Articles et démonstratifs : corrigé articles anglais 6e

1. an apple (son voyelle)
2. a banana
3. an orange (son voyelle)
4. an hour : le h est muet, on entend un son voyelle.
5. an umbrella
6. a uniform : on entend /juː/, un son consonne.
7. an elephant
8. a dog

1. I have a cat. The cat is black. On présente le chat, puis on en reparle.
2. Look at the moon tonight! La lune est unique.
3. My dad is an engineer. Métier + son voyelle.
4. Can you close the door, please? On sait de quelle porte on parle.
5. She eats an egg every morning.
6. There is a book on my desk. The book is about dragons.

1. I love Ø chocolate. Idée générale.
2. We play Ø basketball on Wednesday. Pas d’article devant un sport.
3. The sun is very hot today. Le soleil est unique.
4. Tom speaks Ø English and Ø French. Pas d’article devant une langue.
5. Pass me the salt, please. Le sel précis qui est sur la table.
6. Ø Cats are cute animals. Les chats en général.
7. I have Ø lunch at school. Pas d’article devant un repas.

1. This is my pencil case.
2. These are my new trainers.
3. These apples are delicious.
4. Is this your bag?
5. This sandwich is for you.
6. These children are my cousins. Children est un pluriel.

1. Look at that bird in the sky!
2. Those houses over there are very old.
3. Who is that girl near the window?
4. Those mountains are beautiful.
5. I want that cake in the shop window.
6. Are those your shoes over there?

1. I like this apple. (proche, singulier)
2. Look at those boats! (loin, pluriel)
3. These cards are rare. (proche, pluriel)
4. That castle is huge. (loin, singulier)
5. This dog is friendly. (proche, singulier)
6. Those men are firefighters. (loin, pluriel : men est le pluriel de man)
7. These sweets are for you. (proche, pluriel)
8. Is that bus number 12? (loin, singulier)

1. These are pens.
2. Those are trees.
3. These are oranges. L’article an disparaît au pluriel.
4. Those are boxes. Nom en -x : on ajoute -es.
5. These are children. Pluriel irrégulier.
6. Those are mice. Pluriel irrégulier de mouse.

1. This is a new bike.
2. Those dogs are big.
3. It is an elephant.
4. Look at the stars.
5. Is that a ghost? Dans une question, is passe devant.
6. These pens are blue. (On accepte aussi These are blue pens.)

1. I have an orange.
2. This book is great. Book est au singulier.
3. That car is fast. Car est au singulier.
4. I play tennis. Pas d’article devant un sport.
5. She is a teacher. Article obligatoire devant un métier.
6. These are my friends. Pluriel avec are.
7. It is a university. On entend /juː/, un son consonne.

1. It is an owl. (ou This is an owl.)
2. These flowers are pretty.
3. Look at that dog over there!
4. I like cats. Idée générale : pas de the.
5. My mother is a nurse. Article a devant le métier.
6. The sun is hot.

1. Cette maison(-là) est vieille.
2. Ce sont mes sœurs. (ou Voici mes sœurs.)
3. J’ai une idée !
4. Ces chaussures(-là) sont chères.
5. Le chat est sous la table.

1. It is from Mr Green’s garden.
2. It is near him. Le mot this le montre.
3. They are pears.
4. Because the fruits are far from her, over there. Loin + pluriel = those.
5. an apple et an island : les deux mots commencent par un son voyelle.
6. She wants two pears.

Réponses modèles (d’autres sont possibles) :

1. This pen is blue.
2. These books are heavy.
3. That window is open.
4. Those posters are funny.
5. There is an eraser on my desk. (an + son voyelle)