Voici le corrigé questions en how, exercice par exercice. Vérifie surtout deux points : l’auxiliaire est-il bien placé après how + adjectif, et ta réponse donne-t-elle exactement l’information demandée ?
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La correction détaillée
Corrigé questions en how : réponses et explications
Correction de l’exercice 1 : Associe question et réponse- c (fréquence)
- f (distance exprimée en temps de marche)
- e (taille)
- b (durée avec since)
- a (prix)
- d (âge)
- How often
- How tall
- How much sugar (indénombrable)
- How far
- How long (durée)
- How many students (dénombrable)
- How many times
- How much (prix)
- How much money (money est indénombrable)
- How many languages
- How much milk
- How many hours
- How much is a burger (prix)
- How much homework (homework est indénombrable)
- How often do you go to the gym?
- How long is the river?
- How old is your sister?
- How far is the museum?
- How well does she speak German?
- How much does this jacket cost? ou How much is this jacket?
- How long has he lived in Dublin?
- How long does it take to get to the airport?
- How high (altitude d’une montagne)
- How deep
- How wide
- How old
- How long
- How big
- since 2021 (point de départ)
- for ten years (durée)
- until Friday (limite dans le futur)
- for three months
- since eight o’clock
- How often do you text your friends?
- How far is the beach?
- How long have you known him?
- How many books did you buy?
- How tall is the tower?
- How long does it take?
- How long is the bridge? – It’s about 2.7 kilometres long.
- How tall are the towers? (ou How high) – They are 227 metres tall.
- How wide is the bridge? – It’s 27 metres wide.
- How old is the bridge? – It opened in 1937, so it’s almost 90 years old.
- How far is it from downtown San Francisco? – It’s about 8 kilometres away.
- How often is it painted? – It is painted every day, all year round.
- He plays tennis twice a week.
- She goes to the dentist twice a year.
- He walks his dog twice a day.
- She visits them once a month.
- He eats pizza once a week (on Fridays).
- She goes skiing once a year.
- I’ll text you as soon as I get home. (présent après as soon as)
- In the meantime, let’s buy a drink.
- She will start as soon as the teacher arrives.
- In the meantime, you can sit here.
- We’ll go out as soon as it stops raining.
- How old are you?
- How many brothers have you got?
- How often do you go to the cinema?
- I’ve lived here for two years.
- Call me as soon as you arrive.
- It’s 3 km away. (far ne se met pas après la distance)
- How often do you go to the swimming pool?
- How long does it take to get to London by train?
- How long have you been learning English? (ou How long have you learnt English?)
- How high is this mountain?
- How many times have you flown? (ou have you taken the plane)
- How far is the school?
Exemple de réponse :
Me: How often do you train? Emma: Six times a week, sometimes twice a day.
Me: How long have you been swimming? Emma: Since I was seven, so for eight years.
Me: How far do you swim every day? Emma: About five kilometres.
Me: How many medals have you won? Emma: Twelve, and three of them are gold.
Me: How much time do you spend on homework? Emma: About an hour a day.
Me: How well do you sleep before a race? Emma: Not very well, I’m always nervous!
Comment progresser après ce corrigé
Entraîne-toi à l’oral : choisis un monument ou une personne célèbre et pose-toi cinq questions en how à voix haute, en variant how often, how long, how far, how tall et how many. Si tu as encore confondu for et since, recopie trois phrases de l’exercice 6 en changeant la durée par un point de départ, et inversement.

