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Compétence

Langue : je maitrise les codes de la langue.

Mission 1

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Exercice 1 : At, in, on and until

 Fill in the gaps with the right prepositions: on, in, at, or until.
1
 I have to be the games 2 p.m. I need to be ready time. I will stay midnight! Then, I will go home because I have school the morning.



HINT



▪ At + specific clock times, mealtimes and points in space

▪ In + periods of time in the day, month, year, season, longer periods

▪ On + date / day

▪ Until + before, up to a certain time

> Prépositions
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Exercice 2 : Talk about the past

 Put the past form of these verbs into the text. Be careful: some are regular but others are irregular!
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 The Highland Games (exist) in Scotland in the 11th century. Some believe that King Malcolm III (organize) a foot race that (become) the start of the Games. Others believe the Games (begin) even before that.



HINT



Regular verbs:
V + -ed

Irregular verbs:
be → was / were
begin → began
become → became
do → did

…Learn them all!

> Prétérit simple
> Irregular verbs

Mission 2

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Exercice 3 : Sequencing words

 Put the story back in order, using the sequencing words given.
1
  • the king found the best man for the job.
  • he said there would be a great race.
  • the men ran as fast as they could.
  • King Malcolm went to Craig Choinnich hill.
  • he announced his new idea.
First,
Then,
After that,
Finally,
Next,




HINT



first (of all) → next → (and) then → after that
afterwards → plus → (what’s more) → finally

> Mots de liaison
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Exercice 4 : Modal auxiliaries

 Write the rules for the standing long jump using modals.
1
 You begin with both feet behind the starting line.

2
 You step forward after the jump but not before.

3
 You  step backwards after a jump or you will be eliminated.

4
 You bend your knees before you jump.


HINT



Modal + BV
 must → always do something
 mustn’t → never do something
 should → good to do something
 shouldn’t → bad to do something
 can → possible to do something
 can’t → not possible to do something

> Modalité
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