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Message de nelg posté le 14-07-2013 à 18:20:17 (S | E | F)
Bonjour
qui peut me corriger s'il vous plait ?
Merci pour vos réponses.!
Remplacer "can" par les équivalents correspondants "au présent simple", au " simple past" et "au futur"
1.She can come tomorrow
2.Can you tell it to your brother?
3.Jenny can't work this afternoon.
4.At what time can they come?
5.When can this child do this exercise?
J'ai mis:
1.She can come tomorrow.
Au présent : She can come today.
Au passé : She could come yesterday.
Au futur : She will be able to come tomorrow.
2.Can you tell it to your brother?
Au présent : Can you tell it to your brother?
Au passé : Could you tell it to your brother?
Au futur : Will you be able to tell it to your brother?
3.Jenny can't work this afternoon.
Au présent : Jenny can't work this afternoon.
Au passé : Jenny couldn't work yesterday afternoon.
Au futur : Jenny will not be able to work tomorrow afternoon.
4.At what time can they come?
Au présent : At what time can they come?
Au passé : At what time could they come?
Au futur : At what time will they be able to come?
5.When can this child do this exercise?
Au présent : When can this child do this exercise?
Au passé : When could this child do this exercise?
Au futur : When will this child be able to do this exercise?
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Modifié par lucile83 le 14-07-2013 18:39
Message de nelg posté le 14-07-2013 à 18:20:17 (S | E | F)
Bonjour
qui peut me corriger s'il vous plait ?
Merci pour vos réponses.!
Remplacer "can" par les équivalents correspondants "au présent simple", au " simple past" et "au futur"
1.She can come tomorrow
2.Can you tell it to your brother?
3.Jenny can't work this afternoon.
4.At what time can they come?
5.When can this child do this exercise?
J'ai mis:
1.She can come tomorrow.
Au présent : She can come today.
Au passé : She could come yesterday.
Au futur : She will be able to come tomorrow.
2.Can you tell it to your brother?
Au présent : Can you tell it to your brother?
Au passé : Could you tell it to your brother?
Au futur : Will you be able to tell it to your brother?
3.Jenny can't work this afternoon.
Au présent : Jenny can't work this afternoon.
Au passé : Jenny couldn't work yesterday afternoon.
Au futur : Jenny will not be able to work tomorrow afternoon.
4.At what time can they come?
Au présent : At what time can they come?
Au passé : At what time could they come?
Au futur : At what time will they be able to come?
5.When can this child do this exercise?
Au présent : When can this child do this exercise?
Au passé : When could this child do this exercise?
Au futur : When will this child be able to do this exercise?
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Modifié par lucile83 le 14-07-2013 18:39
Réponse: Equivalents/modaux de lucile83, postée le 14-07-2013 à 18:47:20 (S | E)
Hello,
Remplacer "can" par les équivalents correspondants "au présent simple", au " simple past" et "au futur"
J'ai mis:
1.She can come tomorrow.
Au présent : She can come today.
Au passé : She could come yesterday.
Au futur : She will be able to come tomorrow.
A mon avis vous devez chaque fois utiliser l'équivalent; or vous ne l'avez utilisé qu'au futur.
Réponse: Equivalents/modaux de willy, postée le 14-07-2013 à 20:37:15 (S | E)
Hello!
Can you tell it to your brother?
Cette phrase n'est pas possible ("tell to someone") ; il faut dire :
Can you tell your brother? (formulation plus fréquente ; "it" n'est pas nécessaire)
Réponse: Equivalents/modaux de traviskidd, postée le 14-07-2013 à 21:24:59 (S | E)
Hello.
"Tell" can indeed be followed by "to"; in fact, this is required when the indirect object follows the direct object.
All verbs allow the indirect object to follow the direct, and most verbs require it; however there are many exceptions, of which "tell" is one. (And, in the case of verbs like "know", "show" and "tell", a final "it" is indeed optional and usually omitted.)
See you.
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