COMPLETER AVEC DIFFERENTS AUXILIAIRES DE MODE
(OU FORMES DE SUBSTITUTION),
AUX FORMES ET AUX TEMPS QUI
CONVIENNENT
1.
As
I did not have enough money, I ---- not buy another record.
2.
You
---- play more quietly, your Dad is sleeping.
3.
We
---- leave, as there were no tickets for us.
4.
Her
shoes are too old, she ---- buy a new pair.
5.
If
your car is clean, you ---- probably ---- sell it more easily.
6.
He
says he is strong, he ---- carry the suitcase himself.
7.
As
it was my sister's birhtday, I ---- buy her a present!
8.
All
the plates are dirty, you ---- do the washing-up again.
9.
----
she ---- teach them German? Yes, I am afraid she will.
10.
When
I stayed at my friend's, her parents were strict, I ---- never ---- go out in
the evening!
11.
We
---- stay at home because my brother was ill.
12.
I
am afraid you ---- practise more often, you are not very good.
13.
----
we ---- do these exercises for tomorrow?
14.
As
they wanted to build a factory here, we ---- send them a petition.
15.
----
you help me please?
16.
Do
you think you ---- collect the signatures for the end of the week?
17.
As
we were on foot, we ---- leave the party early.
18.
She
---- never ---- buy such an expensive car!
19.
As
she was a woman, she ---- not ---- enter the mosque.
20.
----
you answer straight away please?
21.
Now
that you are eighteen you ---- drive.
22.
I
---- finish that book before tomorrow.
23.
He
has not paid them yet but he ---- do it, or he will be punished.
24.
When
he was younger he ---- lift things easily.
25.
I
am sorry but she ---- take the next bus; she has just missed one.
26.
I
am afraid you ---- eat it all, or she will be angry.
27.
You
are too fat, you ---- not eat so much.
28.
Tomorrow
she ---- probably ---- stay up later, as there are no lessons.
29.
----
I have another cigarette please?
30.
If
my school results were better I ---- go on holiday with her!
TRANSFORMER LES PHRASES DE FACON A UTILISER CAN, MUST OU MAY
1.
Perhaps
it will be easier.
2.
It
is impossible, he is not a French teacher!
3.
Perhaps
it will snow during the night.
4.
I
do not want you to choose.
5.
They
will probably be strong enough to do it.
6.
I
would like to borrow your ladder, please.
7.
He
wants us to learn this text by heart.
8.
This
girl is probably English.
9.
My
friends'teacher wants them to work hard.
10.
It
is impossible, he does not live in such a dirty house!
PRECISER LES DEUX SENS DE MUST ,
PUIS METTRE LES PHRASES AU FUTUR LORSQUE C'EST POSSIBLE
1.
She
must be a foreigner.
2.
Young
people must keep up with the fashion.
3.
It
must be important.
4.
Why
must he hang it on the wall?
5.
That
must be difficult.
6.
When
must you make your decision public?
7.
The
tenants know they must pay the rent.
8.
It
must be interesting.
9.
We
must find a rope.
10.
Why
must you sum up this text now?
PRECISER LES DEUX SENS DE CAN PUIS METTRE LES PHRASES AU FUTUR
1.
Can
he walk with a stick?
2.
I
can watch Tv in the evening.
3.
The
neighbours can build their wall if they want to.
4.
I
wonder how many kilos of sausages they can swallow!
5.
Who
can translate it for me?
6.
I
am sure you can't reach the top, you are too weak.
7.
Do
you think we can switch the TV on?
8.
Her
parents are very strict, I am afraid she can't stay.
9.
He
can't type, he is too stupid.
10.
Margaret
can't come to the theatre with us tonight!
PRECISER LES DEUX SENS DE MAY, PUIS METTRE LES PHRASES AU FUTUR LORSQUE
C'EST POSSIBLE
1.
It
may rain.
2.
She
may not tell her that story, it is too long, her parents do not want her to.
3.
Dorothy
may not eat all of them, her Mum does not want her to.
4.
My
younger sister may not work on Dad's computer.
5.
The
others may understand as well.
6.
May
she make up her mind herself?
7.
She
may be older than Jeremy.
8.
It
may freeze tonight.
9.
Dick
may not like it, you know.
10.
Women
may not go down the pits.
PRECISER LES DEUX SENS DE CAN PUIS METTRE LES PHRASES AU PASSE
1.
Can
Mrs Plump cook?
2.
That
can't be true!
3.
He
can't be so jealous!
4.
Steve
can't hire a motorbike! He has not got any money!
5.
The
professor can't develop his theory, it is too noisy!
6.
I
do not believe you! You can't find any dry wood in such a place!
7.
He
is so tired that he can't even climb the stairs!
8.
Can
you lend her a ticket?
9.
Surely
they can't stop on the motorway!
10.
We
can drop your parents a line.
TRANSFORMER LES PHRASES DE FACON A UTILISER CAN'T HAVE, MUST HAVE OU MAY HAVE
1.
It
is impossible! He has not caught the plane in time.
2.
I
think they have registered their luggage.
3.
Well,
perhaps they have changed their minds.
4.
They
have probably filled their immigration forms by now.
5.
Perhaps
she has looked at the map.
6.
It
is impossible, they didn't come back so late in the evening!
7.
I
am sure she has paid her fare.
8.
Perhaps
he has built it himself, after all.
9.
She
has probably heard the news.
10.
It
is impossible, they have not run out of petrol!