Salut,
The train has stopped
She hasn’t packed her cases yet
She has taken some photos
Sally hasn’t arrived yet
I’ve never spoken to your mother
I haven’t decided
My father has driven to Rome
Exercice en dessous
Tom has emptied the rubbish (rubbish veut dire “ordures” et empty “vider)
Clair has answered all the questions
I have walked ten kilometres
They have lost they car keys
John has bought a new jacket
Diana has broken her arm
Bill and Tim have cleaned the kitchen
The train has leaved the station
Karen has finished her violon practice
Exercice en dessous
I haven’t finish my homework yet
I have already done my homework
I have just finished my homework
He has already gone home
Mark has just come back from France
They have just bought a new house
We haven’t had lunch yet
The train has already left the station
Has the train left yet ?
Exercices en haut a droite
She has gone to the supermarket
I have seen 3 films
I haven’t had my lunch yet
I haven’t seen Helen
Our football team has won
I haven’t met
Exercice en dessous :
I have lived here since 1992
I have worked there for two years
We have been married since 1993
He has worked there for three years
We have had the flat since may.
On utilise for quand on parle d’une durée (pendant 4 ans, pendant 3 jours) et on utilise since quand on parle d’une date de “départ” (on est marié depuis le 14 janvier 1992)
Pour le dernier carré je ne suis pas certaine donc je ne préfère pas t’enduire en erreur. Pour la suite je suis très sûre. Je te conseille d’apprendre tes verbes irréguliers car cet exercice est très simple si on les a appris. Dans le cas contraire les exercices peuvent être très durs.
Bonne journée.
