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Chapter 7
Chapter 7, lesson 1
What are you going to do tonight?
I am going to watch TV.
Is John going to study tomorrow?
Yes, he is. He is going to study.
What about Scott and Shirley. Are they going to
play tennis tomorrow?
No, they are not. They are not going to play
te n n i s .
On utilise [be going to + BV] pour parler de ce
que l’on a l’intention de faire et pour parler de
nos projets.
Il ne faut pas oublier de conjuguer l’auxiliaire
[b e ] e n fo n c ti o n d u s u j e t:
I  am
h e , s he , it  is
we, you, they  are
Chapter 7
Chapter 7, lesson 2
You will travel around the world. You won’t be
rich but you will be very happy.
Great. What about my friends? Will Amy go
to space?
No, she won’t. She won’t go to space.
Will Lauren and Tom die in a plane crash?
Yes, they will. They will die in a plane crash. I’m
sorry.
Pour parler du futur avec certitude, on utilise
WILL + BV.
WILL + NOT = WON’T
Affirmation: sujet + will + BV
Négation: sujet + won’t + BV
Question: will + sujet + BV?
Chapter 7
Chapter 7, lesson 3
If Howard and John want to be astronauts,
they should read books about space, and they
should work harder in science.
If Lisa wants to be a professional tennis
player, she shouldn’t eat junk food, and she
shouldn’t smoke. She should practise regularly
and seriously.
On utilise SHOULD + BV pour donner des
conseils. En français cela correspond à
« devrait ».
On utilise SHOULDN’T + BV pour faire des
reproches. En français cela correspond à « ne
devrait pas ».
Chapter 7
Chapter 7, lesson 4
If I win the lottery I will buy a new computer.
If it rains tomorrow John and Sam won’t go
to th e b e a c h .
He won’t see the game if he doesn’t come
home early.
They will sing well if they don’t have stage
f ri g h t .
Rappel: Pour parler de ce que l’on fera (futur) on
utilise WILL / WON’T + BV.
Pour exprimer une condition, on utilise le mot
IF. En français, IF correspond à « si ».
On utilise un verbe conjugué au présent simple
après IF.
La proposition commençant par IF peut être
présentée en premier ou en deuxième dans la
phrase.
Chapter 7
Chapter 7, lesson 5
Would you like to study abroad?
Yes, I would. I’d like to study abroad.
They’d like to go to high school but they don’t
know what they would like to do after that.
He wouldn’t like to study Spanish and he
wouldn’t like to be an estate agent. He’d like to
be a computer programmer.
Rappel: Pour parler de ce que l’on voudrait faire
on utilise [WOULD LIKE TO + BV].
La forme contractée de [WOULD LIKE] est [’D
LIKE]. Elle est utilisée seulement dans les
affirmations.