OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare EXERCICES COMPLÉMENTAIRES : corrigés PREMIÈRE PARTIE : NIVEAU 6ème 1 – Mettre la bonne forme de l’auxiliaire être. Are – is – is – are – are – aren’t - is 2 – Traduire les phrases de l’exercice précédent. A –Mes parents jouent au tennis. B –Jane fait un gâteau. C – Le chat dort sur le sofa. D - Es-tu prêt ? E – Est-ce qu’ils viennent demain ? / Viennent-ils demain ? F – Non. G – Elle court très vite. 3 – Remettre les mots dans le bon ordre, introduire la bonne forme du verbe être et mettre la majuscule. A – They are going to the cinema tonight. B – She isn’t living in Brighton. C – What time is my brother getting home today? D – Are you sleeping ? E – She isn’t working now. F – My mother is buying a new dress. G – Your grandparents are writing a letter to your brother. 4 – Traduire les phrases de l’exercice précédent. A –Ils vont au cinéma ce soir. B – Elle ne vit pas à Brighton. C – A quelle heure mon frère rentre-t-il aujourd’hui? D – Est-ce que tu dors ? / Dors-tu ? E – Elle ne travaille pas maintenant. F – Ma mère achète une nouvelle robe. G – Tes grands-parents écrivent une lettre à ton frère. 5 – Réécrire les phrases suivantes en introduisant l’adverbe de fréquence indiqué entre parenthèses. A – She often gets home early. B – They never listen to music. C – From time to time, he plays video games. D – My parents rarely go to the cinema. E – David usually takes the bus at 7. F – She always eats chocolate. G – Every day my father goes to work by car. 6 – Mettre les phrases précédentes à la forme négative. A – She doesn’t get home early. B – They never listen to music. 1 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare C – He doesn’t play video games. D – My parents don’t go to the cinema. E – David doesn’t take the bus at 7. F – She doesn’t eat chocolate. G – My father doesn’t go to work by car. 7 – Mettre les phrases précédentes à la forme interrogative. A – Does she get home early? B – Do they listen to music? C – Does he play video games? D – Do my parents go to the cinema? E – Does David take the bus at 7? F – Does she eat chocolate? G – Does my father go to work by car? 8 – Mettre la bonne forme du verbe avoir. Have got – has got – have got – has got – Have … got – haven’t – Has … got. 9 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Is she French? B – Where is he going? C – When are they living? D – Are you coming with me? E – What are you doing? F – Why are you crying? G – Do you want this apple? 10 – Mettre la bonne forme du verbe être au prétérit. Were – was – was – Were – Was – wasn’t – were not (ou weren’t) DEUXIÈME PARTIE : NIVEAU 5ème 1 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – She isn’t going to the cinema with them. B – He’s swimming in the pool with her. C – They are leaving without us. D – My mother and I are going shopping. E – Do you see him? F – I can’t take it. G – She’s going to explain us. 2 – Utilise les mots suivants pour construire des phrases en introduisant un comparatif et en respectant l’indication donnée. A – Jane is more intelligent than Helen. B – He is as tall as him. C – This house is bigger than the other. D – The red dress is more expensive than the blue one. E – Dancing is as difficult as (playing) tennis. F – This sofa is more comfortable than the other. G – This exercice is worse than the other. 2 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare 3 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Tim is the most intelligent boy in the class. B – This actress is the most famous in the world. C – It’s the worst day of my life. D – It’s the highest mountain in the world. E – Jane is the most beautiful girl in the class. F – It’s the fastest plane in the world. G – It’s the most expensive dress in the shop. 4 – Conjuguer les verbes au bon temps : présent simple ou présent continu. Gets – plays – wakes up – go – spends – watches – are playing 5 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Where does he work? B – Are you taking this bag? C – Do you wake up early on Mondays? D – Are you getting up (waking up) early tomorrow? E – I never watch television. F – My father often works on Saturdays. G – He isn’t working, you can call him. 6 – Compléter les phrases par l’auxiliaire approprié. Doesn’t – is (ou isn’t) – Do – doesn’t – are – Are - Do 7 – Compléter les phrases par le mot interrogatif approprié. Why – How long – Which – What – When – How - Where 8 – Mettre la bonne forme de l’auxiliaire être au prétérit. Was – was – were – Were – Were – weren’t – was (ou wasn’t) 9 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Where were you yesterday evening? B – Did you buy the wedding dress? C – She arrived (came) late last Monday. D – What time did you get up (wake up) yesterday? E – We didn’t watch television last Saturday. F – I wasn’t hungry. G – Why did they leave so early? 10 – Compléter les phrases par l’auxiliaire approprié au prétérit. Did – Was – Did – didn’t – were – Were – wasn’t TROISIÈME PARTIE : NIVEAU 4ème 1 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Helen is more talkative than Jenny. B – She’s the most intelligent girl in the class. C – This book is as interesting as the previous one. D – This (He) is the tallest boy in the school. E – It’s the least comfortable car in the world. 3 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare F – This dress is cheaper than the other. G – This singer is worse than my father! 2 – Traduire les expressions suivantes. A – To be good at skiing. B – To be interested in playing music. C – To be passionate about drawing. D – I’m fed up with my parents. E – He worries about his brother. F – To be accused of hiding a school bag. G - She can’t stand her neighbour anymore. 