Semaine 2 – Jour 3 : Reading + Writing + Listening

Aujourd’hui, tu vas :

  • lire un texte simple décrivant des actions en cours,

  • comprendre le Present Continuous en contexte,

  • écrire quelques phrases claires et naturelles,

  • renforcer ta compréhension orale.

Ce jour relie lecture, écriture et écoute pour fixer durablement la structure.

Lire et écrire t’aide à voir comment l’anglais fonctionne dans la réalité.
Prends ton temps, comprends le sens global, puis exprime-toi simplement.

Present Continuous — Reading, Listening & Writing
is walking are talking
Right now, in progress

The Present Continuous

Une leçon complète : lecture, écoute et expression écrite pour maîtriser les actions en cours — "is / am / are + verbe-ing".

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Reading Comprehension

Lisez le texte, puis répondez aux questions.

It's Saturday afternoon in Central Park. The sun is shining, and a lot of people are enjoying the warm weather. Near the lake, two children are feeding the ducks with pieces of bread. Their mother is sitting on a bench and is reading a book, but she is not paying much attention to it — she keeps looking up at her kids.

A little further away, a group of teenagers are playing frisbee on the grass. One of them, Marco, is running fast to catch the disc, but he isn't watching where he's going, and he almost is falling over a dog! The dog's owner is laughing and is taking a photo with her phone.

Meanwhile, an old man is standing near a food cart. He is buying an ice cream, and the vendor is smiling as she hands it to him. Everyone in the park, it seems, is having a wonderful day.

1. What are the two children doing near the lake?
2. What is the children's mother doing?
3. Why does Marco almost fall?
4. What is the dog's owner doing when Marco almost falls?
5. What is the old man doing near the food cart?
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Listening Test

Écoutez le dialogue (votre navigateur va le lire à voix haute), puis répondez.

Astuce : vous pouvez cliquer plusieurs fois pour réécouter. Vitesse un peu lente pour bien entendre les terminaisons en -ing.

Anna: Hi Tom, what are you doing right now?
Tom: Hi Anna! I'm cooking dinner. I'm making pasta with tomato sauce.
Anna: Nice! Is your brother helping you?
Tom: No, he isn't helping me. He's watching TV in the living room. He's watching a football match.
Anna: And what about your parents? Are they working today?
Tom: My dad is working, but my mom isn't working today. She's studying for an exam in her room.
Anna: Wow, everyone is busy! Can I come over later?
Tom: Of course! We're eating at eight o'clock.
1. What is Tom making for dinner?
Pasta with
2. What is Tom's brother doing?
3. Is Tom's mom working today?
4. What time are they eating? (write the word, e.g. "seven")
At o'clock
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Writing Exercise

Décrivez une scène en cours, en utilisant le present continuous.

Prompt: Imagine you are looking out of your window right now. Describe what you see: at least 5 sentences, using the present continuous (e.g. "A man is walking his dog," "Two children are playing in the street"). Try to include at least one negative form (isn't / aren't + verb-ing) and one question.
0 words 0 sentences
  • Uses am / is / are + verb-ing correctly
  • At least 5 sentences describing the scene
  • Includes one negative sentence
  • Includes one question
Great job! Reread your text and check the four points above before showing it to your teacher.
Present Continuous · Reading · Listening · Writing — made for English learners

Ecoutez et répétez les phrases de la vidéo. Vous pratiquez ainsi le Reading, Speaking et le Listening .