Ces exercices interagir à l’oral se font de préférence à voix haute, seul ou avec un camarade. Ils t’entraînent à demander, réagir et relancer, puis à jouer deux scènes complètes : l’office du tourisme et le restaurant.
Les exercices
Exercices interagir à l’oral : demander, réagir, relancer
Exercice 1 : Question et réponseAssocie chaque question (1 à 6) à la bonne réponse (a à f).
- Excuse me, is there a bank near here?
- What time does the museum open?
- How much is a ticket?
- Is it far?
- How do you spell your name?
- Could you speak more slowly, please?
a. It’s €8 for students. – b. Yes, there’s one opposite the church. – c. Of course, sorry! – d. At nine thirty. – e. No, it’s a five-minute walk. – f. K-E-L-L-Y.
Transforme chaque question directe en question polie commençant par Could you tell me ou Do you know.
- Where is the station?
- What time does the shop close?
- How much is this map?
- Where are the toilets?
- When does the next bus leave?
- Is the castle open today? (Do you know if…)
Réagis à chaque phrase par Me too! ou Me neither!
- I love Irish music.
- I don’t like rainy days.
- I can’t swim very well.
- I’m hungry.
- I’ve never been to Scotland.
- I went to the cinema yesterday.
Choisis la réaction qui convient : Congratulations! – Oh no, that’s a pity! – That sounds great! – Really? No way! – Poor you!
- I passed my piano exam!
- We’re going to see a hurling match on Saturday.
- The concert was cancelled because of the storm.
- I met a famous footballer at the airport!
- I’ve got a terrible headache.
Réagis par une question en écho (auxiliaire + pronom), puis ajoute une question de relance.
- I went to Belfast last weekend.
- My brother is a chef.
- We can see the sea from our school.
- I’ve got three cats.
- They live in Canada.
- Emma has won a competition.
Tu es au point « You are here » et tu regardes vers le haut du plan. Explique le chemin pour aller à chaque lieu.
- How can I get to the bank?
- How can I get to the tourist office?
- How can I get to the park?
- How can I get to the café?
- How can I get to the museum?
Voici un dialogue au restaurant dans le désordre. Donne l’ordre des numéros.
- Customer: Yes, I’d like the vegetable soup and then the chicken pie, please.
- Waiter: Good evening! A table for one?
- Customer: No, thanks. Could I have the bill, please?
- Waiter: Are you ready to order?
- Customer: Yes, please.
- Waiter: Would you like a dessert?
Chaque réplique contient une erreur. Recopie-la corrigée.
- Could you tell me where is the museum?
- I don’t like football. – Me too!
- Do you know what time does the train leave?
- Waiter, I want a coke.
- Can I have the addition, please?
- I went to London. – Do you? How was it?
- Could you repeat, please? I don’t understand what means « queue ».
- Excusez-moi, y a-t-il une pharmacie près d’ici ?
- Pourriez-vous parler plus lentement, s’il vous plaît ?
- Moi non plus !
- Ça a l’air génial !
- Je voudrais une table pour deux, s’il vous plaît.
- Pourrions-nous avoir l’addition ?
Assistant: Hello! Welcome to Galway. How can I help you?
Lucas: Hi! I’m visiting with my family. Could you tell me if there are boat trips to the Aran Islands?
Assistant: Yes, there are. The ferry leaves from Rossaveal, about forty minutes by bus from here.
Lucas: Really? That’s quite far. Do you know what time the first ferry leaves?
Assistant: At half past ten. But you need to book online the day before.
Lucas: Oh, I see. And can we rent bikes on the islands?
Assistant: You can! It’s the best way to visit Inis Mór. It’s about fifteen euros a day.
Lucas: That sounds great! Sorry, how do you spell Rossaveal?
Assistant: R-O-S-S-A-V-E-A-L. Here’s a leaflet with all the information.
Lucas: Thanks a lot! Have a nice day!
Réponds aux questions en anglais.
- Where is Lucas?
- What information does he want first?
- Where does the ferry leave from, and how far is it?
- What time is the first ferry?
- What must they do the day before?
- How much does a bike cost?
- Find two reactions and one request for spelling in the dialogue.
Tu parles avec Chloe, ta correspondante irlandaise. Écris ta réplique : réagis, puis relance à chaque fois.
- Chloe: I play Gaelic football every Saturday. – You: ___
- Chloe: I don’t like maths at all. – You: ___
- Chloe: My dog had puppies last week! – You: ___
- Chloe: I broke my arm in June. – You: ___
- Chloe: We’re going to Paris at Christmas. – You: ___
Écris le dialogue complet entre un serveur et toi dans un restaurant de Dublin, en 10 répliques au moins, puis joue-le avec un camarade. Il doit contenir :
- une salutation et une demande de table ;
- une commande d’entrée ou de plat avec I’d like ;
- une commande de boisson avec Can I have ;
- une question sur un plat que tu ne connais pas ;
- une demande de répétition ;
- une réaction (That sounds good! ou autre) ;
- la demande de l’addition et une formule pour partir.


