Exercices A1 : pratiquer l’accord en anglais

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Exprimer un accord ou un désaccord en anglais [A1] — VocaVerb

Ces exercices vous permettent de pratiquer les formules vues dans le cours pour exprimer un accord ou un désaccord en anglais. Entraînez-vous à utiliser ‘I agree’, ‘I don’t think so’ et ‘That’s true, but…’ dans des situations concrètes.

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Exercice 1 — Que dire dans cette situation ?

Lisez chaque situation et choisissez la réponse la plus appropriée pour exprimer un accord ou un désaccord en anglais.

  1. Your friend says: 'English is very useful.' You completely agree. What do you say?
  2. Your classmate says: 'This exercise is easy.' You think it is difficult. What do you say?
  3. Someone says: 'It is cold today.' You agree but want to add something. What do you say?
  4. Your teacher says: 'Practising every day is important.' You fully agree. What do you say?
Correction

  1. I agree, English is very useful.
  2. I don't think so, this exercise is difficult.
  3. That's true, but I like cold weather.
  4. I agree, practising every day is important.

Exercice 2 — Complétez le dialogue

Complétez chaque réplique manquante du dialogue en utilisant une formule d'accord ou de désaccord vue dans le cours. Répondez avec une phrase complète en anglais.

  1. A: 'I think pizza is the best food.' B: You agree completely. What does B say?
  2. A: 'I think it is easy to learn English.' B: You disagree. What does B say?
  3. A: 'Music is very relaxing.' B: You agree but want to add that sport is also relaxing. What does B say?
  4. A: 'We have too much homework.' B: You agree completely. What does B say?
Correction

  1. I agree, pizza is the best food.
  2. I don't think so, it is not easy to learn English.
  3. That's true, but sport is also relaxing.
  4. I agree, we have too much homework.

Exercice 3 — Reformulez avec la bonne formule

Reformulez chaque phrase en utilisant la formule d'accord ou de désaccord indiquée entre parenthèses. Écrivez une phrase complète en anglais.

  1. You think the opposite: 'Cats are better than dogs.' (Use: I don't think so)
  2. You agree with: 'Reading books is good for you.' (Use: I agree)
  3. You partly agree with: 'Travelling is expensive.' but want to add it is also fun. (Use: That's true, but)
  4. You agree with: 'Sleeping early is important.' (Use: I agree)
Correction

  1. I don't think so, cats are not better than dogs.
  2. I agree, reading books is good for you.
  3. That's true, but travelling is also fun.
  4. I agree, sleeping early is important.

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