Exercices A1 : pratiquer Inviter quelqu’un en anglais

Ces exercices vous permettent de pratiquer les formules essentielles pour inviter, accepter ou refuser une invitation en anglais. Testez vos acquis du cours de manière interactive !

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Exercice 1 : Quelle formule choisir ?

Lisez chaque situation et choisissez la réponse la plus naturelle et appropriée en anglais.

1. • Would you like to come to the cinema tonight?
   • You must go to the cinema tonight.
   • I go to the cinema tonight.
   • The cinema is tonight.
2. • I don't know.
   • Yes, I'd love to!
   • Maybe the lunch is good.
   • No, I can't today.
3. • I hate parties.
   • The party is bad.
   • I'm sorry, I can't make it.
   • Please, no party.
4. • Do you want to grab a coffee?
   • Coffee is hot today.
   • You drink coffee now.
   • Give me a coffee please.

Correction

1. Would you like to come to the cinema tonight?
2. Yes, I'd love to!
3. I'm sorry, I can't make it.
4. Do you want to grab a coffee?

Exercice 2 : Complétez le dialogue

Complétez les répliques manquantes du dialogue pour qu'il soit naturel et cohérent. Écrivez une phrase complète en anglais à chaque fois.

1. Tom : Hi Sara! I'm having a party on Saturday. ___ ?
2. Sara : Oh, that sounds great! ___ !
3. Tom : ___ can you be there?
4. Sara : ___ around seven o'clock.

Correction

1. Would you like to come?
2. Yes, I'd love to come!
3. What time can you be there?
4. I can be there around seven o'clock.

Exercice 3 : Reformulez poliment

Reformulez chaque phrase de manière plus polie ou plus naturelle, comme vous l'avez appris dans le cours. Écrivez une phrase complète en anglais.

1. Come to my house tomorrow. (trop direct — reformulez poliment)
2. No. (refus trop brusque — reformulez poliment)
3. I want you to come to the restaurant. (trop direct — reformulez avec une invitation)
4. Yes. (acceptation trop sèche — reformulez chaleureusement)

Correction

1. Would you like to come to my house tomorrow?
2. I'm sorry, but I'm afraid I can't make it.
3. Would you like to join me at the restaurant?
4. Yes, that sounds lovely, I'd love to come!