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Pic.1 Pic.2 Pic.3 Pic.4 What do these pictures have in common ? can
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What do these pictures have in common ? can you comment on each grammatical case and explain it?
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Let’s Practise !
1.Dans ces phrases, soulignez les structures au génitif, puis remplacez-les par un déterminant possessif, lorsque c’est possible.
-She was wearing a man’s shirt.
-She was wearing her boyfriend’s shirt.
-It looks like a woman’s handwriting.
-It looks like her brother’s handwriting.
-This is a man’s job.
-Roald Dahl was a famous children’s writer.
-We need a double room with a child’s bed.
-She was killed with a butcher’s knife.
-The butcher’s son has married the Martins’s daughter.
2.Corrigez les phrases, en utilisant le génitif là où il doit être utilisé.
-The mother of my boyfriend lives in Australia.
-The death of his father caused him to leave.
-The house belonging to your parents is too small for you.
-The new manager of our company has won the prize.
-The foreign policy of the government is risky.
-The events that happened yesterday caused a disaster.
-He returned home after a holiday of a week in Spain.
3.Formez un génitif avec les éléments entre parentheses. Faites les modifications nécessaires sur les groupes nominaux.
-This is (the car / the manager).
-I couldn’t believe (the boy / the sad story)
-After (a week / work), she felt very tired.
-It was (a decision / her husband) to leave the country.
4.Traduire
-Les loups et les saumons sont des espèces protégées.
-J’ai besoin de deux boîtes d’allumettes.
-Le téléphone est un bon moyen de communication.
-Cette nouvelle me fait plaisir.
-Regarde ! Son pantalon est vraiment sâle.
-Il y avait deux moutons dans le jardin des Smith hier soir. Où sont-ils passés ?
-Ce sont les lunettes de mes enfants, pas les vôtres !