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    Mots interrogatifs

    3. Qui est Sebastian Coe ? Associez chaque question à sa réponse.

     A former British athlete.Because he won Olympic gold medals.Four.He became an MP (député) and led Britain's campaign for the 2012 Olympic Games on London.He was best over ‘middle distances': 400/800/1550 metres.
    Who is Sebastian Coe?   
    Why is he famous?   
    What kind of runner was he?   
    How many medals did he win?   
    What did he do after running?   
     Réponse(s) 

    1. Who is Sebastian Coe? A former British athlete.

    2. Why is he famous? Because he won Olympic gold medals.

    3. What kind of runner was he? He was best over ‘middle distances': 400/800/1550 metres.

    4. How many medals did he win? Four.

    5. What did he do after running? He became an MP (député) and led Britain's campaign for the 2012 Olympic Games on London.

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    Modaux : Capacité, obligation, interdiction…

    5. Traduisez les éléments en italique.

    1. Don't stay at home. You should go out with some friends.

    2. "I can't find anything in my room."

    "You should tidy it up."

    3. You must have a break. You can't work all the time.

    4. You mustn't cheat.

    5. You shouldn't spend so much on clothes.

     Réponse(s) 

    1. Ne reste pas à la maison. Tu devrais sortir avec des amis.

    2. « Je ne peux rien trouver dans ma chambre. » « Tu devrais la ranger. »

    3. Tu dois / Vous devez faire une pause. Tu ne peux pas / Vous ne pouvez pas travailler tout le temps.

    4. Tu ne dois / Vous ne devez pas tricher.

    5. Tu ne devrais pas / Vous ne devriez pas dépenser autant d'argent dans des vêtements.

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    Modaux : Capacité, obligation, interdiction…

    4. Quels conseils donneriez-vous à ces personnes ? Utilisez should ou shouldn't dans chacun de vos énoncés.

    Exemple : Will a un examen dans six mois et ne travaille pas beaucoup. → You should work harder.

    1. Bobby mange trop de bonbons.

    2. Jennifer bronze en plein midi.

    3. Liz est toujours en retard.

    4. Harry a de la fièvre.

    5. Paul a les cheveux très longs.

     Réponse(s) 

    1. You shouldn't eat so many sweets. You shouldn't eat so much sugar. You should watch your diet.

    2. You shouldn't lie in the sun at midday. You should be more careful. You should put on sun cream.

    3. You should get up earlier. You should leave home earlier. You should hurry up.

    4. You should have an aspirin. You should go to the doctor.

    5. You should have your hair cut. You should go to the hairdresser's.

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    Modaux : Capacité, obligation, interdiction…

    3. Traduisez les énoncés suivants et comparez votre production avec le corrigé.

    1. Personne ne peut m'arrêter !

    2. Tu peux leur faire confiance (trust).

    3. Sais-tu parler anglais ?

    4. Il ne sait pas patiner (skate).

    5. Tu ne peux pas le rater.

    6. Tu dois te concentrer (concentrate).

    7. Nous ne devons pas oublier notre rendez-vous ce soir.

    8. Tu ne dois rien dire.

     Réponse(s) 

    1. Nobody can stop me.

    2. You can trust them.

    3. Can you speak English?

    4. He can't skate.

    5. You can't miss it.

    6. You must concentrate.

    7. We mustn't forget our appointment this evening.

    8. You mustn't say anything.

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    Modaux : Expression de la probabilité

    5. Associez chaque début de phrase à sa suite logique.

     But he's not sure yet.He left his bag.He must be very proud of himself.He was running in the park this morning.Take an umbrella.
    It might rain.   
    He might come with us tomorrow.   
    He can't be very far.   
    He can't be ill.   
    He passed his exam.   
     Réponse(s) 

    1. It might rain. Take an umbrella.

    2. He might come with us tomorrow. But he's not sure yet.

    3. He can't be very far. He left his bag.

    4. He can't be ill. He was running in the park this morning.

    5. He passed his exam. He must be very proud of himself.

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    Modaux : Expression de la probabilité

