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REVISION TERMINALE - COURS CHEZ VOUS

I-Turn into active or passive voice.


1-The girl read the poems very well.
2-Let’s fight Coronavirus together.
3-The Prime minister is going to make the annual speech.
4-The students were made to stay at home by the government.
5-Were the employees paid by the boss?
6-People think that COVID 19 is a sign of God’s anger.
7-People around the world must cover coughing and sneezes with a tissue.
8-A lot of people have developed symptoms of COVD 19 across the world.
9- The elder brother looked after him.
10-The employee didn’t attend any of their meetings.

II-Choose the correct preposition.


1-We must apologize ………………..keeping our teacher waiting. (at/by/for)
2-How impolite it is to stare ……….……...…....elderly people. (with / to /at)
3-Don’t blame me …………….……..…….……the accident. (for / by / with)
4-My father is as good ……………………......…English as I am. (on /in / at)
5-The boss was not satisfied……………...……..…your work. (at / by / with)
6-I don’t agree …………….………………..…..........….…you. (with / at /to)
7-Does she object …………..............…my smoking in the room? (for / to /at)
8-She preferred Spanish …………….…………………..French. (for / by / to)
9-How much did he charge you…………………the machine? (for / with /on)
10-My junior sister insisted …………..….….coming with me.(for / to / on)

III-Complete these sentences with the most appropriate words.


1-…………………………………..…..Henry was hungry, he refused to eat.
A-Although B-Because C-Despite D-but
2-We are sweating ……………..…..….…………..…..…the weather is cold. A-even B-
because C-despite D-yet
3-He is good at Mathematics………………………...…….his English is bad. A-and B-but C-
in spite of D-so
4-They were happy ……………..……………..............………..their poverty. A-although B-
but C-in spite of D-instead of
5-…………...………the fact that he knows my name, he has never met me.
A-Though B-Although C-In spite of D-however

IV-Rewrite these sentences beginning with the words in brackets.


1-I have never tasted such flavoured beverage. (What)
2-It is so nice to see you again. (How)
3-This film is so awful. (How)
4-He is such an intelligent boy. (What)

V-Turn the sentences below into the indirect speech.


1-“I left the basic school four years ago” said Hanna.
2-“You will come with me tomorrow”, John said to his sister.
3-“Do you know Mr. John? ” The boy asked me.
4- “Where are you going now?” Paul asked Robert.
5-“Don’t talk to me again.” The lady said to her boyfriend.
6-“Please, hurry up.” The boy said to the man.
7-“What a beautiful girl she is!” Simeon said.
8-“How kind my English teacher is!” John said.
9-“Safe journey.” The boy said to the passengers.
10-“Hello, Sir” said Peter to the teacher.
11-“Charity begins at home,” said the man.
12-“The earth moves round the sun.” The teacher said.
VI-Use the correct tense of the verb in brackets.
1-You (catch) cold if you hadn’t come in at once.
2-Peter would have washed his clothes if he (go) home.
3-They would enjoy the party if they (come) earlier.
4-If he (be) present, he would enjoy the concert.
5-If Mary (to marry) that old man, she won’t be happy
6-The teacher (to punish) if you go home.
7-My mother made me (to do) my homework.
8-They must (to revise) their lessons.
9-I’d rather (to live) in a small village to avoid pollution.
10-The police saw them (to cross) the main road.
11-You had better not (to ask) her anything.
12-I couldn’t help (to laugh) when I saw the clown.
13-We are used to (to walk) home from school.
14-It’s no worth (to keep) these old shoes.
16-I am looking forward to (to go) to America.

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