire)
3. anger
4. fear
5. pride
6. boredom
7. relief
8. disappointment

1. Wow! (admiration)
2. Yuk! (dégoût)
3. Ouch! (douleur)
4. Oops! (maladresse)
5. Phew! (soulagement)
6. Yay! (joie)
7. Oh no! (mauvaise surprise)

1. Maya and Leo loved the film.
2. Because he can’t stand films with so many explosions: he was bored stiff.
3. The death of the dog made her cry.
4. He thought it was disgusting.
5. He was terrified, but he loved it.
6. He prefers comedies.

1. I’m keen on dancing.
2. I can’t stand queuing.
3. I don’t mind watching horror films.
4. She’s crazy about manga.
5. He isn’t keen on football.
6. I’m fond of painting.

1. I can’t stand waiting.
2. My sister is keen on photography. (ou crazy about photography)
3. The film was incredible!
4. He burst into tears.
5. What a relief!
6. I was frightened but delighted. (ou scared but thrilled)

1. Elle regardait les étoiles, émerveillée. (ou avec stupéfaction)
2. Un sentiment de morosité a envahi la pièce.
3. Je ne suis pas trop branché jeux vidéo.
4. Il était aux anges quand il a appris la nouvelle.
5. L’histoire me remplit de chagrin.
6. Beurk ! Ce lait sent horriblement mauvais.

1. I can’t stand waiting for the bus. Can’t stand + V-ing.
2. She is keen on drawing. La préposition est on.
3. I was very bored during the lesson. -ed pour ce que l’on ressent.
4. He doesn’t mind helping us. Don’t mind + V-ing.
5. We were full of amazement when we saw the whale. Il faut le nom amazement.
6. My brother is fond of football. La préposition est of.

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. Wow! You have to see this film!
2. I saw the new animated film at the cinema last Saturday.
3. The ending filled me with sorrow and I almost burst into tears.
4. The story was really exciting, and I was amazed by the drawings.
5. I’m usually not keen on watching cartoons, but this one is different.
6. It was absolutely incredible!