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Captain James
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Essential
irregular verbs
be |
was / were |
been |
être |
become |
became |
become |
devenir |
begin |
began |
begun |
commencer |
break |
broke |
broken |
casser |
bring |
brought |
brought |
apporter |
build |
built |
built |
bâtir |
buy |
bought |
bought |
acheter |
catch |
caught |
caught |
attraper |
choose |
chose |
chosen |
choisir |
come |
came |
come |
venir |
cut |
cut |
cut |
couper |
do |
did |
done |
faire |
drink |
drank |
drunk |
boire |
drive |
drove |
driven |
conduire |
eat |
ate |
eaten |
manger |
fall |
fell |
fallen |
tomber |
feel |
felt |
felt |
(res)sentir |
fight |
fought |
fought |
combattre |
find |
found |
found |
trouver |
forget |
forgot |
forgotten |
oublier |
get |
got |
got, gotten |
obtenir |
give |
gave |
given |
donner |
go |
went |
gone |
aller |
have |
had |
had |
avoir |
hear |
heard |
heard |
entendre |
hide |
hid |
hidden |
cacher |
hit |
hit |
hit |
frapper |
hold |
held |
held |
tenir |
hurt |
hurt |
hurt |
blesser |
keep |
kept |
kept |
garder |
know |
knew |
known |
connaître |
leave |
left |
left |
quitter |
lose |
lost |
lost |
perdre |
make |
made |
made |
faire |
meet |
met |
met |
rencontrer |
pay |
paid |
paid |
payer |
put |
put |
put |
mettre |
read |
read |
read |
lire |
ride |
rode |
ridden |
aller à cheval |
run |
ran |
run |
courir |
say |
said |
said |
dire |
see |
saw |
seen |
voir |
show |
showed |
shown |
montrer |
spend |
spent |
spent |
dépenser |
steal |
stole |
stolen |
voler (qqch) |
take |
took |
taken |
prendre |
teach |
taught |
taught |
enseigner |
tell |
told |
told |
dire |
think/ |
thought |
thought |
penser |
throw |
threw |
thrown |
lancer |
understand |
understood |
understood |
comprendre |
wake |
woke |
woken |
réveiller |
wear |
wore |
worn |
porter (un vêtement) |
win |
won |
won |
gagner |
write |
wrote |
written |
écrire |
Exercice
d'entraînement :
base verbale |
prétérite |
participe passé |
traduction |
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caught |
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avoir |
build |
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blesser |
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drank |
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cacher |
break |
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chosen |
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fight |
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begun |
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comprendre |
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drove |
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know |
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cut |
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run |
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dépenser |
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devenir |
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said |
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told |
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give |
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wrote |
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enseigner |
hear |
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been |
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make |
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hit |
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win |
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garder |
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thrown |
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lire |
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ate |
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put |
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shown |
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got |
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oublier |
pay |
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think |
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lost |
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worn |
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take |
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left |
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rencontrer |
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réveiller |
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held |
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tomber |
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found |
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come |
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see |
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voir |
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stolen |
voler (qqch) |
EXERCICES DE COMPREHENSION
I. & Lisez le récit. I1 est
interrompu 4 fois : A, B, C, D. A chaque interruption, trois suites possibles vous
sont suggérées.
Classez les
trois propositions en inscrivant dans les cases les chiffres 1, 2 ou 3 :
· est sûrement la suite du
conte = |
1 |
· pourrait convenir pour
la suite du conte = |
2 |
· ne convient pas du tout
pour la suite du conte = |
3 |
Emu et Thundering Gecko sont deux animaux
mythologiques personnifiés. ( *tadpoles : des têtards )
Once upon a time, Emu and Thundering Gecko lived together at the rocky
place of Wilili. Early each morning Emu went collecting tadpoles* down the river.
