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Les verbes à particule (phrasal verbs)
Grammaire — 3e (A2 vers B1) : comprendre, former et traduire les phrasal verbs courants
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« A Saturday to forget » — Mia's blog, Cardiff.
On Saturday, I woke up at half past nine, an hour late, because I had forgotten to set my alarm. I got dressed in two minutes, but when I looked for my bus pass, I couldn't find it anywhere. I gave up and asked Mum to drop me off at the swimming pool, where I was meeting Ella.
Ella didn't show up. I waited for twenty minutes, then I found out on my phone that she had sent me a message the night before: the swimming session was called off because the pool had run out of chlorine! I decided to carry on with my morning anyway and hung out in town.
In a shop, I tried on a green jumper, but I turned it down: too expensive. On the way back, I ran into Mr Evans, my old primary school teacher. He asked me what I wanted to do when I grew up. I told him I would like to become a vet because I love looking after animals. « Never give up, » he said.
At home, I finally came across my bus pass… in the pocket of my pyjamas. I wrote it down in my diary: « Next Saturday, set the alarm and check your messages! »
Voir le corrigé
- because she had forgotten to set her alarm
- her bus pass; in the pocket of her pyjamas
- because the swimming session was called off: the pool had run out of chlorine
- she tried on a green jumper but turned it down because it was too expensive
- Réponse libre — exemple : She would like to become a vet because she loves looking after animals.
- Réponse libre — exemple : a) show up (« didn't show up »), b) call off (« was called off »), c) run into (« ran into »), d) come across (« came across »).
Moi c'est Ben, j'ai créé ce site pour aider le plus d'élèves possible, partout en France. Je peux aussi reprendre avec toi ce qui coince en cours particulier : en visio, ou à domicile si tu es à Marseille.
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