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SEMAINE 17 – JOUR 3 Reading + Writing + Listening

SEMAINE 17 · JOUR 3 · READING + WRITING + LISTENING

Phrasal Verbs in Context

Daily Life

👋 Introduction

Tu connais maintenant plusieurs phrasal verbs :

✔️ wake up / go out / come back
✔️ give up / look for / pick up

Mais le vrai niveau, c'est :

les comprendre dans une histoire
les utiliser naturellement dans des phrases

Aujourd'hui :

tu passes de mots → à communication réelle

🎧 Listening du jour

Écoute l'audio (2 écoutes recommandées) puis réponds aux questions.

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📄 Transcript

📖 Reading Text: The New Project

Sarah is a manager in a tech company. Last week, she had to take over a new project because her colleague fell ill. At first, she didn't get along with the new team, but they slowly started to trust her.

During the first meeting, a team member brought up a serious problem regarding the budget. Sarah promised to look into it immediately. She told everyone to carry on with their current tasks while she found a solution.

To solve the issue, Sarah had to fill in several complicated forms for the finance department. She was looking forward to the weekend, but she had to work late on Friday to get through all the paperwork. By Monday, everything was resolved, and the project could finally go ahead.

Part 1: Comprehension

Choisissez la bonne réponse.

Part 2: Vocabulary Challenge

Complétez la deuxième colonne avec la définition ou l'équivalent en français du phrasal verb.

Part 1: Comprehension

1. B) She replaced a sick colleague.
2. C) A financial issue.
3. B) She completed administrative tasks.

Part 2: Vocabulary (Exemples de réponses attendues)

1. Take over : Prendre la relève / Prendre le contrôle.
2. Get along with : Bien s'entendre avec quelqu'un.
3. Bring up : Évoquer / Soulever un sujet.
4. Look into : Examiner / Enquêter sur.
5. Carry on : Continuer.
6. Get through : Terminer / Venir à bout de (quelque chose de long).
7. Go ahead : Avancer / Commencer / Y aller.

✍️ Exercice : Sentence Transformation

Réécrivez les phrases suivantes en remplaçant les verbes en gras par l'un des phrasal verbs vus précédemment (look into, carry on, get along with, get through, take over, bring up, go ahead).

Proposition de correction

1. We need to look into the reason why the system is slow.
2. My colleague is leaving, so I will take over his clients.
3. Please carry on working on your report while I'm in the meeting.
4. I get along with my new manager very well.
5. I hope to get through all my tasks before 5 PM.