Apprendre l’anglais

Exercice 1 : Mettre à la forme négative

1. Amber has left. (Amber est partie.)
2. Dave has got beautiful puppies. (de magnifiques chiots.)
3. Have you got some time? (un peu de temps)
4. Bears had attacked his sheep. (Des ours avaient attaqués ses moutons.)

Exercice 2 : Changer en question

1. You have paid him. (Tu l’as payé.) – Have you paid him?
2. Ben and Jerry had not aged. (Ben et Jerry n’avaient pas vieilli.) – Had Ben and Jerry not aged? ou Hadn’t Ben and Jerry aged?
3. You have got a pen. (Vous avez un stylo.) – Have you got a pen?
4. I had seen a fairy. (J’avais vu une fée.) – Had you seen a fairy?
5. Claire Chazal has been a journalist for 15 years. (est journaliste depuis 15 ans.) – Has Claire Chazal been a journalist for 15 years?
6. The speakers have not been sold. (Les enceintes n’ont pas été vendues.) – Haven’t the speakers been sold ? ou Have the speakers not been sold?

Réponses exercice 1

1. Amber hasn’t/ has not left.
2. hasn’t got beautiful puppies.
3. Haven’t you got some time?
4. Bears hadn’t attacked his sheep.

Réponses exercice 2

1. Have you paid him?
2. Had Ben and Jerry not aged? ou Hadn’t Ben and Jerry aged?
3. Have you got a pen?
4. Had you seen a fairy?
5. Has Claire Chazal been a journalist for 15 years?
6. Haven’t the speakers been sold ? ou Have the speakers not been sold?