Corrigé connecteurs anglais : exercices de 6e – PDF gratuit à télécharger et imprimer

1. I have got a brother and a sister.
2. I like apples but I don’t like bananas.
3. Is your cat black or white?
4. She can sing but she can’t dance.
5. We play basketball and volleyball on Mondays.
6. I don’t eat meat or fish. (après une négation, or)

1. I’m hungry, so I eat a sandwich.
2. I’m tired because I go to bed late.
3. It’s raining, so we stay at home.
4. She is happy because she has got a new bike.
5. My dog is hot, so he drinks a lot of water.
6. I like English because the teacher is funny.

Astuce : si la deuxième partie explique pourquoi, c’est because ; si elle dit ce qui en découle, c’est so.

1. 1-d : I can’t go to the park because I’m ill.
2. 2-f : I love animals, for example horses and rabbits.
3. 3-b : Do you want pasta or rice?
4. 4-a : It’s my birthday, so I have a party.
5. 5-c : He likes football but he doesn’t like rugby.
6. 6-e : Mia is very clever and she is very kind.

C – E – A – D – B

First, I wake up at seven. I get dressed and I have breakfast. Then, I take the bus to school. After that, I have lunch in the canteen. Finally, I go home at five.

1. This T-shirt is too small, I can’t wear it. (problème)
2. My grandma is very nice.
3. The film is too long, I fall asleep! (problème)
4. London is a very big city.
5. This box is too heavy for me. (problème)
6. Your drawing is very beautiful!

1. Maybe it’s a dog.
2. Perhaps she is in the garden.
3. Maybe they are from Scotland.
4. Perhaps it’s cold outside.
5. Maybe he has got a new phone.

Maybe et perhaps sont interchangeables ; l’ordre des mots de la phrase ne change pas.

1. Because it’s hot and sunny.
2. Because his cat is ill.
3. Because I love books.
4. Because the bus is late.
5. Because he / she is funny.

1. I like chocolate but I don’t like sweets.
2. It’s raining, so I take my umbrella.
3. I’m happy because it’s Friday.
4. Maybe it’s a bird. (ou Perhaps it’s a bird.)
5. These trousers are too big. (trousers est pluriel en anglais)
6. Do you want a dog or a cat?

1. Je joue du piano et de la guitare.
2. Il est peut-être trop tard.
3. Je l’aime beaucoup.
4. D’abord, mélange les œufs. Ensuite, ajoute le lait.
5. Je n’aime ni le thé ni le café.

1. She is very nice. (very devant l’adjectif)
2. I don’t like cats or dogs. (or après une négation)
3. It’s winter, so I’m cold. ou I’m cold because it’s winter. (la cause et la conséquence étaient inversées)
4. The tea is very good, I love it! (too indique un problème)
5. I like it very much.
6. Maybe it is a horse. (pas d’inversion après maybe)

1. She lives in Brighton, near the sea.
2. Because the water is very cold in March.
3. In summer, in the morning.
4. She eats an ice cream because she is always hungry after swimming.
5. Maybe (peut-être).
6. but, very, so, first, then, because, maybe.

Exemple de réponse : First, I get up very late. Then, I go to the swimming pool with my cousin because I love swimming. After that, I want to play video games but my mum says no! Finally, I watch a film with my family. It’s a very nice day!