Exercices A1 : l’accord des adjectifs en anglais

En anglais, les adjectifs ne s’accordent jamais : ni en genre, ni en nombre. Ces exercices vous aident à intégrer cette règle fondamentale grâce à des mises en pratique variées.

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Exercice 1 : Complétez avec la bonne forme de l'adjectif

Choisissez la forme correcte de l'adjectif entre parenthèses et complétez la phrase entière.

1. These are ___ (beautiful / beautifuls) flowers.
2. She has two ___ (intelligents / intelligent) daughters.
3. He and his brother are ___ (tall / talls).
4. Those are ___ (old / olds) books.

Correction

1. These are beautiful flowers.
2. She has two intelligent daughters.
3. He and his brother are tall.
4. Those are old books.

Exercice 2 : Corrigez les erreurs dans les phrases

Chaque phrase contient une erreur liée à l'accord de l'adjectif. Réécrivez la phrase correctement.

1. They are very happys today.
2. She bought three reds dresses.
3. My sisters are very smarts.
4. These are interestings stories.

Correction

1. They are very happy today.
2. She bought three red dresses.
3. My sisters are very smart.
4. These are interesting stories.

Exercice 3 : Choisissez la phrase correcte

Parmi les quatre propositions, sélectionnez la phrase qui respecte la règle d'invariabilité des adjectifs en anglais.

1. Which sentence is correct?
   • These boys are talls.
   • These boys are tall.
   • These boys are talle.
   • These boys are talles.
2. Which sentence is correct?
   • She has a beautifuls cat.
   • She has a beautifule cat.
   • She has a beautiful cat.
   • She has a beautifuls cats.
3. Which sentence is correct?
   • They are intelligents students.
   • They are intelligentes students.
   • They are intelligents student.
   • They are intelligent students.
4. Which sentence is correct?
   • Those are olds cars.
   • Those are olde cars.
   • Those are old cars.
   • Those are olds car.

Correction

1. These boys are tall.
2. She has a beautiful cat.
3. They are intelligent students.
4. Those are old cars.