Corrigé structures infinitives : exercices d’anglais 3e

1. me
2. them
3. us
4. him
5. her
6. you (même forme au sujet et au complément)
7. them

1. My mother wants me to tidy my room.
2. The teacher wants us to listen carefully.
3. I want you to come to my party.
4. Sarah wants her brother to give back her phone.
5. Our parents want us to be happy. (parents est pluriel : pas de -s à want)
6. The doctor wants him to stay in bed.
7. My friends want me to go to the concert with them.

1. Our teacher expects us to work hard.
2. I would like you to meet my parents. (ou I’d like)
3. She wants me to call her tonight.
4. I didn’t expect him to win. (base verbale après didn’t)
5. Would you like me to open the window?
6. They wanted us to stay for dinner.

1. let : c’est une permission (une récompense).
2. made : c’est une obligation, au prétérit.
3. Let : laisse-moi t’aider.
4. makes : le film provoque mes larmes, présent simple avec -s.
5. let : didn’t + base verbale, permission refusée.
6. made : une punition imposée.
7. let : let me know = tiens-moi au courant.

1. to (want sb to)
2. X (make sb do)
3. X (let sb do)
4. to (expect sb to)
5. to (would like sb to)
6. X (make sb do)
7. to (ask sb to)
8. X (let sb do)

1. Does she want me to come?
2. They don’t expect us to win.
3. My parents don’t let me watch TV late.
4. Do you want me to help you?
5. Did the teacher make them stay after class? (made devient make après did)
6. I don’t want you to leave.

1. I want you to help me. (pas de that)
2. She wants me to come with her. (pronom complément + to)
3. My mum made me clean the kitchen. (pas de to après make)
4. They let us play outside. (pas de to après let)
5. I would like him to call me.
6. We expect them to come early.
7. Do you want me to help you?

1. My sister wants me to help her.
2. My parents never let me use my phone at dinner.
3. Would you like me to close the window?
4. The teacher made us learn the poem by heart.
5. I don’t expect him to be on time.
6. She doesn’t want them to leave.

1. I want you to listen to me. (listen to + complément)
2. My parents would like me to become a doctor.
3. Do you want me to help you?
4. The teacher made us do the exercise again.
5. Let me speak!
6. We didn’t expect him to win.

1. Ma grand-mère veut que je lui rende visite plus souvent.
2. Le film a fait rire tout le monde.
3. Tes parents te laisseront-ils aller au festival ?
4. J’aimerais que tu rencontres mon meilleur ami. (ou J’aimerais te présenter mon meilleur ami.)
5. Personne ne s’attendait à ce qu’elle dise cela.

1. She wants him to help her with the dishes.
2. He wants her to let him watch the first half of the match.
3. Ben made his mum wait for an hour before he tidied his room.
4. He expects him to finish his homework tonight.
5. Structure avec to : I want you to help me, your dad expects you to finish ou Would you like me to wash. Structure sans to : let me watch, you made me wait, I’ll let you watch ou don’t make me clean.
6. True : « If you’re quick, I’ll let you watch the second half. »

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. My parents want me to get good marks at school.
2. My teachers expect us to do our homework every evening.
3. My dad makes me walk the dog every morning.
4. My mum lets me go to the cinema with my friends on Saturdays.
5. My parents don’t let me use my phone after ten o’clock.
6. I would like my best friend to come on holiday with us.