L’hypothèse simple : corrigé if et will 5e

1. 1-d : If you eat too many sweets, you’ll have toothache.
2. 2-f : If it rains tomorrow, we’ll stay at home.
3. 3-b : If you look at this painting carefully, you’ll notice a tiny cat in the corner.
4. 4-e : If she studies hard, she’ll pass her test.
5. 5-a : If we leave now, we’ll catch the train.
6. 6-c : If you don’t wear a coat, you’ll be cold.

1. If it is sunny, we will go to the beach.
2. If you help me, I will finish quickly.
3. If Tom misses the bus, he will be late. (-es après ss)
4. If we don’t hurry, we will miss the film.
5. If she calls me, I will tell her the news.
6. If you look closely, you will see a bird in the tree.
7. My parents will be angry if I don’t tidy my room.
8. If the dog barks, the baby will wake up.

Les formes contractées (we’ll go, I’ll finish…) sont aussi correctes.

1. If you don’t run, you won’t catch the bus.
2. If it doesn’t snow, we won’t build a snowman.
3. If she doesn’t come, she won’t bring a cake.
4. If they don’t train, they won’t win the match.
5. If he doesn’t listen, he won’t understand.

1. What will you do if it rains this weekend? – Exemple : I’ll watch a film at home.
2. What will you do if your best friend is ill? – Exemple : I’ll send him a message.
3. What will you do if the bus doesn’t come? – Exemple : I’ll walk to school.
4. What will you do if you get a bad mark? – Exemple : I’ll work harder.
5. What will you do if you find a wallet in the street? – Exemple : I’ll take it to the police station.

1. Maybe I’ll go to the party.
2. Perhaps she is at home.
3. Maybe they will win the match.
4. Perhaps he forgot his keys.
5. Maybe we’ll visit London next year.
6. Perhaps the museum is closed today.

1. If it rains, we’ll stay inside. (pas de will après if)
2. If you eat this mushroom, you’ll be sick. (will dans la conséquence)
3. If he comes, I’ll be happy. (-s à la 3^e personne)
4. If she wins, she will be very proud. (base verbale après will)
5. We’ll go out if it stops raining.
6. Maybe he will come tomorrow. (maybe en un seul mot)

1. If it rains, we’ll go to the museum.
2. If you look at this painting, you’ll notice a little dog.
3. If you don’t hurry, you’ll be late.
4. Maybe he’ll come tomorrow. (ou Perhaps he’ll come tomorrow.)
5. What will you do if it snows?
6. If she wins, she’ll be very happy.
7. We won’t go out if it’s too cold.
8. Perhaps the shop is closed. (ou Maybe)

1. Si tu arroses la plante, elle poussera.
2. Tu adoreras ce livre si tu aimes l’aventure.
3. Si nous ne partons pas maintenant, nous raterons le train.
4. Peut-être que la réponse est dans le texte. (ou La réponse est peut-être dans le texte.)
5. Si tu zoomes, tu verras tous les détails.

1. You’ll notice a little boy who is taking an apple from a basket.
2. You’ll see three birds on the roof.
3. You’ll find twelve baskets.
4. Maybe he is the painter himself.
5. Because she looks very angry.
6. You’ll see the painting under a special light.
7. Maybe et Perhaps.

Réponses libres. Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. If I wake up late, I’ll miss the bus.
2. If I miss the bus, I’ll be late for school.
3. If I am late for school, my teacher will be angry.
4. If my teacher is angry, she’ll call my parents.
5. If she calls my parents, I won’t play video games this weekend!

Remarquez que chaque conséquence avec will redevient une condition au présent : I’ll be late → If I am late.

Réponses libres. Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. If you go to the canteen early, you won’t wait in a long queue.
2. If you do your homework every evening, you’ll get good marks.
3. If you join the drama club, maybe you’ll make new friends.
4. If you listen in class, the teachers will be nice to you.
5. If you feel lonely, I’ll introduce you to my friends.