Exercices structures infinitives : anglais 3e

Complète avec le pronom complément qui correspond au mot entre parenthèses.

1. My teacher wants (I) ___ to read more.
2. We would like (they) ___ to visit us.
3. Do you want (we) ___ to wait for you?
4. Dad expects (Tom) ___ to be home by ten.
5. I’d like (Emma) ___ to sing at the party.
6. They want (you) ___ to join the team.
7. The coach wants (the players) ___ to train harder.

Écris une phrase au présent simple avec want + complément + to + base verbale.

1. My mother / I / tidy my room
2. The teacher / we / listen carefully
3. I / you / come to my party
4. Sarah / her brother / give back her phone
5. Our parents / we / be happy
6. The doctor / he / stay in bed
7. My friends / I / go to the concert with them

Complète avec want, would like ou expect, à la forme indiquée par l’indice français.

1. (s’attend à ce que) Our teacher ___ us to work hard.
2. (aimerais que, poliment) I ___ you to meet my parents.
3. (veut que) She ___ me to call her tonight.
4. (ne m’attendais pas à ce que) I didn’t ___ him to win.
5. (aimeriez-vous que) ___ you ___ me to open the window?
6. (voulaient que) They ___ us to stay for dinner.

Complète avec make ou let au temps qui convient.

1. My parents ___ me stay up late on Saturdays. It’s a nice reward.
2. Yesterday, the teacher ___ us rewrite the essay because it was too short.
3. ___ me help you with that heavy bag.
4. This sad film always ___ me cry.
5. Mum didn’t ___ me go to the party last week: I was ill.
6. Last Monday, the coach ___ the players run ten laps as a punishment.
7. Please ___ me know if you need anything.

Complète avec to, ou mets une croix (X) si rien n’est nécessaire.

1. I want you ___ listen.
2. She made me ___ laugh.
3. My dad won’t let me ___ go out tonight.
4. We expect them ___ arrive at six.
5. Would you like me ___ help you?
6. Don’t make him ___ wait!
7. They asked us ___ be quiet.
8. Let her ___ speak!

Mets les phrases à la forme indiquée.

1. She wants me to come. (interrogative)
2. They expect us to win. (négative)
3. My parents let me watch TV late. (négative)
4. You want me to help you. (interrogative)
5. The teacher made them stay after class. (interrogative)
6. I want you to leave. (négative)

Chaque phrase contient une erreur. Réécris-la correctement.

1. I want that you help me.
2. She wants I come with her.
3. My mum made me to clean the kitchen.
4. They let us to play outside.
5. I would like he calls me.
6. We expect them come early.
7. Do you want I help you?

Reconstitue les phrases.

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

Traduis ces phrases en employant une structure du cours.

1. Je veux que tu m’écoutes.
2. Mes parents aimeraient que je devienne médecin.
3. Veux-tu que je t’aide ?
4. Le professeur nous a fait refaire l’exercice.
5. Laisse-moi parler !
6. Nous ne nous attendions pas à ce qu’il gagne.

Traduis ces phrases avec « que » et le subjonctif quand c’est nécessaire.

1. My grandmother wants me to visit her more often.
2. The film made everybody laugh.
3. Will your parents let you go to the festival?
4. I’d like you to meet my best friend.
5. Nobody expected her to say that.

Lis le dialogue puis réponds aux questions.

1. What does Ben’s mum want him to do?
2. What does Ben want his mum to let him do?
3. What happened yesterday?
4. What does Ben’s dad expect him to do?
5. Relève une structure want, expect ou would like + complément + to, puis une structure make ou let + complément + base verbale.
6. True or false? Ben’s mum will let him watch the second half if he is quick. Justify.

Écris six phrases en anglais sur ta vie de famille ou au collège.

1. Ce que tes parents veulent que tu fasses (want).
2. Ce que tes professeurs attendent de toi (expect).
3. Une chose qu’on t’oblige à faire (make).
4. Une chose qu’on te laisse faire (let).
5. Une chose qu’on ne te laisse pas faire (don’t let).
6. Ce que tu aimerais que ton meilleur ami fasse (would like).