PROPOSITION DE CORRIGE
II- Reformulez les phrases suivantes en utilisant pour chacune (a) ago; (b) for ; (c) since (9 pts)
1. He got married in January.
(a) He got married 4/5 months ago.
(b) He’s been married for 4/5 months.
(c) He’s been married since January.
It’s 2 years since (Br. Eng) / it’s been 2 years since (Am Eng.) he got married
2. He moved to Paris in 2006.
(a) He moved to Paris two years ago.
(b) He’s been living in Paris for two years.
(c) He’s been living in Paris since 2006.
It’s 4 years since (Br. Eng) / it’s been 4 years since (Am Eng.) he moved
3. I last went to England in 2002.
(a) I last went to England six years ago.
(b) I haven’t been to England for six years
(c) I haven’t been to England since 2002
It’s 6 years since (Br. Eng) / it’s been 6 years since (Am Eng.) I last went
III. Entourez la lettre correspondant à la seule solution qui convient dans le contexte donné.
Ne rien écrire, ne rien barrer (10 points).
1) This actor … be more careful with the way he behaves in public.
A) can / B) ought to / C) will / D) may
2) … help you madam? Those bags seem heavy.
A) Am I to / B) need I/ C) may I / D) will I
3) I don’t really know whether they … come or not at our wedding.
A) shall / B) will / C) need / D) must
4) Polly… be good at maths if she wants to become an engineer.
A) might / B) has to / C) could / D) may
5) I wish you … help him improve his accent.
A) should / B) needed / C) might / D) would
6) Sheila ... have thought you were having an affair with Mike when she saw you at the cinema.
A) shall / B) has to / C) may / D) is to
7) I’m not what you … call a handy man.
A) must / B) may / C) can / D) should
8) … you hear what I was saying?
A) Should / B) Could / C) Would / D) Might
9) He was …. smoke inside the Roundhouse; it is not against the rules.
A) able to / B) have / C) needed / D) allowed to
10) Nancy …. keep talking unless you tell her to shut up.
A) shall / B) will / C) must / D) has to
IV. Mettre au passif. Dans certains cas, deux constructions sont possibles. Donnez-les (omettre
le complément d'agent lorsqu'il n'est pas indispensable) (8 pts)
1. People do not expect the shows to be rescheduled.
The shows are not expected to be rescheduled.
It is not expected that the shows will be rescheduled.
2. They are currently installing their in-flight WiFi service onto multiple planes.
Their in-flight WiFi service is currently being installed onto multiple planes.
3. They claim to have discovered a cure for the disease.
It is claimed that a cure for the disease has been discovered.
A cure for the disease is claimed to have been discovered.
4. You shouldn’t speak to him.
He shouldn’t be spoken to.
5. They made him lose his temper