Réponse:
I already speak English
I have never slept under a tent
I haven't ridden a horse yet
I have never driven a car
....... , have you ever driven a car ?
....... , have you ridden a horse ?
Explications:
les endroits où j'ai mis "........", met un prénom d'un camarade de ta classe, bonne soirée
Bonjour,
Réponse :
Comme le dit la consigne, beaucoup de choses se sont passées ... il faut donc utiliser le present perfect ( pour faire le bilan )
I/you/we/they + have + participe passé
he/she/it + has + participe passé
1) Phil has found a new job.
2) Charles has gone to Brazil.
3) Jack and Jill have decided to get married.
4) Suzanne has had a baby .
5) Monica has given up smoking.
6) George has passed his driving-test.
Pour demander à quelqu'un si il a déjà fait quelque chose:
Have you ever + participe passé ...?
Have you ever spoken Italian?
Have you ever slept under a tent?
Have you ever ridden a horse?
Have you ever driven a car?
( short answer : No, I haven't // Yes, I have )
No, I have never spoken Italian.
No, I have never slept under a tent ( Non, je n'ai jamais ...)
Yes, I have already split in a tent. ( Oui, j'ai déjà ...)
No, I have never ridden a horse.
No, I have never driven a car.
