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Anglais : prise de parole et discussion autour de sujets de recherche simples

Fiche de révision · Anglais médical · PASS

L'essentiel du cours

  1. Chapitre 1 : Talking About Research Topics

    Use simple sentences to introduce your research topic clearly.

  2. Chapitre 2 : Expressing Opinions and Arguments

    Always support your opinion with a reason or example.

  3. Chapitre 3 : Asking Questions in a Discussion

    Ask open questions (starting with 'what', 'why', 'how') to encourage deeper discussion.

  4. Chapitre 4 : Summarizing and Concluding

    A good summary includes both agreements and disagreements.

Teste-toi · 8 questions

  1. 1.Which phrase is used to introduce your research topic?

    Voir la réponse

    Réponse : My research question is...

    'My research question is...' is a clear way to introduce a research topic.

  2. 2.What does 'In my opinion' mean?

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    Réponse : It expresses a personal belief.

    'In my opinion' is used to share a personal viewpoint, not a universal fact.

  3. 3.Which of the following is a polite way to disagree?

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    Réponse : I see your point, but...

    'I see your point, but...' acknowledges the other person's view before offering a different perspective.

  4. 4.What is an open question?

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    Réponse : A question that requires explanation.

    Open questions cannot be answered with just 'yes' or 'no'; they invite detailed responses.

  5. 5.Which phrase would you use to ask for an example?

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    Réponse : Can you give an example?

    'Can you give an example?' directly requests a specific instance to illustrate a point.

  6. 6.'To sum up' is used to:

    1. A.start a discussion.
    2. B.summarize main points.
    3. C.ask a question.
    4. D.express disagreement.
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    Réponse B : summarize main points.

    'To sum up' signals that you are about to give a brief overview of what has been said.

  7. 7.If someone says 'Some people think X, while others believe Y', they are:

    1. A.showing different opinions.
    2. B.concluding that everyone agrees.
    3. C.expressing only one opinion.
    4. D.asking a question.
    Voir la réponse

    Réponse A : showing different opinions.

    This structure contrasts two different viewpoints, highlighting the variety of opinions in a discussion.

  8. 8.Which sentence is correct for supporting an opinion?

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    Réponse : The main reason is...

    In standard English, 'The main reason is...' is followed directly by a noun or clause, without 'because'.