Corrigé verbe be : exercices d’anglais en 6e

1. She is a nurse. (une femme)
2. It is in the garden. (un animal)
3. We are friends. (Paul et moi = nous)
4. He is my teacher. (un homme)
5. They are on the desk. (des objets au pluriel)
6. They are twins.

1. I am eleven years old.
2. My cat is black and white.
3. We are in the same class.
4. You are very good at English!
5. She is from Canada.
6. The children are in the playground. (children est un pluriel)
7. It is cold today.
8. Tom and his brother are at home. (deux personnes = pluriel)

1. I’m happy.
2. She’s my best friend.
3. They’re in Paris.
4. It’s a big house.
5. We’re late!
6. He’s twelve.

1. I’m not tired.
2. Lucy isn’t in my class.
3. The shops aren’t open.
4. It isn’t my bag. (on accepte aussi It’s not my bag.)
5. We aren’t from Spain. (ou We’re not)
6. My parents aren’t at work.
7. The film isn’t boring.

1. Are you ready?
2. Is she your cousin?
3. Are they in the kitchen?
4. Is he hungry?
5. Is it your pen?
6. Are we late?

Dans chaque cas, le verbe passe simplement devant le sujet.

1. Yes, I am. (on répond pour soi, sans contraction)
2. No, he isn’t.
3. Yes, they are.
4. No, it isn’t.
5. Yes, she is.
6. No, we aren’t. (« toi et tes amis » → on répond avec we)

1. My name is Kate.
2. How old are you?
3. We are not tired.
4. Where is your bag?
5. My dog is very funny.

1. I am eleven. (ou I’m eleven years old.) L’âge se dit avec be.
2. She is my friend.
3. They are in the garden.
4. Yes, I am. Pas de contraction dans une réponse courte positive.
5. Are you English?
6. I’m not hungry. La forme amn’t n’existe pas.

1. I’m twelve. (ou I am twelve years old.)
2. It’s cold.
3. We aren’t late. (ou We’re not late.)
4. Are you hungry?
5. My friends are on the bus. (on accepte in the bus, mais on the bus est plus naturel)
6. She isn’t English.

1. He is eleven.
2. No, he isn’t. He is from Bristol.
3. She is a doctor.
4. No, she isn’t. (She isn’t very tall.)
5. No, he isn’t. He is big.
6. Yes, it is. (They are a happy family.)

1. J’ai soif.
2. Nous avons douze ans.
3. Il fait chaud aujourd’hui.
4. Est-ce que ça va ? (ou Tu vas bien ?)
5. Ils ne sont pas à l’école.

Les phrases 1, 2 et 3 montrent que be ne se traduit pas toujours par « être ».

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. My name is Inès. (ou I’m Inès.)
2. I’m eleven.
3. I’m French and I’m from Lyon.
4. I’m friendly and very curious.
5. I’m not very tall.

Vérifie que chaque phrase contient bien am, ‘m ou ‘m not.