Corrigé enough et antonymes : exercices d’anglais 5e – PDF gratuit à télécharger et imprimer

1. It’s almost midnight. (presque)
2. I’m so hungry! (tellement)
3. The film was quite good, but not excellent. (plutôt : intensité faible)
4. The garden was completely destroyed. (totalement)
5. I really love this song. (really peut se placer devant un verbe)

1. She is old enough to drive.
2. We don’t have enough time.
3. The water isn’t warm enough.
4. Has he got enough money? (ou Has he enough money?, plus rare)
5. I’m not tall enough to reach the shelf.
6. Are there enough chairs?

Adjectif + enough, mais enough + nom.

1. This box is too heavy.
2. Are you strong enough to lift it?
3. The soup is too hot.
4. He isn’t fast enough to win the race.
5. My shoes are too small.
6. We have enough eggs to make a cake.

Too se place devant l’adjectif, enough après l’adjectif ou devant le nom.

1. The coffee isn’t hot enough.
2. My brother isn’t old enough.
3. This rope isn’t long enough.
4. The music isn’t loud enough.
5. You aren’t fast enough.

1. quiet → c. noisy
2. urban → e. rural
3. lonely → f. popular
4. generous → d. mean
5. tidy → b. messy
6. ancient → a. modern

1. unhappy
2. impossible (mot en p)
3. dishonest
4. unkind
5. impolite (mot en p)
6. disagree (verbe)
7. unrecognisable
8. impatient (mot en p)

1. my sister’s room is messy.
2. his friend is scared of the dark.
3. in the afternoon it’s crowded.
4. I dislike spinach. (on accepte aussi don’t like)
5. Ben often feels lonely.
6. the shopping centre is modern.

1. She is old enough to babysit.
2. We haven’t got enough bread. (pas de of)
3. He is such a kind boy. (ou He is so kind.)
4. This exercise is impossible!
5. I’m not tall enough to play basketball.
6. The film was too long. (too seul devant un adjectif)

1. No, it isn’t. It’s completely rural.
2. Because the internet isn’t fast enough.
3. Jake swims in the lake because he is brave enough. (the lake is so cold)
4. It isn’t warm enough.
5. She felt a bit lonely.
6. Par exemple : really (beautiful), completely (rural), so (cold), quite (big), almost (happy).

1. I’m so tired!
2. He isn’t tall enough to go on this ride.
3. Have we got enough money? ou Do we have enough money?
4. This boy is dishonest.
5. The museum was almost empty.
6. This song is really catchy.

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