Guess that tense!
Have you ever been to Italy?
Have been = present perfect
Penser
Think - Thought - Thought
Lesquels de ces choses prennent une majuscule en anglais?
Le pronom "je" - Les pays - Les nationalités - Les chiffres - Les couleurs - Les points d'orientation (nord, sud, etc) - Les mois
Le pronom "je" - Les pays - Les nationalités - Les mois
Nancy Drew wrote this article --> la voix passive
This article was written by Nancy Drew.
Je n'aime pas toujours le fromage bleu
I don't always like blue cheese.
THINK: simple present
WAS: preterite (simple past)
Amener/Apporter
Bring - Brought - Brought
Quels sont le pronoms rélatifs en anglais (minimum 3) et comment sont-ils employés?
WHO: personne
WHICH/THAT: objet/chose
WHERE: lieu
WHOSE: appartenance d'un objet/chose
We are thinking about going to a restaurant --> simple past/preterite
We were thinking about going to a restaurant
J'ai déjà vu ce film.
I have already seen this movie.
I was going to school when I saw that the Christmas Village was already set up.
WAS GOING: past continuous
SAW: preterite (simple past)
WAS: preterite (simple past)
Conduire
Drive - Drove - Driven
Quel est le temps, la forme et l'agent de cette action dans la phrase :
The book was written by J.K. Rowling
preterite - voix passive - J.K. Rowling
What are you studying at university? --> present perfect
What have you been studying at university?
Qu'est-ce que tu as fait hier soir?
What did you do last night?
She will be going to Australia with him.
WILL BE GOING : future continuous
Enseigner
Teach - Taught - Taught
Find the error(s) in this sentence:
Some person think that Mbappe is not a good player, but I think that he can helps France win the World Cup.
Some person think that Mbappe is not a good player, but I think that he can helps France win the World Cup.
Some PEOPLE think that Mbappe is not a good player, but I think that he can HELP France win the World Cup.
I always win Monopoly --> preterite
I always won Monopoly
Il y a plusieurs chansons irlandaises connues.
There are several/many famous Irish songs.
The train had already left when she arrived at the station.
HAD LEFT : past perfact
ARRIVED : preterite (simple past)
Couper
Cut - Cut - Cut
What is the difference between these two verbs:
come in - come down
Ils sont tous les deux des verbes à particule, donc:
come in = entrer
come come = decendre
I'm going to the shops this afternoon --> future perfect
I will have gone to the shops this afternoon.
Ca aurait déjà du être fait.
It should have been done already.