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Message de missmarion posté le 11-02-2008 à 11:46:53 (S | E | F)
Bonjour ! je dois completer mon texte avec les articles : a / the / Ø.
Pouvez-vous me dire si j'ai juste, car je suis un peu confuse... merci d'avance
Fill in the blanks with the correct article : a / the / Ø
I saw a strange man on the streets of Dublin today. That man wore Ø peaked cap, Ø pink trousers and no shirt.
I was not the only one to be surprised.
A young girl laughed at the man and the old man even called the policeman! Then , a police came and it seems that the man was actually Ø lunatic.
As the police were approaching, a man jumped into Ø nearest bin and said to the police in Ø very cheerful voice : “Welcome Ø home! Would you like a cup of Ø tea ?”
Message de missmarion posté le 11-02-2008 à 11:46:53 (S | E | F)
Bonjour ! je dois completer mon texte avec les articles : a / the / Ø.
Pouvez-vous me dire si j'ai juste, car je suis un peu confuse... merci d'avance
Fill in the blanks with the correct article : a / the / Ø
I saw a strange man on the streets of Dublin today. That man wore Ø peaked cap, Ø pink trousers and no shirt.
I was not the only one to be surprised.
A young girl laughed at the man and the old man even called the policeman! Then , a police came and it seems that the man was actually Ø lunatic.
As the police were approaching, a man jumped into Ø nearest bin and said to the police in Ø very cheerful voice : “Welcome Ø home! Would you like a cup of Ø tea ?”
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de pitit-nutz, postée le 11-02-2008 à 14:58:48 (S | E)
Bonjour!
Dans l'ensemble c'est assez bien, mais il reste tout de même quelques petites erreurs :
"That man wore Ø peaked cap" >> Cap est au singulier, donc cette proposition nécessite un "a"
"and the old man even called the policeman" >> Tu ne connais pas le vieil homme en question, c'est un homme qui n'a pas d'importance, donc tu dois mettre un indéfini : "a".
"Then , a police came" >> Pareil qu'en français, tu ne dis pas "oh, il y a une police!" mais plutôt "oh, il y a la police!". (En plus, je vois que tu as bien mis "the police" plus loin
)"a man jumped into Ø nearest bin" >> Tu parles du même homme depuis le début, ton récit porte sur lui, c'est cet homme, et pas un homme quelconque (si tu vois ce que je veux dire), donc tu dois mettre le défini "the". Pariel pour la poubelle "bin", c'est la poubelle qui était le plus proche de toi, et pas une poubelle au hasard. "The" également requis.
"in Ø very cheerful voice" >> Voice est un singulier, et dois être précédé d'un "a".
Comprends-tu les phrases de cet exercice?
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 11-02-2008 à 17:28:48 (S | E)
OUI MERCi beaucoup pour votre aide
Enfet je me posé pas assez de questions, dans le sens du texte.
Merci encore
J'aimerai vous demander de l'aide pour un autre exercice que je n'arrive pas à faire... Pouvez-vous m'aider ?
Put the verbs in the right form.
1. He …………………….. (go) to London last year.
2. These days, she …………………….. (like) going out to a restaurant once a week.
3. I …………………….. (never be) to Hawaii yet. I hope to go soon.
4. They …………….. (always complain) about their neighbors who make a lot of noise.
5. She …………………….………………. (already see) the film I wanted to show her.
6. “I…………………….. (have) enough. Stop yelling at me!” she said.
7. It …………………….. (rain) when we got there.
j'ai tout de même essayer de faire ce que je pouvais, mais je ne suis vraiment pas sur...
1. He went to London last year.
2. These days, she likes going out to a restaurant once a week.
3. I never been to Hawaii yet. I hope to go soon.
4. They …………….. (always complain) about their neighbors who make a lot of noise.
5. She already saw the film I wanted to show her.
6. “I have enough. Stop yelling at me!” she said.
7. It raining when we got there.
Qu'en pensez-vous... ?
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 11-02-2008 à 23:01:22 (S | E)
désolé ce n'est pas ce que je voulai mettre,
je pense plutot que c 'est :
1. He went to London last year.
2. These days, she likes going out to a restaurant once a week.
3. I have never been to Hawaii yet. I hope to go soon.
4. They are always complaining about their neighbors who make a lot of noise.
5. She had already seen the film I wanted to show her.
6. “I have had enough. Stop yelling at me!” she said.
