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Exercices 52
Message de felin posté le 29-11-2005 à 01:25:02 (S | E | F | I)
Bonjour tout le monde

Correction Dimanche soir (4/12/05)

Choose the correct word or phrase A, B, C or D to fill the spaces in 1-15.

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be........ exhausting.
A such B so C such a D like this
2 ........ behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.
A Such B Such a C So D Like
3 There were........ people at the party there was no room to move.
A so much B that much C so many D such many
4 The bill was much........ expensive for me to pay on my own.
A very B too C high D quite
5 I don't have........ to speak now.
A enough of time B plenty time C enough time D a time
6 She’s........ sensitive to other people's problems.
A a quite B quite a C quite D the quite
7 It was........ good result but you could've done better.
A rather B a bit C a little D a fairly
8 We had........ nice meal last night.
A very B too C rather a D quite
9 She's ........ too thin for her part in the play.
A lot B a bit C little too D little
10 She ........ rather moody at the moment.
A behaves B likes C grows D seems
11 I felt so........ when my parents turned up at John's party!
A shy of B shameful C shamed D embarrassed
12 I felt so........ as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really
painful.
A bad-tempered B embarrassed C nervous D frightening
13 I would never cheat - I would be........ of being caught.
A worried B anxious C afraid D nervous
14 We watched a very…… programme on television last night which
made us laugh a lot.
A amusing B enjoying C tiring D sympathetic
15 Don't be so........ - you can call me Pete.
A formal B typical C tiresome D afraid

Good luck.

Réponse: Exercices 52 de nanette33, postée le 29-11-2005 à 11:20:54 (S | E)
Hello Felin

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be so exhausting.

2 Such a behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.

3 There were so many people at the party there was no room to move.

4 The bill was much too expensive for me to pay on my own.

5 I don't have enough time to speak now.

6 She’s quite sensitive to other people's problems.

7 It was rather good result but you could've done better.

8 We had very nice meal last night.

9 She's a bit too thin for her part in the play.

10 She seems rather moody at the moment.

11 I felt so embarrassed when my parents turned up at John's party!

12 I felt so frightening as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really painful.

13 I would never cheat - I would be anxious of being caught.

14 We watched a very amusing programme on television last night which made us laugh a lot.

15 Don't be so formal - you can call me Pete.

Réponse: Exercices 52 de marit64, postée le 30-11-2005 à 00:32:55 (S | E)
Hi felin!
1 We hadn't expected the trip to be so exhausting.
2 Such behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.
3 There were so many people at the party there was no room to move.
4 The bill was too much expensive for me to pay on my own.
5 I don't have enough time to speak now.
6 She’s quite sensitive to other people's problems.
7 It was rather good result but you could've done better.
8 We had a very nice meal last night.
9 She's a bit too thin for her part in the play.
10 She seems rather moody at the moment.
11 I felt so embarrassed when my parents turned up at John's party!
12 I felt so nervous as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really
painful.
13 I would never cheat - I would be afraid of being caught.
14 We watched a very amusing programme on television last night which
made us laugh a lot.
15 Don't be so formal - you can call me Pete.

Thanks a lot for this exercise!

Réponse: Exercices 52 de samia51, postée le 02-12-2005 à 19:47:30 (S | E)
Hello Felin
Thanks a lot for this exercice

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be.SO exhausting.
2 SUCH behaviour will get you into trouble with the director
3 There were SO MANY people at the party there was no room to move.
4 The bill was much TOO expensive for me to pay on my own.
5 I don't have.ENOUGH TIME to speak now.
6 She’s.QUITE sensitive to other people's problems.
7 It was RATHER good result but you could've done better.
8 We had.VERY nice meal last night.
A very B too C rather a D quite
9 She's A BIT too thin for her part in the play.
10 She .SEEMS rather moody at the moment.
11 I felt so.EMBARRASSED when my parents turned up at John's party!
12 I felt so.FRIGHTENING as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be reallypainful.
13 I would never cheat - I would be.AFRAID of being caught.
14 We watched a very AMUSING programme on television last night which made us laugh a lot.
15 Don't be so FORMAL you can call me Pete.

Thanks.

Réponse: Exercices 52 de whynot95, postée le 02-12-2005 à 20:24:35 (S | E)
Thanks a lot Felin.

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be so exhausting.
2 Such behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.
3 There were so many people at the party there was no room to move.
4 The bill was much too expensive for me to pay on my own.
5 I don't have enough time to speak now.
6 She’s quite sensitive to other people's problems.
7 It was rather good result but you could've done better.
8 We had a very nice meal last night.
9 She's a bit too thin for her part in the play.
10 She seems rather moody at the moment.
11 I felt so embarrassed when my parents turned up at John's party!
12 I felt so frightening as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really painful.
13 I would never cheat - I would be afraid of being caught.
14 We watched a very amusing programme on television last night which made us laugh a lot.
15 Don't be so formal - you can call me Pete.

