Banque-outils pour l'évaluation Académie de Strasbourg
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| E.B1.12 |
Mr Ferguson paid $ 1,600 to
Ideal Tours last July for a holiday in Florida. According to the
travel brochure, the hotel was superb, but as soon as he got
there, Mr Ferguson discovered bed bugs, spiders and even mice in
his room. Besides, the hotel was very short of staff, the food
dreadful and the golf course was just a field
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Mr Ferguson A. must have been pleased with his holiday B. must have enjoyed the service and the food C. must have had a very comfortable room D. can’t have enjoyed his holiday. |
D. can’t have enjoyed his holiday. |
Exposé d’une plainte | Voyages | Repérer des champs lexicaux Relier les informations Déduire |
| E.B1.13 |
Man:
Could I book two tickets to Dublin? For the day after
tomorrow. Clerk: Do you want the night ferry, sir? It’s cheaper. Man: Er…No, I think my wife would rather take an earlier boat, if possible. Clerk: Alright, sir. I’ll put you on the two o’clock. So…that’s two passengers, two o’clock… Friday the thirteenth… Man: I’m sorry. Did you say Friday the thirteenth? Clerk: Yes. That’s right the day after tomorrow. Man: Er… I’d rather not… I don’t know… Maybe there’s another date… |
Which sentence is correct? A The man and his wife want to travel by night B The man is superstitious C The man’s wife doesn’t want to go to Dublin D The conversation takes place on Friday the thirteenth. |
B The man is superstitious | Dialogue | Voyages | Repérer des éléments pertinents Relier les informations Inférer |
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