Exercices conditionnel would : anglais 4e

Complète avec would et le verbe entre parenthèses.

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

Réécris chaque phrase avec la forme contractée (‘d ou wouldn’t).

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

Mets chaque phrase à la forme indiquée.

1. Tom would like a sandwich. (interrogative)
2. She would come with us. (négative)
3. You would like some tea. (interrogative)
4. They would sell their house. (négative)
5. Your brother would help us. (interrogative)
6. I would watch this film. (négative)

Choisis la bonne forme.

1. (Do you like / Would you like) a biscuit? Here you are.
2. I (like / would like) rugby. I watch every match.
3. (Do you like / Would you like) to come to my party on Saturday?
4. My mum (likes / would like) jazz music. She listens to it every day.
5. Excuse me, I (like / ‘d like) two tickets for the museum, please.
6. (Does he like / Would he like) spicy food in general?

Complète avec ‘d like to ou ‘d rather.

1. I ___ visit London one day.
2. It’s raining. I ___ stay inside.
3. We ___ eat pizza than pasta.
4. She ___ become a doctor.
5. They ___ not go out tonight.
6. He ___ learn to play the guitar.

Chaque phrase contient une erreur. Recopie-la correctement.

1. She woulds like a coffee.
2. I would to go to the cinema.
3. We would rather to walk.
4. He would came tomorrow.
5. Would you like go out?
6. I’d rather tea than coffee drink.

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

Lis le dialogue puis réponds aux questions en anglais.

1. What would Emma like to eat?
2. Would Emma like milk in her tea?
3. What would Josh rather have?
4. Why doesn’t Josh want lemonade?
5. Where would they rather sit?
6. Why?

1. Je voudrais un chocolat chaud, s’il vous plaît.
2. Voudrais-tu venir avec nous ?
3. Elle préférerait lire un livre.
4. Ils ne mangeraient jamais d’escargots.
5. Nous aimerions visiter l’Écosse.
6. Pourriez-vous m’aider, s’il vous plaît ?

1. Would you like a lift to school?
2. I’d rather not talk about it.
3. My grandmother would love a postcard.
4. He wouldn’t believe me.
5. Would you mind waiting a minute?
6. We’d like to book a table for four.

Transforme ces phrases trop directes en phrases polies avec would (I’d like, Would you…?, Would you like…?).

1. I want a glass of water.
2. Open the door!
3. Do you want a biscuit?
4. Give me the menu.
5. I want to speak to the manager.
6. Help me with my bag!

Écris 6 phrases sur tes souhaits et tes préférences pour les prochaines vacances. Utilise au moins deux fois I’d like to, deux fois I’d rather (dont une avec than) et une fois I wouldn’t.

1. Destination souhaitée.
2. Activité souhaitée.
3. Préférence de transport.
4. Préférence de logement (hotel, tent, cottage…).
5. Une chose que tu ne ferais pas.
6. Un souhait pour la nourriture.