Réponse: Exercices 52 de magmatic_rock, postée le 02-12-2005 à 20:52:21 (S | E)
Salut félin

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be so exhausting.
2 Such behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.
3 There were so many people at the party there was no room to move.
4 The bill was too much expensive for me to pay on my own.
5 I don't have enough time to speak now.
6 She’s quite sensitive to other people's problems.
7 It was a fairly good result but you could've done better.
8 We had rather a nice meal last night.
9 She's a bit too thin for her part in the play.
10 She seems rather moody at the moment.
11 I felt so embarassed when my parents turned up at John's party!
12 I felt so nervous as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really painful.
13 I would never cheat - I would be afraid of being caught.
14 We watched a very amusing programme on television last night which
made us laugh a lot.
15 Don't be so formal - you can call me Pete.

beaucoup.

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Edité par magmatic_rock le 03-12-2005 13:43

Réponse: Exercices 52 de cat3, postée le 03-12-2005 à 13:20:00 (S | E)
hello,Felin

1 so
2 such a
3 so many
4 too
5 enough time
6 quite
7 rather
8 very
9 a bit
10 seems
11 embarassed
12 bad- tempered
13 worried
14 amusing
15 formal

,felin

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Edité par cat3 le 03-12-2005 13:20

Réponse: Exercices 52 de felin, postée le 04-12-2005 à 17:27:13 (S | E)
Bonsoir tout le monde

Voici la correction:

1 We hadn't expected the trip to be so exhausting.

2 Such behaviour will get you into trouble with the director.
3 There were so many people at the party there was no room to move.
4 The bill was much too expensive for me to pay on my own.
5 I don't have enough time to speak now.
6 She’s quite sensitive to other people's problems.
7 It was a fairly good result but you could've done better.
8 We had rather a nice meal last night.
9 She's a bit too thin for her part in the play.
10 She seems rather moody at the moment.
11 I felt so embarrassed when my parents turned up at John's party!
12 I felt so nervous as I sat outside the dentist's, thinking it would be really
painful.
13 I would never cheat - I would be afraid of being caught.
14 We watched a very amusing programme on television last night which made us laugh a lot.
15 Don't be so formal - you can call me Pete.

whynot95, Bienvenue dans notre groupe. Participez aussi souvent que vous le pouvez. Vous verrez on apprend beaucoup en participant. Merci.

pour votre participation.

a bit + adj ==> slightly=>example She's a bit short for the team.
a little + adj ===>slightly ==> example=> She's a little short for the team.
fairly + adj / + -ing ==> =quite=> example==> She's fairly tall.
a fairly + adj + noun ==> = quite ==> example ==> It's a fairly good road.
quite + adj / -ing ==> not very but more than slightly=> example=>She's quite clever.
quite a + adj + noun ==> to some extent=> example=> She's quite a clever person.
quite a + noun ==> a big (used for emphasis)=>example=>It was quite a surprise
quite + verb ==> to some extent=>example=> I quite like coffee.
rather + adj / adv ==> to some extent by not as much as very==> example=> She's rather clever,He did rather badly in the test.
rather a (+ adj) + noun (phrase) ==> a fairly big =>example=> It came as rather a (big) surprise.
rather + verb ==> quite a lot(formal)==> example=> I rather like her
very + adj/adv ==> a lot (used for emphasis)=> example=> I'm very sorry, You did very badly in the test

• Quite is much less strong than very. Compare: She 's very clever. She's quite clever.
• Quite is stronger than a little: She's a little greedy. She's quite greedy.
• Quite + adjective/adverb can also mean Completely':
No, thanks, I won't have any more to eat. I'm quite full. (= completely full) Yes, I'm quite certain he is the same man. (= absolutely certain)
• Here are some common combinations with quite meaning 'completely': quite amazing quite clear quite right quite safe quite true quite wrong

We can use rather I a bit I a //trfebefore comparative forms:
The new house is rather/a bit/a little smaller than the old one.
We use quite as... (as...) or not quite as/so... (as...) to make comparisons: Tea is not quite as enjoyable as coffee. Maria isn't quite as/so tall.
We use very with adjectives ending in ful, but not less.

linking verbs
A linking verb joins a subject to an adjective or a
noun phrase. The following are linking verbs:
appear/ feel/ keep/ sound/ be / get/ look / stay/ become/ go/seem/ taste/ come / grow/ smell/ turn
• We can use many adjectives after linking verbs: They didnt want to look suspicious. I feel sick. He seems happy. This tastes awful.
• We can use to be + adjective after some linking verbs:
The house seems to be empty.
The children appeared to be hungry.

We can also use a past participle after sbme of
them:
She looks depressed.
Their row seemed forgotten.
Here is a summary of the patterns:

linking verb + adj==> example => I feel sick, This smells good.
linking verb + to be + adj ==> example==> The fridge seems to be empty. He appears to be French.
linking verb + past participle==> example==> I feel depressed.
The mattress looks so worn.

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Edité par felin le 04-12-2005 17:37

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