Corrigé present perfect et be + -ing : anglais seconde

1. have broken
2. has chosen
3. have never ridden
4. have just won
5. has already spent
6. Have you ever swum
7. hasn’t scored : yet se place en fin de phrase.

1. since (point de départ)
2. for (durée)
3. since
4. for
5. since : since + proposition au prétérit.
6. since
7. for
8. since

1. have written : quantité (five emails).
2. have been writing : activité sur une durée.
3. has known : verbe d’état.
4. Have you been sunbathing : activité qui laisse une trace.
5. have visited : bilan chiffré avec so far.
6. have you been waiting : durée d’une activité.

1. saw : last week.
2. have seen : expérience, bilan.
3. did you move : when interroge sur un moment passé.
4. have you lived (ou have you been living) : durée jusqu’à maintenant.
5. left : ago.
6. has stolen : résultat visible.
7. wrote : Shakespeare est mort, la période est close.
8. has written : la sœur peut encore en écrire.

1. How long has she been training?
2. How long have they lived in Wales? (ou Since when have they lived in Wales?)
3. How many times has he seen the film?
4. How long have you been waiting?
5. How long have you known each other?

1. I have been learning Spanish for three years.
2. It has been snowing since midnight.
3. I haven’t seen Mia since June.
4. She has had this car since 2018. : buy devient have, verbe d’état qui exprime la possession.
5. We have been waiting for an hour.
6. It’s months since he last cooked. (ou since he cooked)

1. I’ve been learning English for six years.
2. She hasn’t spoken to me since Monday.
3. How long have you been waiting?
4. It’s the first time I’ve come to Edinburgh. (ou I’ve been to Edinburgh)
5. They’ve just left.
6. Have you ever eaten sushi?

1. Je travaille sur ce projet depuis septembre.
2. Il est allé chez le médecin. (il y est encore)
3. Nous n’avons pas eu de leurs nouvelles depuis des semaines.
4. Il a plu toute la journée. (ou Il n’a pas arrêté de pleuvoir de la journée.)
5. Elle est allée deux fois en Australie.

1. I have lived in this town since I was born.
2. She bought a new phone yesterday.
3. We have known each other for years.
4. He has been there for two weeks.
5. Have you finished your homework yet? : already et yet ne se cumulent pas ; yet dans la question.
6. I have been reading this book for an hour. : la durée d’une activité se dit en be + -ing.

1. She has been in Cornwall for a week.
2. They have been surfing.
3. She has taken about three hundred photos.
4. It has been raining since Tuesday.
5. They have been playing board games.
6. Par exemple I’ve already taken (bilan chiffré, résultat) et we’ve been surfing (activité répétée qui dure).

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