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📏 Comparatifs
Comparer deux éléments avec la forme qui correspond à l’adjectif.
D’abord la leçon, en petites étapes. Ensuite les questions. Se tromper ne casse rien : il y a un deuxième essai.
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La leçon4 petites étapes, à lire sans se presser
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Les questions14 défis. La réponse ne s’affiche pas toute seule.
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Les étoilespour voir ce qui tient, et ce qu’on reprendra
Tu avais déjà commencé cette mission. Reprendre garde tes réponses.
⏱ environ 20 minutes · jeu + histoire au milieu
🔥 Échauffement
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Échauffement terminé ✓
Tu es prêt·e !
Tu as lu. Maintenant tu réponds. Au milieu, Lilya glisse un jeu, puis une histoire.
- Une erreur laisse un deuxième essai.
- Les étoiles disent ce qui tient, et ce qu’on reprendra.
⚔️ Épreuve
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Texte à lire
The night train
Last July, Maya and her brother Sam took the night train to Edinburgh. They did not fly. Their father said the journey was part of the holiday. Maya thought it was too long. Sam loved it.
At 11 p.m. the train left London. Maya read a book, but she was too excited to finish the chapter. Sam bought two sandwiches and a bottle of water. “They are cheaper at home,” Maya said. “They are part of the adventure,” Sam answered.
In the morning, the hills were green and the sky was pale. A woman asked them, “Where are you from?” “We are from Lyon, in France,” Maya said. “Is Edinburgh bigger than Lyon?” the woman asked. “I don’t think so,” said Sam, “but the castle looks older.”
They arrived at 7.40. It was colder than they expected. Maya sent a message to her father: “We are here. The trip was tiring but brilliant. Next year I want to go further north.” She did not say she had been a little scared in the tunnel.
D'après « The night train », maya’s message hides…
She did not say she had been scared.
Texte à lire
The night train
Last July, Maya and her brother Sam took the night train to Edinburgh. They did not fly. Their father said the journey was part of the holiday. Maya thought it was too long. Sam loved it.
At 11 p.m. the train left London. Maya read a book, but she was too excited to finish the chapter. Sam bought two sandwiches and a bottle of water. “They are cheaper at home,” Maya said. “They are part of the adventure,” Sam answered.
In the morning, the hills were green and the sky was pale. A woman asked them, “Where are you from?” “We are from Lyon, in France,” Maya said. “Is Edinburgh bigger than Lyon?” the woman asked. “I don’t think so,” said Sam, “but the castle looks older.”
They arrived at 7.40. It was colder than they expected. Maya sent a message to her father: “We are here. The trip was tiring but brilliant. Next year I want to go further north.” She did not say she had been a little scared in the tunnel.
D'après « The night train », « Cheaper at home » is…
She talks about the sandwiches.
Texte à lire
The night train
Last July, Maya and her brother Sam took the night train to Edinburgh. They did not fly. Their father said the journey was part of the holiday. Maya thought it was too long. Sam loved it.
At 11 p.m. the train left London. Maya read a book, but she was too excited to finish the chapter. Sam bought two sandwiches and a bottle of water. “They are cheaper at home,” Maya said. “They are part of the adventure,” Sam answered.
In the morning, the hills were green and the sky was pale. A woman asked them, “Where are you from?” “We are from Lyon, in France,” Maya said. “Is Edinburgh bigger than Lyon?” the woman asked. “I don’t think so,” said Sam, “but the castle looks older.”
They arrived at 7.40. It was colder than they expected. Maya sent a message to her father: “We are here. The trip was tiring but brilliant. Next year I want to go further north.” She did not say she had been a little scared in the tunnel.
D'après « The night train », they travelled by…
They did not fly.
Le superlatif de big est…
The + -est pour un court adjectif.
« Cheaper at home » veut dire…
Maya compare les sandwichs.
Comparatif.
The castle looks … than the station.
Old → older.
« The castle looks older » compare…
Older than what Sam has in mind. Le texte dit older.
Une question flash, sans pression : tu peux te tromper.
Pause jeu · éclair
Comparer deux villes, ce n’est pas…
Comparer deux villes, ce n’est pas…
Tu es au milieu. Faisons une pause avec une petite histoire.
The word she did not say
Dans le tunnel, Maya avait eu peur. Dans son message, elle a écrit brilliant. Les deux phrases sont vraies. Elles ne disent pas la même chose.
Lilou, qui lit le texte, note les deux. En anglais comme en français, ce que le narrateur tait reste dans l’histoire.
A text can say one thing and show another.
Edinburgh was colder…
Comparatif : colder than.
Cheap → comparatif de supériorité :
Court adjectif : -er.
Small → superlatif :
-est.
Sélectionne le comparatif.
Cheaper compare le prix.
On ne dit pas…
Pas de double comparatif.
Far → comparatif souvent :
Irrégulier.
Travail des mains · à la façon Montessori
Deux objets sur la table
Il te faut : deux objets, trois papiers : -er, more, as…as
Coche chaque étape réalisée, puis choisis une réponse. Valider s’active seulement quand les deux sont faits.
Il reste des étapes à cocher.
Interesting au comparatif de supériorité :
Adjectif long : more.