Exercices A2 : utiliser les expressions courantes en anglais

Ces exercices vous permettent de pratiquer les expressions essentielles vues dans le cours : saluer, se présenter et remercier en anglais. Mettez vos connaissances à l’épreuve !

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Exercice 1 : Choisir la bonne expression

Lisez chaque situation et choisissez l'expression anglaise la plus appropriée parmi les propositions.

1. You meet someone for the first time. What do you say?
   • Nice to meet you!
   • See you later!
   • You're welcome!
   • Never mind!
2. Someone holds the door open for you. What do you say?
   • Excuse me, please!
   • Thank you so much!
   • How do you do?
   • Good night!
3. You want to greet a friend in the morning. What do you say?
   • Good evening!
   • Goodbye!
   • Good morning!
   • See you soon!
4. Someone thanks you for your help. What do you reply?
   • Nice to meet you!
   • Good luck!
   • You're welcome!
   • How are you?

Correction

1. Nice to meet you!
2. Thank you so much!
3. Good morning!
4. You're welcome!

Exercice 2 : Associer la situation à l'expression

Associez chaque expression anglaise à sa situation de communication correspondante.

1. How are you?
2. My name is Sarah. I'm from London.
3. Sorry, I didn't catch your name.
4. It was great to meet you. Take care!

• Used to introduce yourself to someone new.
• Used to ask someone about their well-being when greeting them.
• Used when you need someone to repeat their name politely.
• Used to say goodbye after meeting someone for the first time.

Correction

1. How are you? – Used to ask someone about their well-being when greeting them.
2. My name is Sarah. I'm from London. – Used to introduce yourself to someone new.
3. Sorry, I didn't catch your name. – Used when you need someone to repeat their name politely.
4. It was great to meet you. Take care! – Used to say goodbye after meeting someone for the first time.

Exercice 3 : Compléter les échanges

Complétez chaque phrase avec le mot ou groupe de mots manquant pour former une expression courante correcte.

1. A: Hello! My name is Tom. B: Hi Tom, ___ to meet you! I'm Lisa.
2. A: Thank you for your help! B: Of ___, no problem at all!
3. A: How ___ you today? B: I'm fine, thanks. And you?
4. A: Good ___! See you tomorrow. B: Goodbye! Have a nice evening.

Correction

1. Hi Tom, nice to meet you! I'm Lisa.
2. Of course, no problem at all!
3. How are you today?
4. Good bye! See you tomorrow.