Ce contrôle relatives évalue l’emploi de who, which, that, whose et des subordonnées de temps en anglais. Durée : 40 minutes. Barème : 20 points. Matériel : sans dictionnaire.
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Contrôle relatives : sujet
Exercice 1 : Choisir le pronom relatif (4 points)Compléter chaque phrase avec who, which, that ou whose.
1. The girl ______ lives next door is a musician.
2. This is the book ______ I told you about.
3. I know a boy ______ father is a pilot.
4. The film ______ we watched was very long.
5. People ______ speak two languages have an advantage.
6. The car ______ engine broke is in the garage.
Réunir chaque paire de phrases en une seule phrase avec une proposition relative.
1. I met a woman. She works at the museum.
2. This is the house. My grandfather built it.
3. That is the man. His dog bit me.
4. We saw a film. It made us laugh.
Compléter avec when, while, as soon as ou until, et mettre le verbe entre parenthèses à la forme correcte.
1. ______ I (arrive) ______ home, I’ll call you.
2. She was reading ______ her brother (play) ______ video games.
3. Wait here ______ the bus (come) ______.
Lire le texte puis répondre en anglais.
My cousin Daniel, who lives in Sydney, is a surfer. He bought a board that was made by a local artist. When he goes to the beach, he meets friends whose parents also love surfing. While they wait for the waves, they talk about the competitions which take place every summer. As soon as the waves are good, they paddle out.
1. Where does Daniel live?
2. Who made his board?
3. What do the friends talk about while they wait?
4. When do they paddle out?
Traduire en anglais.
1. La fille dont le frère est mon ami s’appelle Emma.
2. Voici le livre que j’ai acheté hier.
3. Dès que j’aurai fini, je t’appellerai.
Décrire en 3 phrases un ami ou un membre de la famille, en employant au moins deux propositions relatives.