One day, she heard the noise of Little Boy who was picking fruit with his
parents. Little Boy was playing and running about, some distance from his
parents. |
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A) |
After some time he could not
see them but did not worry. £ He helped them do the
housework. £ As he was busy shooting
kiwis, he got lost. £ |
But Emu was watching Little
Boy and she decided to take him away with her. So she pretended that she was
his mother. |
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B) |
And he ate some
kiwis £ But he did not
want to go with her as he did not know her. £ And he went with
her because she was so friendly. £ |
When Emu and Little Boy
arrived at the camp, Thundering Gecko was surprised and furious: He said to
her: |
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C) |
"What is Little
Boy doing here? You stole him, didn't you?" £ "Great!
We'll have a little friend at home now!" £ "Are you
sure you did the right thing?" £ |
The next day,
Thundering Gecko wanted to return the boy secretly to his family. |
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D) |
He asked Emu about what they
should do. £ He showed him how to escape.
£ He waited for Emu
to go and then took the boy back. £ |
Relisez maintenant l'ensemble du texte et verifiez si votre choix n° 1 de l'exercice 15 correspond ou non
aux phrases en caractères gras. Indiquez ensuite votre
réponse en cochant la case correspondante.
( *tadpoles : des tetards / *a
hole: un trou / *a rope :une corde )
Once upon a time, Emu and Thundering Gecko
lived at the rocky place of Wilili. Early each morning, Emu went
collecting tadpoles* down the river. One day,
she heard the noise of Little Boy who was picking fruit with his parents.
Little Boy was playing and running about, some
distance from his parents. He was a little behind but he thought:
"They
are not far away. Everything is all right. "
But Emu was watching Little Boy and she decided
to take him away with her. So she pretended that she was his mother.
She was so nice to him that she persuaded him
to leave his parents.
When Emu and Little Boy arrived at the camp,
Thundering Gecko was surprised and furious. He said to her: "You
must give him back. The boy is not yours."
The next day, Thundering Gecko wanted to return
the boy secretly to his family. He started digging a hole* and
he made a rope*.
La phrase:
A : He was a little behind but he thought: "They are not far
away. Everything is all right.
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correspond à ma reponse n°l £ |
ne
correspond pas à ma reponse n°l £ |
B : She was so nice to him that she persuaded
him to leave his parents |
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correspond à ma reponse n°l £ |
ne
correspond pas à ma reponse n°l £ |
C : "You must give him back. The boy is not
yours. " |
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correspond à ma reponse n°l £ |
ne
correspond pas à ma reponse n°l £ |
D : He started digging a hole and he made a rope.
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correspond à ma reponse n°l £ |
ne
correspond pas à ma reponse n°l £ |
&19. Dans
l'extrait suivant, les mots en caractères gras font référence à des personnages
différents, à un lieu et à de la
nourriture. Classez ces mots dans le
tableau selon qu'ils designent
le personnage principal, des
personnages secondaires , le lieu
ou la nourriture.
Early next morning Emu started out again. She left home with a basket to catch tadpoles
for
the
children. They were so hungry and always wanted more of them! The female bird
was never
back at Wilili before late in the afternoon. The little ones were always happy to see their mother
back at the camp with a basket full of nice
things.
PERSONNAGE PRINCIPAL |
PERSONNAGES SECONDAIRES |
LIEU |
NOURRITURE
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& 26. Lisez l'extrait suivant.
Emu searched the ground carefully for footprints.
Then she looked up and noticed that
Thundering
Gecko had fastened a
rope to a huge tree.
"Good Heavens! That's how you helped
the boy to escape", she said, glaring at him furiously.
After some argument, Emu left the camp swiftly
to track down Little Boy.
"He must be hiding in the bush",
she thought.
Choisissez dans l'encadre
ci-dessous 7 mots qui pourraient remplacer les elements en italiques
dans les phrases.
looking hurried find desert quickly gigantic acting attached marks |
Ecrivez les mots dans les
espaces prevus.
&27 & 28- Lisez
l'extrait suivant. Repérez les mots dérivés (exemple : careful) et les
mots composés
(exemple : lunchtime
[After
crossing the bush, Emu finally reached Darari, Little Boy's village.]
