Anglais · 3e

Débats et exposés en anglais

Ce que tu dois retenir

Chapitre 1 — Introduction au débat et à l'exposé

Débattre en anglais, c'est apprendre à communiquer des idées avec respect et clarté.

Chapitre 2 — Organiser ses idées en anglais

Un argument repose sur une idée, un exemple et une explication (méthode PEEL).

Chapitre 3 — Exprimer son avis et respecter les autres

Le désaccord poli enrichit la discussion et montre ta maturité.

Chapitre 4 — Conseils pour un exposé réussi

Ta voix et ton langage corporel rendent ton message vivant.

Teste-toi

1. Which phrase is used to introduce an opinion?

AA. Hello!
BB. In my opinion,
CC. Goodbye.
DD. What time is it?
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. In my opinion,

'In my opinion' is a common phrase to express what you think.

2. To add an idea during a debate, you can say...

AA. However
BB. Moreover
CC. But
DD. Nevertheless
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. Moreover

'Moreover' means 'de plus' and adds information, unlike 'however' which shows contrast.

3. What is the function of 'I'm afraid I disagree'?

AA. To strongly insult someone
BB. To politely express disagreement
CC. To show total agreement
DD. To ask a question
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. To politely express disagreement

This phrase is a respectful way to say you have a different opinion.

4. In a presentation, what should you do to keep your audience engaged?

AA. Read your notes quickly
BB. Make eye contact and vary your voice
CC. Whisper
DD. Stand completely still
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. Make eye contact and vary your voice

Eye contact and vocal variety help connect with listeners and hold their attention.

5. Which word can you use to conclude a speech?

AA. Finally
BB. First
CC. Anyway
DD. Suddenly
Voir la réponse

Réponse : A — A. Finally

'Finally' is a clear signal that you are reaching your conclusion.

6. What does 'PEEL' stand for in argument structure?

AA. Point, Example, Explanation, Link
BB. Problem, Emoji, English, Lesson
CC. Please, Eat, Eggs, Loudly
DD. Potato, Elephant, Eagle, Lion
Voir la réponse

Réponse : A — A. Point, Example, Explanation, Link

PEEL helps you build a solid argument: Point, Example, Explanation, Link to the topic.

7. Which of these is NOT a good practice during a debate?

AA. Listening to others
BB. Interrupting constantly
CC. Taking turns
DD. Supporting arguments with examples
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. Interrupting constantly

Interrupting constantly is rude and prevents a respectful exchange of ideas.

8. If someone says 'I see your point, but...', what are they doing?

AA. Agreeing completely
BB. Partially agreeing then giving a different view
CC. Ignoring you
DD. Saying goodbye
Voir la réponse

Réponse : B — B. Partially agreeing then giving a different view

This phrase acknowledges the other person's idea before introducing a different perspective.

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