Ces exercices vous permettent de pratiquer les deux formes du participe en anglais vues dans le cours : le participe présent (-ing) et le participe passé (-ed), dans leurs principaux usages grammaticaux.
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Exercice 1 — Compléter avec le bon participe
Complétez chaque phrase en choisissant la forme correcte du participe (présent ou passé) du verbe indiqué entre parenthèses.
- The documents ___ (sign) by the manager were sent to the client yesterday.
- She spent the afternoon ___ (read) a novel she had borrowed from the library.
- The project ___ (complete) last month has already received positive feedback.
- He noticed a strange smell ___ (come) from the kitchen while he was working.
Correction
- The documents signed by the manager were sent to the client yesterday.
- She spent the afternoon reading a novel she had borrowed from the library.
- The project completed last month has already received positive feedback.
- He noticed a strange smell coming from the kitchen while he was working.
Exercice 2 — Reformuler avec un participe
Transformez chaque paire de phrases en une seule phrase en utilisant un participe présent (-ing) ou passé (-ed) selon le sens.
- The letter was written by the director. It was addressed to all employees. → Reformulez en une phrase avec un participe.
- She walked into the room. She was carrying a heavy suitcase. → Reformulez en une phrase avec un participe.
- The car was stolen last night. It was found abandoned near the motorway. → Reformulez en une phrase avec un participe.
- He realised he had made a mistake. He apologised immediately. → Reformulez en une phrase avec un participe.
Correction
- The letter written by the director was addressed to all employees.
- She walked into the room carrying a heavy suitcase.
- The car stolen last night was found abandoned near the motorway.
- Realising he had made a mistake, he apologised immediately.
Exercice 3 — Corriger les erreurs de participe
Chaque phrase contient une erreur liée à l'emploi du participe présent ou passé. Réécrivez la phrase entière de façon correcte.
- The report writing by the team was presented to the board this morning.
- Listened carefully to the instructions, she managed to complete the task without any help.
- The window was breaking during the storm and nobody had noticed it.
- He sat at his desk, thought about the best way to solve the problem.
Correction
- The report written by the team was presented to the board this morning.
- Listening carefully to the instructions, she managed to complete the task without any help.
- The window was broken during the storm and nobody had noticed it.
- He sat at his desk, thinking about the best way to solve the problem.
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