Exercice 1 : Se
réferer à l'exercice 2 de l'épreuve de la session principale.
Exercice 2 : Il s'agit d'identifier 3 fautes de grammaire, 2 mots utilisés
d'une façon erronée et une faute d'orthographe et les corriger par la suite.
Concentrez -vous sur chaque type de faute en lisant le paragraphe et corriger les au fur
et à mesure. Si vous n'arrivez pas à identifier toutes les fautes, qu'à celà ne tienne
! Passez directement à l'exercice suivant puis revenez y vers la fin.
Exercice 3 : Se réferer à l'essai (3ème question de l'épreuve de la
session principale).
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1. Reorder these sentences to obtain a
coherent paragraph. 1. It can also be used to tell the police if the driver
has been speeding on the motorway.
2. The Credit-card style document includes a microchip which will store various bits of
information.
3. And it can eventually give information about blood groups and other medical details.
4. Among them is to indicate the driver's previous record when scanned by the police.
5. A driving license which tells on its owner is set to be introduced in France shortly.
The correct order
is : |
5 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
3 |
2.
The following paragraph contains 3 grammar mistakes, 2 wrong words and 1 spelling mistake.
Pick them out and correct them in the table below.
Robert
Hamilton is one of the best students at University. He assists all his lectures and when
he will graduate, he will lend money from his local bank and have his own business. In no
way he will work for someone else nor is he ready living on a poor salary.
| Type
of mistake |
Mistake |
Correction |
| Grammar |
1. will graduate
2. he will work
3. living |
1. graduates
2. will he work
3. to live |
| Wrong
Word |
1. assists
2. lend |
1. attends
2. borrow |
| Spelling |
1. Salry |
1. salary |
3. Use the
following information to write a 10-line biography of Mahatma Ghandi.
| 1869, |
October 2. Born in Porbandar in Western India.
Married at the age of 13. |
| 1887-88, |
College studies in London |
| 1891, |
Returned to India |
| 1893, |
Went to South Africa - Racism - Immigrants
oppressed |
| 1896-97, |
Collected wife and children to live in Durban.
Known for "Passive Resistance" to |
|
the British rule. |
| 1922, |
Back in India ; arrested ; sent to prison for 6
years. |
| 1924, |
Released - President of the Indian National
Congress Party. |
| 1930, |
Arrested again for Civil resistance - prison for
6 months. |
| 1948, |
January 30 - Meeting in Delhi - shot by a young
Hindu fanatic. |
Les
critères suivants seront pris en considération lors de la correction :
* Adherence to content
and exhaustiveness of information (length)
*Cohesion
* Spelling and punctuation
* Language (Grammar and vocabulary)
* Fluency (as opposed to accuracy) |
