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?
2. Someone holds the door open for you. What is the most polite response?
3. You want to introduce your brother to a friend. What do you say?
4. A colleague asks: 'How are you?' You feel great. What do you answer?

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

Correction

1. A neighbour is someone who lives very close to your home.
2. A colleague is someone you work with every day.
3. An aunt is the sister of your mother or your father.
4. A fiancé is 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.