Résumé de cours Exercices et corrigés

Cours en ligne d’Anglais Cours en ligne du Toeic

Voici une petite définition sur les mots for, since et ago pour faire la différence au mieux :

• For est utilisé pour indiquer une période de temps défini : heure, jour, mois, année
• Since est utilisé lorsqu’il y a un point de départ : “à partir de … “
• Ago est utilisé pour indiquer un période de temps écoulé et terminé : “il y a …”

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Exercice 1 sur la différence entre for, since, ago

1. I’m waiting … my bus.

2. My brother arrived ten minutes … .

3. I’m looking … my keys.

4. I’ve been learning English … 2005.

5. How long have you been smoking … ?

6. He met her when he was in London several years ….

7. I have been smoking … 10 years.

8. I’ve been feeling tired … I woke up.

9. I worked in this company … two years.

10. I have worked in this company … I graduated.

 

 

Exercice 2 pour bien utiliser for, since ou ago

1. I have been smoking … 4 years.

2. I took the TOEIC for the first time a couple of months … .

3. I have been working in this store … 6 months.

4. I’ve studied in this university … 2012.

5. Your boss called fifteen minutes … .

6. I haven’t taken an exam … so long.

7. I quit smoking four years … .

8. It’s been snowing … a couple of hours.

9. They’ve been on strike … 3 weeks.

10. Obviously, she hasn’t practiced … at least two weeks.

Exercice 3 sur l’utilisation de for since ago en anglais

1. My uncle died … the war.

2. The phone rang … I was having supper.

3. You shouldn’t answer the phone … you’re driving.

4. She was surfing the internet … the break.

5. I hurt my leg … the second half of the match.

6. I wasn’t listening to the teacher … she was explaining a new topic.

7. Some say that the stars are easier to see … the night and at full moon.

8. I hate being disturbed … I’m doing this kind of exercise.

9. They called again … I was commuting back from work.

10. Traffic is always bad … the rush hour.

Correction de l’exercice 1 sur la différence entre for, since, ago

1. I’m waiting for my bus.

2. My brother arrived ten minutes ago.

3. I’m looking for my keys.

4. I’ve been learning English since 2005.

5. How long have you been smoking for ?

6. He met her when he was in London several years ago.

7. I have been smoking for 10 years.

8. I’ve been feeling tired since I woke up.

9. I worked in this company for two years.

10. I have worked in this company since I graduated.

Corrigé de l’exercice 2 pour bien utiliser for, since ou ago

1. I have been smoking for 4 years.

2. I took the TOEIC for the first time a couple of months ago.

3. I have been working in this store for 6 months.

4. I’ve studied in this university since 2012.

5. Your boss called fifteen minutes ago.

6. I haven’t taken an exam for so long.

7. I quit smoking four years ago.

8. It’s been snowing for a couple of hours.

9. They’ve been on strike for 3 weeks.

10. Obviously, she hasn‘t practiced for at least two weeks.

 

 

Correction de l’exercice 3 sur l’utilisation de for since ago en anglais

1. My uncle died during the war.

2. The phone rang while I was having supper.

3. You shouldn’t answer the phone while you’re driving.

4. She was surfing the internet during the break.

5. I hurt my leg during the second half of the match.

6. I wasn’t listening to the teacher while she was explaining a new topic.

7. Some say that the stars are easier to see during the night and at full moon.

8. I hate being disturbed while I’m doing this kind of exercise.

9. They called again while I was commuting back from work.

10. Traffic is always bad during the rush hour.