Phrase simple, phrase complexe

6. Subordination

5. Juxtaposition et coordination

4. Identifier une proposition

3. La phrase complexe

2. La phrase simple

1. Qu'est-ce qu'une phrase ?

De la phrase simple à la phrase complexe

1. Qu'est-ce qu'une phrase ?

Je retiens !

> Une phrase est un ensemble de mots qui commencetoujours par une majuscule et finit par un point (. ? ! ...).

> Cet ensemble doit impérativement avoir du sens.

ATTENTION !

> Une phrase peut être non verbale, elle ne contient pas de verbe conjugué : "Bonjour !", "Merci.", "Quel magnifique tableau !", "Fortes précipitations annoncées dans le sud du pays."

> Une phrase peut être verbale, elle peut contenir un verbe conjugué (= phrase simple) ou plusieurs (= phrase complexe).

2. La phrase simple

Pour savoir si une phrase est simple, il faut compter le nombre de verbes conjugués : 1 verbe = 1 proposition = phrase simple.

Il se promène dans le parc.

1 verbe > 1 proposition

Il rentre parce qu'il a mal au ventre.

2 verbes > 2 propositions

ATTENTION !!!

> Les verbes conjugués aux temps composés ne comptent que pour un seul verbe !

Il est rentré chez lui.

> est rentré = 1 seul verbe

> On ne doit pas tenir compte des verbes à l'infinitif !

Il veut aller au cinéma.

> 1 seul verbe > veut

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