Ces exercices adjectifs composés commencent par la formation des composés (nombres, -ed, participes), passent ensuite à l’emphase avec do, does, did et finissent par les adverbes d’intensité. Le dernier exercice te demande d’écrire une critique pleine d’emphase.
Les exercices
Exercices adjectifs composés et emphase
Exercice 1 : Nombre + nomTransforme chaque groupe en adjectif composé placé devant le nom.
- a journey that lasts two hours → a ___ journey
- a boy who is twelve years old → a ___ boy
- a break of fifteen minutes → a ___ break
- a note of ten pounds → a ___ note
- a trip of three days → a ___ trip
- a building with forty storeys → a ___ building
- a walk of five kilometres → a ___ walk
- a contract for six months → a ___ contract
Réécris avec un adjectif composé en -ed.
- a man with black hair
- a baby with blue eyes
- a player who uses his left hand
- a teacher with a kind heart
- a shirt with short sleeves
- a person with an open mind
Associe chaque début (1 à 8) à sa fin (a à h) pour former un adjectif composé, puis traduis-le.
a. made – b. known – c. working – d. speaking – e. looking – f. written – g. consuming – h. breaking
- well-
- home-
- hard-
- good-
- English-
- hand-
- time-
- record-
Choisis la bonne forme.
- We had a (three-hour / three-hours) exam.
- The exam lasted three (hour / hours).
- My sister is ten (year old / years old).
- She has a (ten-year-old / ten-years-old) son.
- It’s a (five-star / five-stars) hotel.
- The hotel has five (star / stars).
Rends ces phrases emphatiques avec do, does ou did.
- I like your jacket!
- He works hard.
- We visited the Tower of London.
- She plays the violin.
- They tried their best.
- I remember that day.
- Sit down, please.
Réponds en contredisant avec une forme emphatique, comme dans l’exemple : You didn’t call me. → I did call you!
- You don’t like vegetables.
- Tom didn’t finish his homework.
- Your parents don’t speak English.
- You didn’t lock the door.
- Emma doesn’t help at home.
- You didn’t read the book.
Complète avec very ou absolutely.
- The view from the top was ___ amazing.
- I’m ___ tired after the match.
- After the hike, we were ___ exhausted.
- This soup is ___ hot.
- It was ___ freezing in the tent.
- His jokes are ___ hilarious.
- The room is ___ small.
- The new stadium is ___ huge.
Complète avec barely, hardly ever ou extremely.
- It was so dark that I could ___ see the path.
- My grandad ___ uses his phone; he prefers letters.
- The final was ___ exciting.
- We ___ had time to eat before the bus left.
- That cliff is ___ dangerous.
- She ___ watches TV: maybe twice a year.
Chaque phrase contient une erreur. Corrige-la.
- We went on a two-weeks holiday.
- She does speaks three languages.
- It was a very delicious meal.
- I didn’t barely sleep last night.
- He is a man with hair black.
- They did visited Edinburgh last summer.
- He’s a twelve years old boy.
- The film was absolutely good.
Traduis en anglais.
- une pause de dix minutes
- une fille aux yeux verts
- un gâteau fait maison
- Je t’aime vraiment bien, tu sais !
- Mais si, on a fermé la fenêtre !
- Nous étions complètement épuisés.
- Je l’entendais à peine.
- un chanteur très connu
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- How long does the camp last?
- How old must the campers be?
- How does every day start?
- What kind of breakfast do campers eat?
- Find two compound adjectives describing the instructors.
- Which sentence shows emphasis with did? Copy it.
Écris une critique enthousiaste (6 phrases) d’un film, d’un concert ou d’un voyage. Utilise :
- un adjectif composé avec un nombre ;
- un adjectif composé en -ed ;
- un adjectif composé avec un participe (well-known, mouth-watering…) ;
- une forme emphatique avec do, does ou did ;
- absolutely + un adjectif extrême ;
- barely ou hardly.


