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Le présent simple
Former le présent simple avec la base verbale, ajouter le -s de la 3ᵉ personne (plays, watches, studies, has), puis construire la négation avec don’t / doesn’t, la question avec do / does et les réponses courtes ; pour dire ses habitudes, son emploi du temps, ses goûts et des vérités générales (A1)
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Les 36 questions du QCM en version texte
Pour réviser sans écran ou imprimer : chaque question avec ses propositions ; la bonne réponse et son explication se déplient.
Niveau facile ★ — 12 questions
I ___ football on Saturdays.
- A. plays
- B. play
- C. playing
- D. played
Réponse
B. play — I → play (sans -s).
She ___ her hair every morning.
- A. brush
- B. brushing
- C. brushes
- D. brushed
Réponse
C. brushes — she → brushes : +es après -sh.
He ___ to school by bike.
- A. go
- B. goes
- C. went
- D. going
Réponse
B. goes — he → goes (+es).
We ___ pizza.
- A. like
- B. likes
- C. liking
- D. liked
Réponse
A. like — we → like (sans -s).
They ___ in London.
- A. lives
- B. living
- C. lived
- D. live
Réponse
D. live — they → live (sans -s).
« Je n'aime pas le poisson » se dit :
- A. I don't like fish.
- B. I doesn't like fish.
- C. I not like fish.
- D. I isn't like fish.
Réponse
A. I don't like fish. — I don't like fish.
« Elle ne joue pas au tennis » se dit :
- A. She not play tennis.
- B. She don't play tennis.
- C. She doesn't play tennis.
- D. She isn't play tennis.
Réponse
C. She doesn't play tennis. — She doesn't play tennis.
« Aimes-tu la pizza ? » se dit :
- A. Does you like pizza?
- B. You like pizza?
- C. Are you like pizza?
- D. Do you like pizza?
Réponse
D. Do you like pizza? — Do you like pizza?
« Joue-t-elle au foot ? » se dit :
- A. Do she play football?
- B. Does she play football?
- C. Is she play football?
- D. Does she plays football?
Réponse
B. Does she play football? — Does she play football?
« Il a un chat » se dit :
- A. He haves a cat.
- B. He have a cat.
- C. He has a cat.
- D. He having a cat.
Réponse
C. He has a cat. — have est irrégulier : he has.
My dad ___ the dishes after dinner. (wash)
- A. washs
- B. washes
- C. wash
- D. washing
Réponse
B. washes — my dad = he ; -sh → washes.
« Les chats dorment beaucoup » se dit :
- A. Cats sleeps a lot.
- B. Cats are sleep a lot.
- C. Cats sleeping a lot.
- D. Cats sleep a lot.
Réponse
D. Cats sleep a lot. — cats = they : base verbale, sleep.
Niveau moyen ★★ — 12 questions
Complète : She ___ (study) English every day.
- A. studies
- B. studys
- C. study
- D. studying
Réponse
A. studies — consonne + y → studies.
Complète : He ___ (watch) football on Sundays.
- A. watch
- B. watchs
- C. watches
- D. watching
Réponse
C. watches — watches (+es après -ch).
« Il ne mange pas de viande » :
- A. He doesn't eat meat.
- B. He doesn't eats meat.
- C. He not eat meat.
- D. He don't eat meat.
Réponse
A. He doesn't eat meat. — He doesn't eat meat.
Complète : ___ your friends live near the school?
- A. Does
- B. Do
- C. Are
- D. Is
Réponse
B. Do — your friends = they → Do.
Complète : ___ she speak English?
- A. Do
- B. Does
- C. Is
- D. Are
Réponse
B. Does — she → Does.
Which sentence uses the 3rd person -s correctly?
- A. My brother play football.
- B. My brother plays football.
- C. My brother played football now.
- D. My brother playing football.
Réponse
B. My brother plays football. — My brother plays football (3e pers. sing.).
Complète : My sister ___ (not / understand) the exercise.
