Exercices A2 : Les relations sociales en anglais

Ces exercices vous aident à pratiquer le vocabulaire et les expressions essentiels des relations sociales en anglais vus dans le cours. Salutations, présentations, politesse et famille : mettez vos connaissances à l’épreuve !

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Exercice 1 : Salutations et politesse : choisissez la bonne expression

Pour chaque situation, choisissez la phrase en anglais qui convient le mieux parmi les propositions.

1. You meet someone for the first time at a party. What do you say?
   • Nice to meet you!
   • See you later!
   • I'm fine, thanks.
   • Goodbye, have a nice day!
2. Someone holds the door open for you. What is the most polite response?
   • Yes, please.
   • No problem.
   • Thank you so much!
   • Excuse me.
3. You want to introduce your brother to a friend. What do you say?
   • He is very tall.
   • This is my brother, Tom.
   • My brother likes football.
   • Tom, see you soon!
4. A colleague asks: 'How are you?' You feel great. What do you answer?
   • I don't know.
   • Not bad, I suppose.
   • I'm doing very well, thank you!
   • Nice to meet you too.

Correction

1. Nice to meet you!
2. Thank you so much!
3. This is my brother, Tom.
4. I'm doing very well, thank you!

Exercice 2 : Famille et relations : associez chaque mot à sa définition

Associez chaque terme anglais lié aux relations familiales ou sociales à la phrase qui le définit correctement.

1. neighbour
2. colleague
3. aunt
4. fiancé

• Someone you are engaged to and plan to marry.
• Someone who lives very close to your home.
• The sister of your mother or your father.
• Someone you work with every day.

Correction

1. neighbour – Someone who lives very close to your home.
2. colleague – Someone you work with every day.
3. aunt – The sister of your mother or your father.
4. fiancé – Someone you are engaged to and plan to marry.

Exercice 3 : Compléter un dialogue de présentation

Complétez chaque phrase du dialogue avec le mot ou l'expression manquant pour qu'elle soit correcte et naturelle en anglais.

1. Hello! My ___ is Sarah. What's your name?
2. I'd like to ___ you to my friend Jake.
3. It was a pleasure ___ you. See you soon!
4. Please ___ in touch — here is my phone number.

Correction

1. Hello! My name is Sarah. What's your name?
2. I'd like to introduce you to my friend Jake.
3. It was a pleasure meeting you. See you soon!
4. Please keep in touch — here is my phone number.