Pays anglophones : corrigé nationalités anglais 6e

1. 1-c : London.
2. 2-e : Dublin.
3. 3-g : Washington, D.C.
4. 4-a : Ottawa (pas Toronto).
5. 5-b : Canberra (pas Sydney).
6. 6-d : Wellington.
7. 7-f : New Delhi.

1. American
2. Canadian
3. Irish
4. Scottish
5. Welsh (forme spéciale)
6. Australian
7. Indian
8. English

N’oublie pas la majuscule à chaque nationalité.

1. I live in the United Kingdom.
2. My cousin lives in Ø Canada.
3. New York is in the USA.
4. Dublin is the capital of Ø Ireland.
5. Sydney is a big city in Ø Australia.
6. Is Texas in the United States?

On met the devant les noms de pays qui contiennent United ou qui sont des abréviations.

1. She is Irish.
2. My teacher is Welsh.
3. We speak French and English.
4. They are American.
5. Is he Scottish?
6. My best friend is from New Zealand.

Majuscule en début de phrase, aux nationalités, aux langues et aux noms de pays.

1. Where are you from?
2. I’m from Belfast.
3. Where is Amy from?
4. She is Australian.
5. Ben and Sam are from Cardiff.
6. Raj is from Mumbai, in India.

1. Where are you from?
2. Chloe is Canadian.
3. I am from Edinburgh.
4. Ottawa is the capital of Canada.
5. They speak English in Ireland. (ou In Ireland, they speak English.)
6. Is he British?

1. Liam is from Dublin. He’s Irish.
2. Emily is from Chicago. She’s American.
3. Aditi is from Mumbai. She’s Indian.
4. Jack is from Melbourne. He’s Australian.
5. Fiona is from Glasgow. She’s Scottish. (on peut aussi dire British)
6. Noah is from Toronto. He’s Canadian.

1. Where are you from?
2. I’m from France. I’m French.
3. She’s Scottish.
4. What’s the capital of Ireland?
5. In Canada, people speak English and French.
6. They’re Australian. (pas de -s : l’adjectif est invariable)

1. Le pays de Galles est une nation du Royaume-Uni.
2. Ton père est-il américain ?
3. Mon correspondant vient d’Afrique du Sud.
4. La capitale de l’Écosse est Édimbourg.
5. Nous ne sommes pas britanniques, nous sommes irlandais.
6. Le kangourou est un symbole de l’Australie.

1. He is English. ou He is from England. (from + pays, be + nationalité)
2. I’m from France. (pas d’article devant France)
3. Canberra is the capital of Australia.
4. She is American. (orthographe et majuscule)
5. They are from the United States.
6. Where are you from? (le verbe passe avant le sujet)

1. She is twelve.
2. She is Welsh. (elle vient de Cardiff)
3. He is from Auckland, in New Zealand.
4. No, she isn’t. She is Indian.
5. He speaks English and French.
6. Her favourite symbol is the red dragon of Wales.

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. His name is Oliver.
2. He is from Sydney.
3. Sydney is in Australia.
4. He is Australian.
5. He speaks English.

Vérifie tes majuscules et l’emploi de from devant la ville ou le pays.