Apprendre l’anglais

Exercice 1 : Mettre à la forme négative

1. William invaded England. (Guillaume a envahi l’Angleterre.)
2. His son, Rufus loathes the Church. (son fils déteste l’Eglise.)
3. Normandy belonged to the English King. (appartenait.)
4. Taillefer sings loudly. (Taillefer chante à tue-tête.)

Exercice 2 : Changer en question

1. Edward did not become King. (n’est pas devenu roi.)
2. Matilda seized the throne. (Matilda s’est emparé du trône.)
3. Eleanor loves music. (Aliénor aime la musique.)
4. Her husband, Henry, hates minstrels. (Henry, son mari, déteste les ménéstrels.)

Exercice 3 : Traduire

1. J’ai vraiment traversé la Manche. (cross the Channel.)
2. Lancelot se bat réellement. (se battre = to fight.)

Corrigé exercice 1

1. William did not invade…
2. does not loathe the…
3. did not belong to the…
4. does not sing loudly.

Corrigé exercice 2

1. Didn’t Edward become…?
2. Did Matilda seize…?
3. Does Eleanor love music?
4. Does her husband, Henry, hate minstrels?

Corrigé exercice 3

1. I did cross the Channel.
2. Lancelot does fight.