Corrigé conditionnel would : exercices d’anglais 4e

1. I would buy a new bike.
2. My parents would love this hotel.
3. Sarah would help you with your homework.
4. We would visit the castle first.
5. You would enjoy the concert.
6. The dog would eat all the biscuits!

Would ne change jamais et le verbe reste à la base verbale.

1. I’d like an orange juice.
2. She wouldn’t lie to you.
3. They’d prefer the beach.
4. He wouldn’t understand.
5. We’d like to go now.
6. You’d love Galway.

1. Would Tom like a sandwich?
2. She wouldn’t (would not) come with us.
3. Would you like some tea?
4. They wouldn’t (would not) sell their house.
5. Would your brother help us?
6. I wouldn’t (would not) watch this film.

À l’interrogative, would passe devant le sujet ; pas besoin de do.

1. Would you like a biscuit? (offre immédiate)
2. I like rugby. (goût général)
3. Would you like to come to my party? (invitation)
4. My mum likes jazz music. (habitude, goût)
5. I‘d like two tickets. (demande polie)
6. Does he like spicy food in general? (goût général)

1. I‘d like to visit London one day.
2. I‘d rather stay inside.
3. We‘d rather eat pizza than pasta. (than = comparaison)
4. She‘d like to become a doctor.
5. They‘d rather not go out tonight. (rather not)
6. He‘d like to learn to play the guitar.

1. She would like a coffee. (pas de -s à would)
2. I would go to the cinema. / I would like to go to the cinema. (pas de to après would)
3. We would rather walk. (pas de to après rather)
4. He would come tomorrow. (base verbale)
5. Would you like to go out? (like + to + BV)
6. I’d rather drink tea than coffee. (verbe juste après rather)

1. Would you like some cake?
2. I’d rather stay at home.
3. She’d like to go to Ireland.
4. He wouldn’t do that.
5. Where would you like to live?
6. Would you mind closing the door?

1. She would like a slice of carrot cake.
2. Yes, she would.
3. He would rather have an apple juice.
4. Because lemonade is too sweet for him.
5. They would rather sit inside.
6. Because it’s a bit windy.

1. I’d like a hot chocolate, please.
2. Would you like to come with us?
3. She’d rather read a book.
4. They would never eat snails.
5. We’d like to visit Scotland.
6. Would you help me, please? (ou Could you help me, please?)

1. Veux-tu (Voudrais-tu) que je t’emmène à l’école ?
2. Je préférerais ne pas en parler.
3. Ma grand-mère adorerait recevoir une carte postale.
4. Il ne me croirait pas.
5. Cela vous dérangerait-il d’attendre une minute ?
6. Nous voudrions réserver une table pour quatre.

1. I’d like a glass of water, please.
2. Would you open the door, please?
3. Would you like a biscuit?
4. Would you give me the menu, please? (ou I’d like the menu, please.)
5. I’d like to speak to the manager, please.
6. Would you help me with my bag, please?

Exemple de réponse :

1. I’d like to go to Scotland next summer.
2. I’d like to see the Loch Ness and climb a mountain.
3. I’d rather take the train than the plane.
4. I’d rather sleep in a cottage near a lake.
5. I wouldn’t go swimming in the sea, it’s too cold!
6. I’d love to taste fish and chips by the harbour.