Précis grammatical Broadway

Présent simple
1. I knows him.
2. I know him.
3. I knowing him.
4. I am know him.
Présent simple
1. You understand?
2. Do you understand?
3. Understand you?
4. You do?
Présent simple
1. She often visit me.
2. She is often visit me.
3. She often visiting me.
4. She often visits me.
Présent simple
1. I'm hating fish.
2. I hates fish.
3. I hating fish.
4. I hate fish.
Présent being
1. Look ! He work.
2. Look ! He's working.
3. Look ! He works.
4. Look ! He working.
Présent being
1. What do you want?
2. What are you wanting?
3. What want you?
4. What you want?
Présent being
1. He is busy, he has dinner.
2. He is busy, he's having dinner.
3. He is busy, he have dinner.
4. He is busy, he having dinner.
Présent being
1. She always complain !
2. She's always complaining !
3. She always complaining !
4. She complains always !
Present perfect
1. He has eaten a lot.
2. He have eaten a lot.
3. He is eaten a lot.
4. He has eat a lot.
Present perfect
1. The fridge is empty: they eat everything.
2. The fridge is empty: they have eaten everything.
3. The fridge is empty: they are eating everything.
4. The fridge is empty: they eaten everything.
Present perfect
1. Do you see this film?
2. Are you see this film?
3. Saw you this film?
4. Have you seen this film?
Present perfect
1. The floor is covered with paint: he has painted.
2. The floor is covered with paint: he painted.
3. The floor is covered with paint: he has been painting.
4. The floor is covered with paint: he paints.
Present perfect
1. He smells of beer: he has been drinking.
2. He smells of beer: he has drunk.
3. He smells of beer: he is drinking.
4. He smells of beer: he drank.
Prétérit
1. He locked the door. Then he leaves.
2. He locked the door. Then he has left.
3. He locked the door. Then he left.
4. He locked the door. Then he is leaving.
Prétérit
1. He is used to live here.
2. He was used to live here.
3. He used to live here.
4. He uses to live here.
Prétérit
1. When I arrived, she was sleeping.
2. When I arrived, she slept.
3. When I arrived, she sleeps.
4. When I arrived, she has slept.
Present perfect ou prétérit?
1. Do you realize what you did?
2. Do you realize what you did do?
3. Do you realize what you are done?
4. Do you realize what you've done?
Present perfect ou prétérit?
1. When have you met her?
2. When did you meet her?
3. When did you met her?
4. When have you meet her?
For - since - ago
1. Shakespeare lived in this house since two years.
2. Shakespeare lived in this house two years ago.
3. Shakespeare lived in this house for two years.
4. Shakespeare lived in this house in two years.
For - since - ago
1. He's been here for Saturday.
2. He's been here Saturday ago.
3. He's been here last Saturday.
4. He's been here since Saturday.
For - since - ago
1. They built this castle ages ago.
2. They built this castle for ages.
3. They built this castle in ages.
4. They built this castle since ages.
Pluperfect
1. When I arrived, he has already left.
2. When I arrived, he already left.
3. When I arrived, he had already left.
4. When I arrived, he already was left.
Pluperfect
1. I realised that he has gone.
2. I realised that he is going.
3. I realised that he went.
4. I realised that he had gone.
Prétérit / pluperfect modal
1. If he came I would tell him the truth.
2. If he comes I would tell him the truth.
3. If he is coming I would tell him the truth.
4. If he has come I would tell him the truth.
Prétérit / pluperfect modal
1. I wish you was here.
2. I wish you were here.
3. I wish you are here.
4. I wish you be here.
Prétérit / pluperfect modal
1. If only you tell me.
2. If only you are telling me.
3. If only you tells me.
4. If only you had told me.

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