- A. not understand
- B. don't understand
- C. doesn't understands
- D. doesn't understand
Réponse
D. doesn't understand — she → doesn't + base verbale : doesn't understand (sans -s).
Quelle est la bonne réponse courte affirmative à « Does he play tennis? » ?
- A. Yes, he plays.
- B. Yes, he do.
- C. Yes, he does.
- D. Yes, he is.
Réponse
C. Yes, he does. — Yes, he does.
Complète : Ella ___ (tidy) her room on Saturdays.
- A. tidys
- B. tidy
- C. tidies
- D. tidyes
Réponse
C. tidies — consonne + y → tidies.
Complète : My mum ___ (enjoy) gardening.
- A. enjoys
- B. enjoies
- C. enjoy
- D. enjoyes
Réponse
A. enjoys — voyelle + y : le y reste → enjoys.
Quelle est la bonne réponse courte négative à « Do your cousins live in Wales? » ?
- A. No, they doesn't.
- B. No, they don't.
- C. No, they aren't.
- D. No, they not live.
Réponse
B. No, they don't. — your cousins = they → No, they don't.
« Où travaille ta mère ? » se dit :
- A. Where your mother works?
- B. Where do your mother work?
- C. Where does your mother works?
- D. Where does your mother work?
Réponse
D. Where does your mother work? — Where + does + sujet + base verbale : Where does your mother work?
Niveau difficile ★★★ — 12 questions
Repère l'erreur : « She like pizza very much. »
- A. She
- B. pizza
- C. like
- D. very much
Réponse
C. like — she → likes (3e pers. sing., oubli du -s, erreur la plus fréquente).
Repère l'erreur : « He doesn't likes football. »
- A. likes
- B. doesn't
- C. He
- D. football
Réponse
A. likes — avec doesn't, le verbe reste à la base verbale : doesn't like.
Quelle est la forme de la 3e personne du singulier de « have » ?
- A. have
- B. has
- C. having
- D. haves
Réponse
B. has — have est irrégulier : he/she/it has (jamais « haves »).
Which sentence correctly negates a habit?
- A. My father isn't smoke.
- B. My father don't smokes.
- C. My father not smoke.
- D. My father doesn't smoke.
Réponse
D. My father doesn't smoke. — My father doesn't smoke.
Repère l'erreur : « Does she plays the piano? »
- A. plays
- B. she
- C. Does
- D. the piano
Réponse
A. plays — avec does, base verbale sans -s : Does she play the piano?
Trouve l'erreur : « My parents plays tennis every weekend. »
- A. My parents
- B. tennis
- C. plays
- D. every weekend
Réponse
C. plays — parents (pluriel, they) → play, sans -s.
« Mon oncle répare des voitures » :
- A. My uncle fix cars.
- B. My uncle fixs cars.
- C. My uncle is fix cars.
- D. My uncle fixes cars.
Réponse
D. My uncle fixes cars. — fix se termine par -x : on ajoute -es → My uncle fixes cars.
Which question is correctly formed?
- A. What time does the film starts?
- B. What time does the film start?
- C. What time is the film start?
- D. What time do the film start?
Réponse
B. What time does the film start? — does + base verbale : What time does the film start?
Quelle phrase exprime correctement une vérité générale ?
- A. Water boil at 100 degrees.
- B. Water boiling at 100 degrees.
- C. Water is boiling at 100 degrees every day.
- D. Water boils at 100 degrees.
Réponse
D. Water boils at 100 degrees. — une vérité générale se dit au présent simple, avec le -s de la 3e personne : Water boils at 100 degrees.
Repère l'erreur : « My sister studys Spanish at school. »
- A. My sister
- B. studys
- C. Spanish
- D. at school
Réponse
B. studys — consonne + y → studies.
Quelle question est correcte ?
- A. Do they has a garden?
- B. Does they have a garden?
- C. Do they have a garden?
- D. Are they have a garden?
Réponse
C. Do they have a garden? — they → Do + base verbale : Do they have a garden?
Complète : What ___ your brother want for his birthday?
- A. do
- B. does
- C. is
- D. wants
Réponse
B. does — your brother = he → What does your brother want…?
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