Bonjour pouvez-vous m’aider à faire cette exercice Mettez le verbe entre parenthèses soit au present perfect, soit au prétérit. Choisissez le bon temps en fonct
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Bonjour pouvez-vous m’aider à faire cette exercice
Mettez le verbe entre parenthèses soit au present perfect, soit au prétérit.
Choisissez le bon temps en fonction du contexte.
Attention à respecter la conjugaison du verbe en fonction du sujet.
We …………………….. to Plymouth last week. [to go]
Look! Someone ……………………………a window. [to break]
……………………………. you ……………………..my beer? My glass is empty! [to drink]
Nancy ………………………………. a white dress for her wedding. [to wear]
You look tired. What ……………….. you ……………………… [to do]
When I was young, I ……………………. life was wonderful. [to think]
I …………………………….. this novel. It’s very interesting. [to read]
The little boy is punished because he ………….…not…..…………… his lesson. [to learn]
In September 2001, two planes ………………..…………. in the World Trade Center. [to crash]
The supporters are furious because their favorite team………………………..…. [to lose]
I can’t go home. I ..................................... my keys [to lose]
When the war began, I ................................. to the USA. [to escape]
.................................. you ......................... this movie? Yes, it was great! [to see]
You look so rested! Yes, I ................................... some days off. [to take]
In 1981, Mittérand .................................... elected president. [to be]
Billy ....................................... his leg two weeks ago. [to break]
The streets seem wet because it ........................................... . [to rain]
I’m late. I ....................................... my bus. [to miss]
You should know this! I ................................... it to you yesterday! [to explain]
Last year, a tornado ........................................... the city of El Paso. [to destroy]
Mettez le verbe entre parenthèses soit au present perfect, soit au prétérit.
Choisissez le bon temps en fonction du contexte.
Attention à respecter la conjugaison du verbe en fonction du sujet.
We …………………….. to Plymouth last week. [to go]
Look! Someone ……………………………a window. [to break]
……………………………. you ……………………..my beer? My glass is empty! [to drink]
Nancy ………………………………. a white dress for her wedding. [to wear]
You look tired. What ……………….. you ……………………… [to do]
When I was young, I ……………………. life was wonderful. [to think]
I …………………………….. this novel. It’s very interesting. [to read]
The little boy is punished because he ………….…not…..…………… his lesson. [to learn]
In September 2001, two planes ………………..…………. in the World Trade Center. [to crash]
The supporters are furious because their favorite team………………………..…. [to lose]
I can’t go home. I ..................................... my keys [to lose]
When the war began, I ................................. to the USA. [to escape]
.................................. you ......................... this movie? Yes, it was great! [to see]
You look so rested! Yes, I ................................... some days off. [to take]
In 1981, Mittérand .................................... elected president. [to be]
Billy ....................................... his leg two weeks ago. [to break]
The streets seem wet because it ........................................... . [to rain]
I’m late. I ....................................... my bus. [to miss]
You should know this! I ................................... it to you yesterday! [to explain]
Last year, a tornado ........................................... the city of El Paso. [to destroy]
2 Réponse
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1. Réponse Luukxxxs
1- We going.
2- Someone broke
3- Pas de sens
4-Nancy wore
5-Did you do
6-thought
7-read
8-do not learnt (je pense)
9-crashed
10-lost
11-lost
12-fled
13-....you saw this movie ?
14-took
15-was
16-broke
17-rained
18-missed
19-explained
20-destroyed -
2. Réponse batman84
bonjour,
Le prétérit :
Il est la marque d'une rupture avec le présent, il s'emploi pour parler d'actions ponctuelles ou habituelles, de faits complètement terminés et sans rapport de lien avec le présent.
Le present perfect :
dans la plupart des grammaires, on dit que c'est un temps du présent, car il exprime des notions qui sont toujours en lien avec le présent : Ce lien peut être la conséquence, le résultat, et le bilan.