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Le présent simple

Principaux emplois : vérités permanentes, actions répétitives/habituelles; sentiments

Si le verbe se termine par un -y précédé d'une consonne, le -y se change en -ies

Négation : Utilisez les auxiliaires DON'T ou DOESN'T (3e forme du singulier)
I don't wake up at 9.30 am
She doesn't wake up at 9.30 am

Le 's' de la 3e personne du singulier vient se greffer à l'auxiliaire DO, pas au verbe.

Le 's' de la 3e personne du singulier vient se greffer à l'auxiliaire DO, pas au verbe.

EXERCICE : Mettre les verbes au présent simple.

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Le présent simple - What time do you wake up? - I wake up at 9.30 am Principaux emplois : vérités permanentes, actions répétitives/habituelles; sentiments Syntaxe : Ajoutez un -S à la 3e personne du singulier. Si le verbe se termine par un -y précédé d'une consonne, le -y se change en -ies Exempl...

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Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°27557 : Adjectifs et pronoms possessifs - cours

Hello !

Adjectifs et pronoms possessifs

On utilise les adjecti fs possessifs et les pronoms possessifs pour indiquer que quelque chose appartient à quelqu'un.

Les adjectifs possessifs se placent toujours devant un nom. Ils sont invariables. On les choisit selon le genre (masculin, féminin, neutre) du possesseur.

Les remplacent un nom. Ils sont invariables et dépendent du genre du possesseur (masculin, féminin, neutre).

Les pronoms possessifs, selon le contexte, peuvent être traduits de différentes manières en français.

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Choisissez les pronoms ou adjectifs corrects pour compléter les phrases ci-dessous !

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This is a game for practicing weather language in English. The target audience is ESL learner; although, young native speaking children may also find it useful. The main aim is to practice weather vocabulary and phrases, specifically to expose students to weather vocab such as "Sunny", weather phrases such as "In England, it will rain" and weather actions such as "When it is hot, she eats and ice cream". The hope is that by exposing students to this language, it will reinforce the language and increase their familiarity with it. A secondary aim for this game is to show students different countries and expose them to simple country name vocabulary. While country vocab is not a primary focus for this game, it is still beneficial for students to see and practice country language in English. ESL students usually have specific modules or chapters in a textbook that covers countries and customs, so I think the country names are worth of study. In terms of this specific game, weather language and countries are quite complimentary and the way the game works really requires country language to be used. Also, I really think that countries on a map of the world is something that students will find somewhat interesting and so I think it will be good for holding their attention.

The content in this game is divided into 4 sets. Each set includes 6 weather vocabulary items, 12 countries and 6 weather related actions. The first set covers the basic weather vocab - "Sunny", "Windy" and etc. Then the remaining sets increase in difficulty to the point where the fourth set includes more obscure weather vocab such as "Forest fire" and Hurricane". Below is a list of the language used.

Set 1 - Europe Sunny, Cloudy, Windy, Snow, Lightning, Rain England, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Poland, Greece, Holland, Portugal, Ireland, Czechia, Denmark (Lightning is prefered to thunder as the image is visual rather than auditory. Also, Czechia is prefered to The Czech Republic as it is shorter and so fits in the box.)

Set 2 - Asia Hot, Mild, Cold, Boiling, Freezing, Wet China, Japan, India, Vietnam, Korea, Malaysia, The Philippines, Mongolia, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand

Set 3 - North America Drizzle, Hail, Storm, Overcast, Rainbow, Tornado the North, the North-East, the East, the South, the West, the middle, Canada, Mexico, California, Texas, Florida, New York

Set 4 - World Volcano, Blizzard, Flood, Forest fire, Air pollution, Hurricane Russia, Turkey, Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Nigeria, South Africa, Colombia, Egypt, Pakistan, Indonesia, The United States

Sentences

When it is sunny he relaxes on the beach. When it is cloudy they play football. When it is raining she takes an umbrella. When it is snowing they have a snow ball fight. When there is lightning the dog hides under the bed. When it is windy she sails a boat.

When it is hot she eats ice cream. When it is mild he goes for a bike ride. When it is cold she drinks tea. When it is boiling hot she turns on the AC. When it is freezing cold she stays in bed. When it is wet she wears a raincoat.