3 – Oups ! Les phrases suivantes contiennent de nombreuses erreurs ! Sauf une, qui est bonne ! Réécrire les phrases corrigées. A – Did she didn’t visited the Eiffel tower when she was in Paris last week? B – Were Did you be ready yesterday evening? C – Where did John moved? D – Were Did you called the doctor? E – I wasn’t played didn’t play chess with him. F – Were they tired after their match last Saturday? Cette phrase est correcte. G – They spend spent their holidays in Italy last year? 4 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Sarah isn’t here! She left yesterday evening. B – She carried her suitcase to the hotel. C – He died three years ago. D – The accident happened at the crossroads. E – Did you notice something strange? F – Last night I didn’t sleep, the neighbours made too much noise. G – Why did you climb onto to the roof? 5 – Conjuguer le verbe proposé au bon temps : prétérit ou present perfect. A – They have never gone to Japan. B – We visited the Houses of Parliament last year. C – Has he moved yet? D – She hasn’t already left. E – They have played cards all day long. F – We didn’t eat lots of chocolate last Easter. G – Where have you put my bag? 6 – Utilise les expressions suivantes pour réécrire les phrases en introduisant une subordonnée complétive introduite par « that » : Sean says – She thinks – I feel – My mother understands – He hopes - She says – They think. A – Sean says that he has lost his keys. B – They think that they’ll manage it. C – She thinks that I’m really too tired. D – She says that they won’t come. E – He hopes that you will win it. F – My mother understands that she’s really too busy to come today. G – I feel that she will be late. 4 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare 7 – Indiquer si les phrases suivantes sont des subordonnées relatives déterminatives ou des subordonnées relatives explicatives. Les réécrire en utilisant la conjonction « that » quand c’est possible. A – Déterminative : « that » possible. B – Explicative : « that » impossible. C – Déterminative : « that » possible. D – Explicative : « that » impossible. E – Déterminative : « that » possible. F – Explicative : « that » impossible. G – Déterminative : « that » possible. 8 – Transformer les questions directes suivantes en questions indirectes en utilisant le plus d’expressions introductrices différentes. A – I’m really surprised how you can be so rude with your sister. B – I’m wondering who drove you back. C – I don’t know why she is so shy. D – I’d like to know what you are looking for. E – I want to know where you’ve been. F – I’m wondering when she is coming back. G – I’d like to know how long the trip lasts. 9 – Indiquer si les mots suivants sont dénombrables ou indénombrables. A – Indénombrable. B – Indénombrable. C – Indénombrable. D – Dénombrable. E – Indénombrable. F – Indénombrables. G – Dénombrables. 10 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – Yesterday, I was walking when the rain began to fall. B – They’ve been married since last June. C – They got married six months ago. D – I haven’t finished my homework yet. E – I’ve been working on this file for more than two hours. F – Last year, Jane visited California. G – I’ll watch television while you work. QUATRIÈME PARTIE : NIVEAU 3ème 1 – Indiquer le pluriel des mots suivants. A – Photos. B – Beliefs. C – Wives. D – Roofs. E – Toys. F – Feet. G – Knives. 5 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare 2 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – The United States of America is a huge country. B – Do you like this TV series? C – She doesn’t like her furniture anymore. D – The police are arriving soon. E – Her/his glasses are broken. F – His/her advice is interesting. G – Did you find a means to tell him/her the truth? 3 – Réécrire les phrases en conjuguant de manière adéquate les verbes en italique et en ajoutant ce qu’il faut si nécessaire. A – Your mother is expecting you to take care of your sister. B – My brother seems to be upset. C – She has decided to come with us. D – Do you hear the baby cry? E – I want you to tidy your room now. F – What do you expect me to call her for? G – They hope to succeed. 4 – Pour les phrases suivantes, indiquer quand la conjonction « that » est possible et quand il est possible de ne rien mettre. A – That possible. B – Impossible. C – That et Ø possibles. D – Impossible. E – Impossible F – That et Ø possibles. G – Impossible. 5 – Mettre les phrases suivantes au discours direct. A – She says: « I’m going to the gym club ». B – He said: « I’ve forgotten my schoolbag at Tim’s ». C – They said: « We will help you tomorrow ». D – My father said: « Tidy your room ». E – My friend says: « She will come on Sunday ». F – My grandmother said: « I can’t come next week ». G – My brother said: « I broke my watch while I was running ». 6 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – He shouldn’t be so rude with his teachers. B – They’d (had) better listen. C – He should tell him (her) the truth. D – She should arrive in a few seconds. E – I wish he had passed his exam. F – If only she told me what he thinks. G – I wish you took this book. 7 – Indique quelle forme de futur tu utiliserais en anglais : spontané, réfléchi, organisé ou programmé ? A – I’ll never be able to do this. B – Tomorrow I’m going to come to see you. C – Are you going with me tonight? 6 OPHRYS 2015 Anglais facile S. Delamare D – Next Saturday, I’m helping you for gardening. E – She arrives next Sunday at the station at noon. F – The film starts at 6 PM. G – I’ll buy it, okay. 8 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – I must leave now. B – He can’t come at the moment. C – I’d like you to come to this party. D – Can I take this book? E – They might not come tomorrow, their car is broken. F – She may be late as usual. G – Could you drive me to the supermarket, please? 9 – Indique quel modal tu utiliserais. A – Il est probable qu’il ait déjà acheté ce CD : may. B – Elle pouvait courir très vite quand elle était jeune : could. C – Tu dois refaire cet exercice : must. D – Je serai très certainement absent à cette réunion : might. E – Vous ne pouvez pas fumer ici. C’est interdit : can’t. F – Il se peut qu’il vienne seul : may. G – Il se pourrait qu’elle tombe malade après cela : might. 10 – Traduire les phrases suivantes. A – If she doesn’t arrive too late, we’ll go. B – They will buy her this car if she passes her exams. C – She would have come earlier if you had asked her. D – They had already left, when I arrived. E – I had been waiting for her for a long time when she called me at last. F – My brother had already come back when the burglar broke into the house. G – My mother had already warned her/him of the consequences. 7