Exprimer son opinion : corrigé goûts et opinions 5e

1. I love… ++
2. I can’t stand… −−
3. I don’t mind… =
4. I’m keen on… +
5. I hate… −−
6. I’m fond of… +
7. I don’t like… −
8. I’m crazy about… ++

1. I’m keen on swimming. (on double le m)
2. She can’t stand getting up early. (on double le t)
3. We are fond of baking cakes. (le e final disparaît)
4. He doesn’t mind waiting for the bus.
5. I love dancing at parties.
6. They hate doing the washing-up.
7. Are you keen on playing chess?
8. My dad is fond of watching old films.

1. I’m keen on drawing.
2. Lucy is fond of animals.
3. I can’t stand Ø horror films. (pas de préposition après stand)
4. Are you keen on video games?
5. My grandma is very fond of her garden.
6. He doesn’t mind Ø cold weather.

1. I like maths, but I don’t like history.
2. My brother loves rap, whereas I prefer pop music. (but est aussi possible)
3. The film was very long. However, it was really exciting.
4. Tom is keen on sport, whereas his sister prefers reading. (ou but)
5. I wanted to go to the park. However, it was raining.
6. Cats are quiet animals, whereas dogs are often noisy. (ou but)

1. I don’t think football is boring.
2. I don’t think she is right.
3. I don’t believe this book is interesting.
4. I don’t think they like pizza.
5. I don’t think the test was easy.
6. I don’t think it will rain tomorrow.

C’est le verbe d’opinion qui porte la négation, pas le verbe qui suit.

1. In my opinion, art is important.
2. I think this song is great.
3. She is fond of cooking.
4. I can’t stand the noise.
5. I agree with you.
6. I’m not keen on jazz.

1. In my opinion, this film is great. (ou I think this film is great.)
2. I can’t stand doing my homework on Sundays.
3. My sister loves reading.
4. I agree with you.
5. I don’t think it’s a good idea.
6. He is keen on skateboarding. (ou He is crazy about skateboarding.)
7. I like chocolate, whereas my brother hates it.
8. I don’t mind waiting.

1. I agree with you. (agree est un verbe, sans am)
2. I’m keen on tennis.
3. She can’t stand rap music. (pas de -s après can’t)
4. I don’t mind helping you.
5. In my opinion, this game is boring. (ou I think this game is boring.)
6. Is it true? – I don’t think so.
7. He is fond of animals.
8. I love swimming in the sea.

1. He wants to see Space Rangers.
2. She prefers comedies.
3. He thinks they are amazing.
4. She can’t stand long fight scenes.
5. The story is about friendship.
6. Yes, she does: « I don’t mind giving it a try. »
7. but et However.

1. Lisa loves video games, whereas Omar can’t stand them.
2. Lisa doesn’t mind reading, whereas Omar is keen on it.
3. Lisa is fond of cooking, whereas Omar hates it.
4. Lisa hates football, whereas Omar loves it.
5. Lisa likes drawing, whereas Omar doesn’t like it.

On peut aussi garder le nom : whereas Omar can’t stand video games. Le pronom it ou them évite une répétition.

Réponses libres. Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. In my opinion, school uniforms are a good idea. However, I’m not keen on wearing a tie.
2. I can’t stand homework at the weekend, but I think it is sometimes useful.
3. I’m crazy about this series. I think the actors are brilliant.
4. I love playing video games, whereas my parents think it’s a waste of time.
5. I don’t mind eating carrots, but I hate broccoli.