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86 Présenter Et Analyser Un Article De Journal - Presenting And Analysing A Newspaper Article Flashcards

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Ce texte est extrait d’un article de journal tiré de…

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This text is an excerpt from a newspaper article taken from…

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**Identifier le document**

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**Identifying the document**

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Ce texte provient d’un quotidien / d’un hebdomadaire / d’un mensuel

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This text is taken from a newspaper / from a weekly / monthly magazine

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Le titre est censé attirer l’attention du lecteur

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The headline is supposed to attract the reader’s attention

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Le sujet de l’article est présenté dans le premier paragraphe

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The subject of the article is stated in the first paragraph

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La date / le lieu est important(e) parce que…

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The date / place matters because…

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Le document est une rubrique / un commentaire / une chronique nécrologique / une interview / un article de fond / un éditorial

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The document is a column / a comment / an obituary / an interview / a feature article / a leader = an editorial

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Il y a une photographie qui donne d’autres informations sur le sujet

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There is a photograph that provides more information on the subject

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Les données chiffrées sont fournies par le graphique

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The figures are provided by the chart

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L’article est paru le…

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The article was published on… / ran on…

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**Résumer le document**

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**Summing up the document**

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Pour résumer l’objectif du texte, je dirais que…

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To summarize the purpose of the text, I’d say that…

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L’article se compose de deux / trois paragraphes

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The article consists of two / three paragraphs

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Il traite du / s’attaque au problème de…

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It deals with / It tackles the issue of…

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Il traite de…

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It is about

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C’est un thème d’actualité

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It’s a very topical issue

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L’article est le compte-rendu d’une manifestation

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The article is an account of a demonstration

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Dans le premier paragraphe, le journaliste rapporte une anecdote surprenante : …

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In the first paragraph, the reporter tells a surprising anecdote: …

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Puis il commente ce qui s’est passé

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Then he comments upon what happened

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L’objectif du premier paragraphe est de…

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The purpose of the first paragraph is to…

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Les premières lignes contiennent l’essentiel de l’information

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The first lines contain the gist of the information

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Le reste de l’article est consacré à des informations complémentaires

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The rest of the article is devoted to supplementary information

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L’article cite abondamment le président américain

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The article quotes the American president extensively

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Les sources ne sont pas citées

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The sources are not credited

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Il compare les méthodes respectives des deux gouvernements

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It contrasts the two governments’ approaches

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L’article s’appuie sur des témoignages contradictoires

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The article relies on contradictory testimonies

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Le journaliste insiste sur l’enchaînement d’événements qui a mené au désastre

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The journalist insists on the chain of events that led to the disaster

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Il essaie de montrer tous les aspects du sujet

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He tries to show all sides of the issue

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Il fait des généralisations

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He resorts to generalization

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**Interpréter le document**

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**Interpreting**

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Un journaliste devrait être impartial / objectif

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A journalist shoul be unbiased

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Son ton est…

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His / Her tone is…

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Les adjectifs et les adverbes révèlent que cet homme politique n’est pas objectif

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The adjectives and adverbs reveal that the politician is biased

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En effet, il insiste sur…

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Indeed, he insists upon…

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Il y a des sous-entendus racistes / conservateurs

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There are overtones of racism / conservatism

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La plupart des mots utilisés sont péjoratifs / méprisants / dévalorisants

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Most of the words used are pejorative / derogatory / disparaging

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Alors que, lorsqu’il évoque…, il utilise des termes flatteurs / éllgieux

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Whereas when he evokes… he uses flattering / laudatory terms

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Il y a beaucoup d’affirmations vagues et imprécises telles que “Les experts disent que…”, “Certains peuvent témoigner que…”

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There are many vague, imprecise statements, such as “Experts say that…”, “Some people can testify that…”

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On peut se demander qui sont les experts, à qui renvoie l’expression “Certains”

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We may wonder who the experts are, who(m) the phrase “some people” refers to

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Quand le chroniqueur écrit : “On pense que” ou “Certains affirment que” ou “Tout le monde sait que”, il est trop vague pour être convaincant

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When the columnist writes: “It is believed in some circles” or “Some people say that” or “Everybody knows that”, he remains too vague to be convincing

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Les phrases sont longues / courtes, complexes / simples

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The sentences are long / short, complex / simple

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La faible utilisation des mots de liaison donne l’impression que…

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The use of few link words conveys the impression that…

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La structure même de l’article met l’accent sur…

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The very organization of the article lays the emphasis on…

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Peut être que le journaliste a légèrement déformé les faits

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The journalist may have slightly twisted the facts

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Le dessin donne une indication supplémentaire sur l’objectif du journaliste

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The cartoon gives a further indication of the journalist’s purpose

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La légende est drôle / humoristique

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The caption is funny / humorous

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Nous pouvons nous demander pour qui écrit le journaliste

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We may ask ourselves whom the journalist is writing for

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Son but doit être d’informer / de persuader / de convaincre / de critiquer

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His aim must be to inform / to persuade / to convince / to criticize = to run down

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A-t-il des chances d’atteindre son objectif qui, apparemment, est de…

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Is he likely to reach his aim, which is apparently to…

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À mon avis, cet article est très efficace parce que…

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In my opinion, this article is very effective because…

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Le journaliste utilise l’insinuation, le sous-entendu

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The journalist uses innuendo

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Il sous-entend que…

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He implies that…

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Ses opinions sont très discutables

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His views are highly debatable

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Il joue sur l’inconscient du lecteur

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He plays upon the reader’s unconscious

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Il met uniquement l’accent sur…

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He only lays emphasis on…

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Il ne dit rien du contexte social / politique

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He says nothing of the social / political background

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Donc l’information est déformée / tronquée

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So the information is distorted / truncated

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Il y a des indices qui montrent que le journaliste n’est pas impartial

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There are clues showing that the journalist is biased

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C’est un moyen détourné de dire que…

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This is a devious way of saying that…

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**Élargir le sujet**

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**Branching out**

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Une approche plus large de ce problème serait de…

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A broader approach to this issue would be to…

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On peut se demander si ce type de comportement est légitime / illégitime

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We may ask whether this type of behaviour is legitimate / illegitimate

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C’est un sujet intéressant parce que…

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This is an interesting subject because…

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Est-ce que ce comportement est vraiment dépassé, comme le suggère le journaliste, ou bien est-ce que cela pourrait être la solution à… ?

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Is this behaviour really outdated as is suggested by the journalist or could it be the solution to… ?

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D’une manière générale, les sous-titres sont un moyen commode de mettre quelque chose en relief

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Generally speaking, subheadings provide a convenient means to bring something into relief

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