7. It was raining when we got there.
Etes-vous d'acord ?
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de lucile83, postée le 11-02-2008 à 23:21:42 (S | E)
Hello,
Voici la seule phrase à rectifier :
4. They are always complaining about their neighbors who make a lot of noise....non car il y a 'always'
Le reste est bon.
See you
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 12-02-2008 à 05:42:10 (S | E)
d'accord, donc comme il y a always je met juste :
4. They are always complain about their neighbors who make a lot of noise.
Je voudrai également, si vous pouvez, me corrigé mon exerice ci-dessous;
Merci d'avance
e) Comparatifs et superlatifs (+ : supériorité ; - : infériorité ;= : égalité)
1. Gill is the tallest than Mike. (+ tall)
2. Anne is less attractive than Karen. (- attractive)
3. David is the best-looking than Sean. (+ good-looking)
4. That suitcase is the heaviest than you think!
(+ heavy)
5. Joan is the most intelligent than person I know.
(+ intelligent)
6. They have the largest family in the neighbourhood: 8 children! (+ large)
7. Phil doesn’t run as fast as Ian. (= fast)
8. This meal is the ….. that I have ever eaten. (+ bad)
9. Peter got up the earliest today than yesterday. (+ early)
10. This chair is the less comfortable than chair in the house. (- not comfortable)
Merci
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 12-02-2008 à 08:01:31 (S | E)
Je viens de m'aperçevoir de quelques petites fautes je pense :
1. Gill is the taller than Mike. (+ tall)
3. David is better-looking than Sean. (+ good-looking)
8. This meal is the worst that I have ever eaten. (+ bad)
Je pense que c'est deja mieu
merci pour votre correction et vos conseils
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de lucile83, postée le 12-02-2008 à 08:16:35 (S | E)
Hello,
4. They are always complain about their neighbors who make a lot of noise.....non,vous mettez 2 verbes:be et complain.
See you
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de chriscld, postée le 12-02-2008 à 10:22:26 (S | E)
Gill is taller than Mike
Gill est plus grand que(than) Mike (comparatif, quand l'adjectif n'a qu'une syllabe, tu rajoutes er à l'adjectif + than)
Gill is the tallest (le superlatif, quand l'adjectif n'a qu'une syllabe se forme avec the + adj + est
Gill est le(the) plus grand
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 12-02-2008 à 12:43:30 (S | E)
D'accord, donc je recommence ave vos explications :
1. Gill is taller than Mike. (+ tall)
2. Anne is less attractive than Karen. (- attractive)
3. David is better-looking than Sean. (+ good-looking)
4. That suitcase is heaviest than you think!
(+ heavy)
5. Joan is the most intelligent person that I know.
(+ intelligent)
6. They have the largest family in the neighbourhood: 8 children! (+ large)
7. Phil doesn’t run as fast as Ian. (= fast)
8. This meal is the worst that I have ever eaten. (+ bad)
9. Peter got up earlier today than yesterday. (+ early)
10. This chair is less comfortable than chair in the house. (- not comfortable)
etes vous d'accord ?
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de pitit-nutz, postée le 12-02-2008 à 13:52:37 (S | E)
Oui, tout est bon
Autre chose?
Réponse: the article : a / the / Ø de missmarion, postée le 12-02-2008 à 14:22:54 (S | E)
Heu... pouvez-vous simplement me dire si mes réponses sont justes dans l'exercice ci-dessou ? merci enore
Dans les phrases, je dois dire si le mot souligné est :
countable or uncountable
1. This is interesting news. = Uncountable
2. This is an interesting piece of advice you are giving me. = Uncountable
3. There were three people in the room.= Uncountable
4. I don’t like spaghetti. =Uncountable
5. The farmers bought their land at a very high price. =Uncountable
6. The police arrived too late. = Uncountable
7. UFOs exist. They are just unidentified flying objects. = Uncountable
8. His pyjamas were too short. = Uncountable
9. He ate his toast with one spoonful of jam. =Uncountable
10. The students arrived late. = Uncountable
etes-vous ok ?
merci
