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Bonjour
Mets les phrases suivantes à la forme négative puis à la forme interrogative et fais la réponse courte
affirmative ou négative: yes/no est indiqué entre parenthèses (attention à l'auxiliaire):
Ex: She was born in France. (Yes) She wasn't born in France. Was she born in France? Yes, she was.
1. I was hungry this morning. (No)
I wasn't hungry this morning.
Were you hungry this morning ? No, I wasn't
2. Shakespeare was German. (No)
Shakespeare wasn't German.
Was Shakespeare German ? No, he wasn't.
3. She looked like her mother
She didn't look like her mother?
.Did she look like her mother? Yes, she did.
4. He saw his grandparents last weekend. (No)
He didn't see his grandparents last weekend.
Did he see his grandparents last weekend. No, he didn't.
5. We were at home last night. (Yes)
We weren't home last night.
Were we home last night ? Yes, we were.
6. Agatha Christie wrotedetective stories. (Yes)
Agatha Christie didn't write detective stories.
Did Agatha Christie write detective stories ? Yes, she did.
7. His father was a factory worker. (Yes)
His father wasn't a factory worker.
Was his father a factory worker. Yes, he was.
8. Bill often threw tantrums. (No)
Bill didn't often throw tantrums.
Did Bill often throw tantrums ? No, he didn't.
Négatif et interrogatif au prétérit
on emploie le prétérit de l'auxilaire "do" qui est did. L'auxilaire étant déjà conjugué, les verbes reprennent leur Base Verbale.
Attention = I saw => I didn't see. Did I see ?
Les réponses courtes se forment après "Yes" ou "No" + virgule + pronom sujet représentant le sujet, + auxiliaire.
Après NO, la négation est toujours contractée
BE étant un auxilaire, il se suffit à lui-même.
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