Anglais, rappels grammatical
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TD ANGLAIS
SEANCE 1 : Rappels grammaticaux :
TEMPS / ASPECT
PRESENT SIMPLE
B.V. + S ou ES à la 3e pers. du sing. —-> He talks a lot = forme affirmative
DO ou DOES + SUJET + B.V. ——-> Does he talk a lot ? = forme interrogative
S + DON’T ou DOESN’T + B.V. ——> He doesn’t talk much = forme négative
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
BE + B.V. + ING ———> He’s talking = forme affirmative
BE + S + B.V. + ING ————-> Is he talking ? = forme interrogative
S + BE + NOT + B.V. + ING ————-> He isn’t talking
PAST SIMPLE
B.V. + ED ou verbe irrégulier ——-> He talked to her when he saw her = forme affirmative
DID + S + B.V. ——-> Did he talk to her ? = forme interrogative
S + DIDN’T + B.V. ——> He didn’t talk = forme négative
PAST CONTINUOUS
BE au prétérit + B.V. + ING —-> He was talking to her when I saw him = forme affirmative
WAS ou WERE + S + B.V. + ING ———> Was he talking to her when …. ? = forme interrogative
S + WAS / WEREN’T + B.V. + ING ——> He wasn’t talking = forme negative
PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
HAVE ou HAS + PART. PASSE ——-> I have talked to her.
HAVE ou HAS + S + PART. PASSE ——> Have you talked to her ?
S + HAVE/HASN’T + P.P. ——> He hasn’t talked.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
HAVE ou HAS + BEEN + B.V. + ING ——> He’s been talking all day.
HAVE ou HAS + S + BEEN + B.V. + ING ——> What have you been doing ?
S + HAVE/HASN’T + BEEN + B.V. + ING ——> He hasn’t been working.
PAST PERFECT SIMPLE
HAD + PART. PASSE —-> He had talked to her when I saw her.
HAD + S + PART. PASSE —-> Had he talked to her ?
S + HADN’T + P.P. —-> He hadn’t talked.
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
HAD + BEEN + B.V. + ING —-> He had been talking for 5 minutes when….
HAD + S + BEEN + B.V. + ING —-> How long had he been talking when.. ?
S + HADN’T + BEEN + B.V. + ING —-> He hadn’t been talking.
FUTURE WILL/SHALL
WILL ou SHALL + B.V. ——-> I’ll talk to her.
WILL ou SHALL +S + B.V. ——> Shall I talk to her ?
S + WON’T ou SHAN’T + B.V. ——-> He won’t talk.
BE GOING TO
BE GOING TO + B.V ——> He’s going to talk to her
BE + S + GOING TO + B.V. ——-> Are you going to talk to her ?
S + BE + NOT + GOING TO + B.V. ——-> He isn’t going to talk.
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