Le present perfect : corrigé des exercices d’anglais 4e

1. visited
2. seen
3. gone (ou been au sens d’aller et revenir)
4. eaten
5. written (t doublé)
6. studied (y devient ie)
7. taken
8. bought
9. been
10. stopped (p doublé)

1. I have finished my book.
2. My brother has broken his phone.
3. We have cleaned the classroom.
4. The cat has eaten all the fish.
5. You have made a mistake.
6. Sarah and Tom have arrived. (sujet pluriel)
7. It has stopped raining.

1. I have lost my keys.
2. She has written a poem.
3. They have gone to the cinema.
4. We have seen this film before.
5. He has done the washing-up.
6. My parents have bought a new car.
7. You have taken my pen!
8. The team has won the match.

1. She hasn’t read this book. / Has she read this book?
2. They haven’t visited the museum. / Have they visited the museum?
3. You haven’t met my cousin. / Have you met my cousin?
4. He hasn’t found his wallet. / Has he found his wallet?
5. We haven’t tidied our rooms. / Have we tidied our rooms?

Seul l’auxiliaire bouge : on n’ajoute jamais do ou did.

1. The bus has just left. (il y a quelques secondes)
2. Have you finished your homework yet? (question, fin de phrase)
3. I’ve already had lunch.
4. I haven’t called my grandma yet. (négation)
5. It has just started to snow.
6. I’ve already cleaned it, Mum! (c’est fait, plus tôt que ce que pense maman)
7. The guests haven’t arrived yet.

1. I have just sent the email.
2. Has the film started yet?
3. We have already seen this episode.
4. She hasn’t answered yet.
5. They have just come back from holiday.
6. He has already eaten three cookies!

1. He has already packed his suitcase.
2. He hasn’t bought a toothbrush yet.
3. He has already charged his phone.
4. He hasn’t found his passport yet.
5. He has already printed the ticket.
6. He hasn’t said goodbye to his dog yet.

1. Have you ever ridden a horse? Yes, I have.
2. Have you ever climbed a mountain? No, I have never climbed a mountain.
3. Have you ever met a famous person? No, I have never met a famous person.
4. Have you ever eaten Indian food? Yes, I have.
5. Have you ever flown in a helicopter? No, I have never flown in a helicopter.
6. Have you ever swum in a lake? Yes, I have.

Participes irréguliers à retenir : ridden, met, eaten, flown, swum.

1. He has gone to the supermarket. (il n’est pas encore revenu)
2. I have been to London three times. (expérience)
3. Have you ever been to Ireland?
4. They’ve gone on holiday. (ils sont absents)
5. She has never been to a rock concert.

1. He has finished his project.
2. I have seen that film. (participe passé, pas prétérit)
3. We have never been to Italy. (pas de double négation)
4. Have you eaten lunch yet? (yet en fin de phrase)
5. She has already gone home.
6. They have just arrived.
7. I have lost my bag. (l’auxiliaire est have)

1. I have just finished my book.
2. Have you ever visited Edinburgh?
3. She hasn’t done her homework yet.
4. We have never seen the sea.
5. They have already eaten.
6. My brother has lost his phone.

1. He has been to three countries: Spain, Italy and Morocco.
2. No, she hasn’t. She has never left France.
3. She has just booked a trip to Scotland with her class.
4. No, she hasn’t bought warm clothes yet.
5. Exemple : I have already read all the Harry Potter books.
6. Exemple : I have never eaten snails.
7. Exemple : Have you ever seen a whale?