Exercice D'anglais So, Neither,whereas Aidé Moi Svp C Pr Le 4/11

[chachoux33]

voici les exercices :

SO, NEITHER, WHEREAS

Exercise 1: Answer with SO

1) I'm good at maths. --->

2) I'm thirsty. ---> So

3) I need a holiday. --->

4) I can cook really well. --->

5) I enjoys surfing. --->

Exercise 2: Answer with Neither

1) I can't go to the party ---> Neither

2) I'm not going out tomorrow. --->

3) Bruce can't draw. --->

4) I'm not good at playing the guitar. --->

5) Bruce doesn't like pollution. --->

Exercise 3: What about you? Finish each sentence using SO, NEITHER ou WHEREAS

1) Alison swims three times a week

2) She is crazy about horseriding,

3) She can't bear spiders,

4) She isn't interested in computers,

5) Alison can cook really well,

Voila aider moi SVP, merci d'avence =D

[yveslouis]

voici les exercices :

SO, NEITHER, WHEREAS

Exercise 1: Answer with SO

Emploie "so" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I'm good at maths. ---> So am I

2) I'm thirsty. ---> So am I

3) I need a holiday. ---> So do I

4) I can cook really well. ---> À toi, maintenant

5) I enjoys surfing. --->

Exercise 2: Answer with Neither

Emploie "Neither" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I can't go to the party ---> Neither can I

2) I'm not going out tomorrow. ---> Neither am I

3) Bruce can't draw. ---> À toi, maintenant

4) I'm not good at playing the guitar. --->

5) Bruce doesn't like pollution. --->

Exercise 3: What about you? Finish each sentence using SO, NEITHER ou WHEREAS

Selon que la phrase est affirmative ou négative, emploie un des constructions ci-dessus. Emploie "whereas" (suivi de "I" + aux.[+nég.]) pour marquer une opposition (Aff. > Nég. ; Nég. > Aff.)

1) Alison swims three times a week

2) She is crazy about horseriding,

3) She can't bear spiders,

4) She isn't interested in computers,

5) Alison can cook really well,

À te lire pour correction

Voila aider moi SVP, merci d'avence =D

[chachoux33]

voici les exercices :

SO, NEITHER, WHEREAS

Exercise 1: Answer with SO

Emploie "so" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I'm good at maths. ---> So am I

2) I'm thirsty. ---> So am I

3) I need a holiday. ---> So do I

4) I can cook really well. ---> So can I

5) I enjoys surfing. ---> So do I

Exercise 2: Answer with Neither

Emploie "Neither" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I can't go to the party ---> Neither can I

2) I'm not going out tomorrow. ---> Neither am I

3) Bruce can't draw. ---> Neither can't I

4) I'm not good at playing the guitar. ---> Neither am I

5) Bruce doesn't like pollution. ---> Neither doesn't I

Exercise 3: What about you? Finish each sentence using SO, NEITHER ou WHEREAS

Selon que la phrase est affirmative ou négative, emploie un des constructions ci-dessus. Emploie "whereas" (suivi de "I" + aux.[+nég.]) pour marquer une opposition (Aff. > Nég. ; Nég. > Aff.)

1) Alison swims three times a week so can I

2) She is crazy about horseriding, so do I

3) She can't bear spiders, Neither can't I

4) She isn't interested in computers, whereas I am not

5) Alison can cook really well, so can I

Je pence avoir a peu prés juste non?

[yveslouis]

voici les exercices :

SO, NEITHER, WHEREAS

Exercise 1: Answer with SO

Emploie "so" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I'm good at maths. ---> So am I

2) I'm thirsty. ---> So am I

3) I need a holiday. ---> So do I

4) I can cook really well. ---> So can I OK

5) I enjoys surfing. ---> So do I OK

Exercise 2: Answer with Neither

Emploie "Neither" + auxiliaire + sujet :

1) I can't go to the party ---> Neither can I OK

2) I'm not going out tomorrow. ---> Neither am I OK

3) Bruce can't draw. ---> Neither can't I

4) I'm not good at playing the guitar. ---> Neither am I OK

5) Bruce doesn't like pollution. ---> Neither doesn't do I

Exercise 3: What about you? Finish each sentence using SO, NEITHER ou WHEREAS

Selon que la phrase est affirmative ou négative, emploie un des constructions ci-dessus. Emploie "whereas" (suivi de "I" + aux.[+nég.]) pour marquer une opposition (Aff. > Nég. ; Nég. > Aff.)

1) Alison swims three times a week So can I OK

2) She is crazy about horseriding, so do am I

3) She can't bear spiders, Neither can't can I

4) She isn't interested in computers, whereas I am not (La phrase étant négative, par opposition tu dois employer la forme affirmative.)

5) Alison can cook really well, so can I OK

Je pense avoir à peu près juste non?

Il y a quand même pas mal de fautes. Essaie de faire ce même type d'exercice sur anglaisfacile.

[chachoux33]

voici les exercices :

Merci beaucoup de m'avoir aidez

[yveslouis]

Merci beaucoup de m'avoir aidé