Bonsoir
Réponse :
1er exercice
- He went to Spain last month. -> When did he go to Spain?
- He travelled to Paris 2 weeks ago -> Where did he travel to 2 weeks ago?
- There were three pupils in the classroom. -> How many pupils are there in the classroom?
- He started to study English when he was 16. -> What did he start learning when he was 16?
- My teachers sent me in a transport company to do my training period. -> Who sent me in a transport company to do my training period?
2e exercice
- There are three apples on the table today.
- There is a cat near the school today.
- There was a cat near the school yesterday.
- There were some people in this street 3 days ago.
- Last week, there was only one banana in my bag.
- There are only 15 people in this bus today.
- There were three thieves in the bank yesterday.
- Policemen entered the bank two days ago.
- Some war games were sold in this shop one month ago.
Explication
Exercice 1
- Repère ce qu'on te demande (est-ce une date ? un lieu ? une personne ?)
- Utilise le question word qui convient (lieu -> where, personne -> who, etc...)
- Fais bien attention à la conjugaison. Rappelle-toi qu'au passé, c'est l'auxiliaire do qui prend la marque du passé (en devenant did), donc on laisse la base verbale dans sa forme présente (ex : did travel).
Exercice 2
- Repère de quoi on parle : est-ce singulier ou pluriel ?
- Repère la temporalité : passé ? présent ?
- Choisis la forme de be qu'il convient alors d'utiliser (is/are/was/were)
- People semble être au singulier, mais c'est en fait un mot pluriel en anglais, signifiant "des gens".
Attention, dans l'avant dernière question (libellée "9" sur la fiche, mais en fait la 8e de l'exercice) ton/ta professeur.e s'est trompé.e : to enter est transitif direct en anglais. Cela veut dire qu'on utilise pas de préposition à la suite. On dit to enter somewhere (entrer quelque part) et jamais enter in (entrer dans).
Fais-moi savoir si tu as des questions.
Cheers ;)
