Dans cet article vous allez trouver un exercice sur les verbes modaux et son corrigé, mais avant de de faire cet exercice pensez à lire la leçon complète ici ou à regarder la vidéo YouTube correspondante (ci dessous). Vous pourrez télécharger la version PDF de cet exercice et corrigé de grammaire à la fin de l’article.
Exercice et corrigé, les verbes modaux :
will, would, can, could, may, might, must, should, shall
Exercice : les verbes modaux
Choisir le bon verbe modal (forme affirmative ou négative) plusieurs réponses sont parfois possibles.
- This women _________ be Spanish but I’m not sure. She sounds Spanish though.
- You ______ park here. You will get a parking fine if you do.
- ______ I offer you a drink?
- ______ you come to the party tomorrow? Of course, I ______ be there come rain or shine!
- She ________ speak English when she was very young .
- You ________ switch off your phone when the plane is taking off.
- You ________ really start eating healthier if you don’t want to get fat!
- He _________ (not) speak proper Spanish but he tries.
- Hurry up! They _______ be waiting for us at the restaurant. .
- I’m very fortunate, I _________ spend a lot of quality time with my children this weekend.
- You ______ be so tired after your trip! You ______ rest now.
- I’m not sure yet but I ________ join as you asked.
- __________ you give me a hand with this exercise?
- Sorry kids, you ______ use mummy’s phone anymore. You broke it last time!
- I ________ like to order a pizza.
- If I had more time, I _____________ visit my family more often
- You ________ smoke here. It’s forbidden.
- _______ I go out now? Sure, you _____.
- ______ you marry me? Yes, I _____.
- I _______ like to have a beer, please. _______ you also bring some bread?
Corrigé : les verbes modaux
- This women might / may be Spanish but I’m not sure. She sounds Spanish though. (il est possible qu’elle soit espagnol, mais on n’est pas sûr)
- You cannot / mustn’t park here. You will get a parking fine if you do. (cannot = tu ne peux pas / mustn’t = tu ne dois pas c’est interdit)
- Can / may I offer you a drink? (can = est ce que je peux / may = puis je)
- Can / will you come to the party tomorrow? Of course, I will be there come rain or shine! (can = est ce que tu peux / will = est ce que tu vas)
- She could speak English when she was very young .
- You must switch off your phone when the plane is taking off. (obligation)
- You should really start eating healthier if you don’t want to get fat! (conseil, suggestion, recommandation)
- He cannot speak proper Spanish but he tries.
- Hurry up! They must be waiting for us at the restaurant. (forte probabilité)
- I’m very fortunate, I could spend a lot of quality time with my children this weekend.
- You must be so tired after your trip! You should rest now. (forte probabilité / conseil)
- I’m not sure yet but I might / may join as you asked. (50% de chance que cela se produise)
- Can / could you give me a hand with this exercise? (can = est ce que tu peux / could = est ce que tu pourrais)
- Sorry kids, you cannot / mustn’t use mummy’s phone anymore. You broke it last time! (cannot = vous ne pouvez pas / mustn’t = vous n’avez pas le droit)
- I would like to order a pizza. (souhait, conditionnel)
- If I had more time, I would visit my family more often (conditionnel)
- You mustn’t smoke here. It’s forbidden. (interdiction)
- Can I go out now? Sure, you can. (demande de permission)
- Will you marry me? Yes, I will . (volonté)
- I would like to have a beer, please. Could you also bring some bread? (souhait / demande polie)
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2 réflexions sur “les verbes modaux : exercice et corrigé [+ fiche PDF]”
Bonjour Léa !
Merci pour cette leçon et cet exercice. Grâce à Toi, les modaux commencent à me plaire !!!!!
Petit problème de compréhension :
Pourquoi « could » dans cette phrase ?
I’m very fortunate, I could spend a lot of quality time with my children this weekend.
Cordialement.
Danielfavrat@aim.com
bonjour Daniel,
Great question!
Le modal « could » sert dans plusieurs cas de figure. Presque à chaque fois que vous direz « j’ai pu » ou « je pouvais » il faudra utiliser « could ».
Vous trouvez une explication complète de chaque verbe modal dans cet article : https://lea-english.com/les-verbes-modaux-_-le-cours-complet-fiche-pdf/
Léa