    4. Traduisez ces énoncés et comparez votre production avec le corrigé.

    1. I'm sorry but I might be late for the meeting.

    2. Betty might not be on time as her train is late.

    3. I may finish my report by the end of the week.

    4. Where are my glasses? I might / may have left them on the train.

     Réponse(s) 

    1. Je suis désolé(e) mais je vais peut-être être / Il se pourrait que je sois en retard à la réunion.

    2. Betty ne sera peut-être pas à l'heure / Il se pourrait que Betty ne soit pas à l'heure car son train a du retard.

    3. Je vais peut-être finir / Il se peut que je finisse mon rapport à la fin de la semaine.

    4. Où sont mes lunettes ? Je les ai peut-être oubliées / Il se peut que je les ai oubliées dans le train.

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    Modaux : Expression de la probabilité

    3. Les formes en gras renvoient-elles au futur ou au passé ? Cochez la bonne case.

    1. 1. I'm sorry, but I might be late for the meeting.

      • futur
      • passé

    2. 2. Betty might not be on time as her train is late.

      • futur
      • passé

    3. 3. I may finish my report by the end of the week.

      • futur
      • passé

    4. 4. Where are my glasses? I might / may have left them on the train.

      • futur
      • passé
     Réponse(s) 

    1. Futur

    2. Futur

    3. Futur

    4. Passé

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    Many, much, a lot, few, little

    7. Traduisez les phrases suivantes puis vérifiez votre production avec celle du corrigé.

    1.

    a. Dépêche-toi, j'ai peu de temps.

    b. Il a rencontré très peu de gens à Londres pendant ses vacances.

    c. J'ai très peu d'argent. Je ne peux pas aller au cinéma.

    d. Il connaît quelques personnes qui l'aideront.

    e. Il a beaucoup d'amis de son âge (his age).

    2.

    f. Donald Trump a beaucoup d'argent.

    g. Il n'a pas beaucoup de temps libre. Il travaille tout le temps.

    h. Il ne connaît pas beaucoup de gens dans le quartier.

    i. Il y a trop de bruit, baisse le son (turn the volume down).

    j. As-tu beaucoup d'amis sur Facebook ?

     Réponse(s) 

    1.

    a. Hurry up, I have little time.

    b. He met very few people in London during his holidays.

    c. I have very little money. I can't go to the cinema.

    d. He knows a few people who can / will help him.

    e. He has several / lots of friends (who are) his age.

    2.

    f. Donald Trump has a lot of money.

    g. He doesn't have much spare time. He works all the time.

    h. He doesn't know many people in the neighbourhood / in the area.

    i. There's too much noise, turn the volume down.

    j. Do you have many friends on Facebook / Have you got many friends on Facebook?

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    Many, much, a lot, few, little

    6. Little ou few ? Cliquez sur la bonne réponse.

    1. They made a fortune in very little / few time.

    2. I was disappointed because little / few of my friends came to my party.

    3. There were very little / few people at the theatre.

    4. He has little / few problems but is worried all the time.

    5. Mark inherited a little / few money from his father.

     Réponse(s) 

    1. They made a fortune in very little time.

    2. I was disappointed because few of my friends came to my party.

    3. There were very few people at the theatre.

    4. He has few problems but is worried all the time.

    5. Mark inherited a little money from his father.

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    Many, much, a lot, few, little

    5. Much ou many ? Cliquez sur la bonne réponse.

    1. Were there much / many spectators at the concert?

    2. He doesn't have much / many friends in the US.

    3. I can't talk to you now, I'm sorry. I haven't got much / many time.

    4. Much / Many people hate waking up early.

    5. How much / many butter do you need for this cake?

     Réponse(s) 

    1. Were there many spectators at the concert?

    2. He doesn't have many friends in the US.

    3. I can't talk to you now, I'm sorry. I haven't got much time.

    4. Many people hate waking up early.

    5. How much butter do you need for this cake?

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