PROMPTS 2
A. Reformulez l'énoncé
de façon à conserver le même sens.
1.
If only I hadn't answered that letter !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
2.
If only I were with you !
I wish----------------------------------------------------------------- .
3.
If only you had done it earlier !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
4.
I'd like him to come but I know he can't.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
5.
I regret selling my old car.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
6.
What a pity we didn't see them last night !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
7.
What a pity he couldn't come !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
8.
I'd like him to answer my questions but he doesn't want to
do so.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
9.
Why don't you want do do it for me ?
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
10.
Please, leave me alone !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
11.
How stupid that he shouldn't have had a chance to do it
himself !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
12.
I regret doing it.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
13.
Why did you lie to me !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
14.
Why don't you come with me !
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
B. Reformulez l'énoncé de manière à exprimer l'hypothèse dans l'énoncé
transformé.
1.
I'm not in your place but I think you'd better go at once.
If I -------------------------------------------------------------------- .
2.
Had he been told the truth, he would have come at once.
If he ------------------------------------------------------------------ .
3.
Should you meet him, please tell him to phone me at once.
If you were --------------------------------------------------------- .
4.
I would never have accepted if I had known the whole
story.
Had ------------------------------------------------------------------ .
5.
If you ever have an opportunity to go, let me know.
Should -------------------------------------------------------------- .
6.
Why don't you take the plane ?
If I ------ you, I ----------------------------------------------------- .
C. Utilisez les informations données dans le contexte pour compléter les
énoncés proposés.
1.
He feels depressed now that I have told him the truth.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
2.
Why don't you tell him now ?
It's about time you ----------------------------------------------- .
3.
She keeps playing her music and doesn't want to stop, no
matter what I say.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
4.
I regret missing such a fantastic opportunity.
I wish ---------------------------------------------------------------- .
L'HYPOTHESE (Paraphrases et
transformations) |
·
If only you didn't eat so much ! ·
If I were you, I would do it now. ·
If he had been there, nothing would have happened. ·
If you happen to meet him, please let me know. ·
He behaves as if he didn't know me. |
SOUHAIT - REGRET (Paraphrases et
transformations) |
·
I wish I were rich. ·
I wish I had not done it. ·
I wish he had been here. ·
I wish you would stop doing this ·
I wish he could come. ·
I'd rather she left. |
D. Reformulez l'énoncé
de façon à conserver le même sens.
1.
She said to him : "Why don't you answer ?"
She reproached him ---------------------------------------------- .
2.
You can stay if you like; I don't mind.
I don't mind -------------------------------------------------------- .
3.
He spoke to her. I objected to it.
I objected ----------------------------------------------------------- .
4.
He arrived too late; but how could we blame him for it ?
He can't be blamed ----------------------------------------------- .
5.
"There's no reason why he should go !", she
said.
She said she objected ------------------------------------------ .
6.
Stop laughing at me ! I can't stand it !
I can't stand -------------------------------------------------------- .
7.
He insists on his son going to England as soon as
possible.
He wants ----------------------------------------------------------- .
8.
She pleaded : "Play it again Sam !"
She insisted -------------------------------------------------------- .
9.
They said he was a pickpocket.
They accused him ------------------------------------------------ .
10.
He doesn't want to watch birds.
He is not interested ---------------------------------------------- .
11.
It rained. We could not play outside.
The rain prevented us ------------------------------------------- .
E. Ecrivez les énoncés ci dessous au style indirect. Utilisez les
verbes suivants pour introduire l'énoncé indirect : deny,
advise, call, tell, be to, insist.
1.
"You liar !"
2.
"Go away !"
3.
You mustn't answer any of his questions".
4.
"No ! I didn't speak to her !
5.
"Please, go and ask him."
6.
"I think you'd better give up."