Les présents
Conjugue "live" à la 3e personne du singulier.
He liveS
Donne le prétérit de "to see".
saw
Complète : They ____ (visit) New York.
have visited
Complète au futur : They ____ (build) a new school.
They will build a new school.
Complète avec une obligation: You ____ do your homework.
must
Transforme à la forme négative : They are studying English
They are not studying English
Mets à la forme interrogative : He bought a gift.
Did he buy a gift?
Pose une question avec ever.
Have you ever eaten snails?
Transforme à la voix passive : They will build a new school.
A new school will be built.
Demande une permission à ton professeur?
Can I go to the toilet?
I always / never / sometimes / often / rarely / usually ...
While I ____ (read), my dog ____ (bark).
was reading / was barking
Explique la différence : Last year I went to London vs I have been to London for 1 year.
Went = action passée datée ; have been = bilan.
Complète : The match ____ (not / watch) by many people. (au futur)
The match won’t be watched by many people.
Exprime une interdiction: You ____ (not / park) here.
must not / can't
Quelle est la différence entre : She studies et She is studying ?
Studies = habitude ; is studying = en train de le faire maintenant.
He was watching TV --> Quel est la question posée pour obtenir cette réponse
What was he doing?
Mets à la forme négative : She has already eaten.
She hasn’t eaten yet.
Pose la question qui permet d'obtenir la réponse : Next year, I will open my bakery
What will you do next year?
Donne un conseil à un élève harcelé
You should speak to an adult
Forme une question correcte : "your sister / go / to school by bus?"
Does your sister go to school by bus?
Récite toutes les formes irrégulières de ces trois verbes:
Shine
Ring
Freeze
Shine Shone Shone
Ring Rang Rung
Freeze Froze Frozen
Forme une question qui permet d'obtenir la réponse: They have never eaten insects
Mets cette phrase au passif dans deux temps différents : The police arrested the thief.
Prétérit passif : The thief was arrested (by the police). / Present perfect passif : The thief has been arrested (by the police).
Exprime un souhait pour ton avenir
I would like to become a journalist