When there is a drizzle of rain she goes jogging. When it hails he takes care of his dog. When there is a storm he relaxes on the sofa. When it is overcast they play badminton. When there is a rainbow he takes a photo. When there is a tornado he closes the window.

When a volcano erupts he films a video. When there is a blizzard she takes a bath. When there is flood he rows a boat. When there is a forest fire she drives away. When there is air pollution she wears a face mask. When there is a hurricane he flies away.

There are 3 parts to the game. In the first part, you have to drag the vocabulary items to match the images. In the second part, you are show a map and have to drag the weather images to the appropriate country according to the text and audio. Finally, the last part shows a big image and you have to form a sentence to describe what you see.

I hope your students enjoy the game and can practice and improve their English. Leave any comments you like below.

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A simple online game for practicing weather language in English. You can review weather and country vocab for ESL.

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- the infinitive of the verb

- a picture illustrating the verb

- (on click) an audio version of the 3 forms (infinitive, past, past participle)

- (on click) a written version of the 3 forms (infinitive, past, past participle) , translation into French

cut, cut, cut, couper

hurt, hurt, hurt, blesser

let, let, let, permettre, louer

put, put, put, mettre, poser

set, set, set, fixer

read, read, read, lire

shut, shut, shut, fermer

bend, bent, bent, (se) courber

bring, brought, brought, apporter

build, built, built, construire

buy, bought, bought, acheter

burn, burnt, burnt, brûler

dream, dreamt, dreamt, rêver

catch, caught, caught, attraper

fight, fought, fought, se battre, combattre

feel, felt, felt, (se) sentir, éprouver

get, got, got, obtenir

find, found, found, trouver

hear, heard, heard, entendre

have, had, had, avoir

learn, learnt, learnt, apprendre

lead, led, led, mener

light, lit, lit, allumer

lend, lent, lent, prêter

make, made, made, faire, fabriquer

lose, lost, lost, perdre

meet, met, met, rencontrer

mean, meant, meant, signifier, vouloir dire

say, said, said, dire

pay, paid, paid, payer

send, sent, sent, envoyer

sell, sold, sold, vendre

sit, sat, sat, être assis

shoot, shot, shot, tirer

smell, smelt, smelt, sentir

sleep, slept, slept, dormir

stand, stood, stood, être debout

spend, spent, spent, dépenser, passer (le temps)

strike, struck, struck, frapper

stick, stuck, stuck, coller

tell, told, told, dire, raconter

teach, taught, taught, enseigner

understand, understood, understood, comprendre

think, thought, thought, penser

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win, won, won, gagner

beat, beat, beaten, battre

become, became, become, devenir

come, came, come, venir

run, ran, run, courir

awake, awoke, awoken, (se) réveiller

be, was/were, been, être

bear, bore, borne, supporter

begin, began, begun, commencer

bite, bit, bitten, mordre

blow, blew, blown, souffler

break, broke, broken, casser

choose, chose, chosen, choisir

do, did, done, faire

draw, drew, drawn, dessiner

drink, drank, drunk, boire

drive, drove, driven, conduire

eat, ate, eaten, manger

fall, fell, fallen, tomber

fly, flew, flown, voler

forbid, forbade, forbidden, interdire

foresee, foresaw, foreseen, prévoir

forget, forgot, forgotten, oublier

forgive, forgave, forgiven, pardonner

freeze, froze, frozen, geler

give, gave, given, donner

go, went, gone, aller

grow, grew, grown, grandir, faire pousser

hide, hid, hidden, (se) cacher

know, knew, known, savoir, connaître

lie, lay, lain, être étendu

ride, rode, ridden, aller (à cheval, à vélo, à moto...)

ring, rang, rung, sonner

rise, rose, risen, s'élever, se lever

see, saw, seen, voir

shake, shook, shaken, secouer

show, showed, shown, montrer

sing, sang, sung, chanter

speak, spoke, spoken, parler

steal, stole, stolen, voler

swear, swore, sworn, jurer

swim, swam, swum, nager

take, took, taken, prendre

tear, tore, torn, déchirer

throw, threw, thrown, jeter

undergo, underwent, undergone, subir

wake (up) , woke (up) , woken (up), (se) réveiller

wear, wore, worn, porter (un vêtement)

write, wrote, written, écrire

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