Apprendre l'anglais > Cours & exercices d'anglais > Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°34458 : Formules de politesse

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Formules de politesse

Quelques formules de politesse

Présentation

How do you do? (formel: enchanté)

ce n'est pas une question

on répond : How do you do?

Pleased to meet you (assez formel)

Nice to meet you (neutre)

Glad to meet you (neutre)

Dire bonjour

Good morning / afternoon / evening

How are you? (very well, thank you)

Hello! (plus familier)

Hi!

Remerciements

Thank you (very much / for everything)

It was kind of you !

En réponse à 'Thank you':

You are welcome / My pleasure (de rien! ça m'a fait plaisir!)

Pour attirer l'attention

Excuse-me! (where is the...)

Pardon! (ou quand on n'a pas compris)

Souhaits

Good luck! / Have a nice holiday

Happy birthday / Good night

Safe journey (bonne route)

Excuses

I am sorry

I want to apologize for...

There's been a misunderstanding (malentendu)

Terminer une lettre

best regards
= cordialement

Thanking you in advance,
= en vous remerciant d'avance

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1.
Bob: My car wouldn't start yesterday morning when I saw David in the street.
Pat: What did you do?
-I said: could you help me?

2.
-Did David accept to help you?
- Yes he did, he is a helpful young man.
-What did you say?
-I said:

3.

-David needed a tool. I gave him a spanner I had in my boot.
-What did you say then?
-I said:

4.

-But as David was trying to repair the car I clumsily stepped on his toes.
-Oh! What did you say?
-I said:

5.

- Poor David, he had got a bad cold, he sneezed every five minutes.
-What did you say?
-I said:

6.

- David told me that he was going to take a difficult exam.
-What did you say?
-I said:

7.

-He also told me that his brother had passed his driving test.
- Good! What did you say?
-I said:

8.

-David had just finished when a young woman I didn't know arrived.
-Who was she?
-David's girlfriend.
-What did you say?
-I said:

9.
- What did she answer?
-She answered:

10.

-Then I thanked David and said to the young couple:'Have a nice weekend'!
-Did they answer?
-Yes, of course. They answered:

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