Réponse :
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Exercise 2:
a) Have they stolen all the books?
b) Have they taken your computer too?
c) Have you caught him?
d) Have I told you what's happened?
e) Has she made up her mind?
Exercise 3:
a) She dosen't know Ireland. She's never been there.
b) I haven't seen her lately. I think she's gone.
c) Have you ever been to Mexico?
d) "Where's Jenny?" "I think she's gone to London.
Exercise 4:
Explications :
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Réponse :
Bonjour,
2. Formez des énoncés au present perfect à la forme interrogative.
PRESENT PERFECT forme interrogative =
Have/Has + sujet + Participe passé.......?
a. They / steal all the books (?)
Have they stolen all the books?
b. They / take your computer too (?)
Have they taken your computer too?
c. You / catch him (?)
Have you caught him?
d. I / tell you what’s happened (?)
Have I told you what's happened?
e. She / make up her mind (?)
Has she made up her mind?
3. Complétez avec GONE ou BEEN.
a. She doesn’t know Ireland. She’s never been there.
b. I haven’t seen her lately. I think she’s gone .
c. Have you ever been to Mexico?
d. “Where’s Jenny?” “I think she’s gone to London.”
4. Trouvez une suite logique aux énoncés donnés en choisissant la bonne solution.
1. I haven’t seen him (a) today .
2. I have met Nancy ( a). and I think she’s a very nice girl.
3. She’s been with them ( b.) since 2004
4. I can’t find my bag. (a). Do you think you’ve lost it?
gone : on est parti, on n'es pas revenu
been : on est parti mais revenu
Exemple:
- Jane has gone to London. ( Jane est partie à Londres ( elle n'est pas revenue, elle y est toujours ))
- Jane has been to London. ( Jane est allée à Londres ( elle y est déjà allée, elle est renenue))