The angry-looking bird spoke before the
village people:
"You must give Little Boy back to me.
He is mine. I found him. How unfair it is to keep him away from me !"
Thus, to their great disappointment, she
obliged the helpless villagers to return Little Boy to her. And off she
went.
By sunset the long-legged bird was back at her camp site.
Quel sens donnez-vous aux mots
suivants ? Cochez la case qui correspond à votre reponse.
1. village people : |
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2. unfair : |
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a. le village des gens |
£ |
a.
sans beauté, laid |
£ |
b. les gens du village |
£ |
b.
aux cheveux foncés |
£ |
c. le village peuplé |
£ |
c.
injuste |
£ |
d. le village du peuple |
£ |
d.
infidèle |
£ |
II.
Repérez dans le texte suivant à qui se rapporte les mots soulignés.
(Ce texte se trouve à la page 70 de votre
manuel.)
The first
white men of your people who came to our country were named Lewis and
Clark. ... All the Nez Perce made friends with Lewis and Clark and agreed to let them pass through their country and never to make war on
white men. This promise the Nez Perce have never broken. For a short time we lived quietly. But this could
not last.
I am tired
of fighting. Our chiefs are killed. [ ... ] It is cold and we have no blankets. The little children are freezing to
death. My people - sorne of them have run away
to the hills and have no blankets and no food. No one knows where they are - perhaps they are
freezing to death. [ ... ] Hear me my
chiefs, my heart is sick and sad. From where
the sun now stands I will fight no more against the white man. [ ... ]
If the white man wants to live in peace with the Indian he can live in peace. There need be no trouble. Treat all men alike. Give them the same laws. Give them all an even chance to live and grow. All men were made by the same Great Spirit Chief. They are all brothers. The earth is the mother of all people, and all people should have equal rights upon it. [ ... ]
Pour exprimer la probabilité
(présente ou
future) :
modal + BV (ou Be + Ving)
expr équiv +
présent (simple ou Be Ving)
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expression avec modal |
expression "équivalente" |
probabilite
forte |
He must be sleeping (il doit être en train de dormir) or He can't be
sleeping (il est impossible qu'il soit en train
de dormir) --------------------------------- She must know
the man She can't know
the man |
He is probably
(not) sleeping It's probable he's
(not) sleeping I'm sure
(certain) he's (not)sleeping ----------------------------------------- She probably
knows the man..... |
probabilité
moyenne |
He may be sleeping (il se peut qu'il soit en train...) --------------------------- She may know..... |
It's possible
he's sleeping Maybe/perhaps
he is sleeping ------------------------------------ It's possible
she knows...... |
probabilité
faible |
He might/could be sleeping (il se pourrait qu'il soit en train...) -------------------------------- She might know.... |
It's barely
possible he's sleeping I wonder if
he's sleeping I'm not sure
that he's sleeping --------------------------- It's hardly
possible she knows.... |
Pour exprimer
une hypothèse sur un événement passé :
(modal + have + participe passé) expr équiv +
prétérit
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expression avec modal |
expression "équivalente" |
probabilite
forte |
He must have
seen the killer (il a dû voir le tueur) He can't have
seen the killer (il est impossible qu'il ait vu le
tueur) -------------------------- She must have
been getting dressed.... |
He probably saw
(didn't see) the killer It's probable
he saw (didn't see) the killer I'm sure he saw
(didn't see) the killer -------------------- She was
probably getting dressed when she heard... |
probabilité
moyenne |
He may have
seen the killer (il se peut qu'il ait vu le tueur) ---------------------------- She may have
been getting dressed ... |
It's possible
he saw the killer Maybe/perhaps he
saw the killer ------------------- Maybe she was
getting dressed when she heard... |
probabilité
faible |
He might/could
have seen the killer (il se pourrait qu'il ait vu le tueur) ----------------------------- She might have
been getting dressed |
It's barely
possible he saw the killer I wonder if he
saw the killer I'm not sure
that he saw the killer --------------------- It's slightly
possible she was getting dressed |