5
5
(Lorsque tel est le cas, attention à ne pas confondre le participe passé avec le prétérit !)
ex 1 : English spoken (= English )
ex 2 : Wanted : Sales Manager (= A Sales Manager )
ex 3 : Made in Germany (= this object )
ATTENTION à ne pas confondre les diverses formes en –ed! Nature
They educated their children at home
Their children were educated at home
The well-educated often succeed in life, unlike the unemployed
‘Educated’
She is a highly educated woman
EXERCICE 4
Lisez le texte suivant. Analysez toutes les formes en –ed et donnez leur nature.
Yesterday, just after having played ( ) tennis, I became interested ( ) in a book which really
fascinated ( ) me. My eyes were fixed ( ) on each page. The book explained ( )
how educated ( ) adolescents are often bored ( ) at school and how they must constantly be
reassured ( ) and encouraged ( ) by their teachers and parents. I expected ( ) to
learn a lot thanks to this book.
EXERCICE 5
Reformulez les gros titres des journaux et les notices en insérant l’auxiliaire TO BE et les déterminants qui ont été omis.
1) “MISSING GIRL FOUND SAFE”
2) “ARREST IMMINENT FOR MAFIA BOSS”
3) CHEQUES ACCEPTED WITH GUARANTEE CARD ONLY.
4) BUILT IN 1888
5) NO UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN ALLOWED IN LIFT.
6) “PROMOTION LIKELY FOR BBC CHIEF”
E/ PASSIF + PREPOSITION
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EXERCICE 6 Ex : People laughed at Freud when he spoke of penis envy
= Freud was laughed at when he spoke of penis envy.
1) Is anyone attending to you? =
2) I can’t rely on you to do the job. =
3) Quick! We must send for a doctor! =
4) I’ll look into that problem a.s.a.p. =
5) They filled their heads with too much knowledge. =
6) She made fun of her brother. =