Auxiliary Auxiliaires Be- have etc... (English exercise n°4717 - Please quote this number when contacting us)Other English exercises on the same topicAuxiliary Auxiliaires Be- have etc... Jongler avec les auxiliaires SI ... La question commencera par : Exemples Réponses courtes : verbe = be ( être ) am, is, are, was, were To make questions using the verb 'to be' you simply place it in front of the sentence. Am I late ? / Are you tired ?/ Was she at home ? / Were they ill ? Yes + sujet + auxiliaire : ex => Yes, you are. No + sujet + auxiliaire + négation : ex => No, she wasn't. verbe = have ( avoir) has, have, had Has he eaten ? Had Bob begun ? Have you decided ? Yes + sujet + auxiliaire : ex => Yes, he has. No + sujet + auxiliaire + négation : ex => No, I haven't. verbe = 1 verbe ordinaire ( au présent simple ou au prétérit ) You already know that to make interrogative sentences we need an auxiliary. In the present we used DO and DOES For the past tense we use DID.do, does, did Do you live here ? Does he practise every day ? Did she agree ? Yes + sujet + auxiliaire : ex =>Yes, I do. No + sujet + auxiliaire + négation : ex => No, she didn't. can = pouvoir (capacité) can Can she play tennis ? Can you run fast ? Yes + sujet + can : ex => Yes, she can. No + sujet + can + négation : ex => No, I can't. may = pouvoir ( permission ) may May I come with you ? May he come too ? Yes + sujet + may : ex => Yes, you may. No + sujet + must + négation : ex => No, he mustn't. must = devoir must Must you go now ? Must you phone first ? Yes + sujet + must : ex => Yes, I must. No + sujet + need + négation : ex => No, I needn't. question au futur will Will she be ready ? Will you play with me ? Yes + sujet + will : ex => yes, she will. No + sujet + will + négation : ex => No, I won't. question au conditionnel would Would she be happy ? Would they believe me ? Yes + sujet + would : ex => Yes, she would. No + sujet + would + négation : ex => No, they wouldn't. Test : trouver l'auxiliaire = 1 mot qui commencera la question correspondant à la réponse donnée. Se demander quelle question a pu être posée pour que l'on réponde ainsi.English exercise "" created by anonyme (11-11-2005) with The test builderClick here to see the current stats of this English test1. Yes, that's right, I want to go back home by bus. 2. With Doris ? Certainly not ! I ate with Mary. 3. Of course, he can play cricket ! 4. You have read the rules, haven't you ? No, you mustn't leave your dog here ! 5. Your attention please ! 'Children needn't pay.' 6. You perfectly know that she wouldn't like to be a nurse. 7. Was it worth asking the question ? They won't take that course, it's too expensive ! 8. Dad , tired ? Are you joking ? Dad is never tired. 9. No, Inspector, we weren't at home when it happened. 10. Er...well, Aunt Polly never drinks vodka. End of the learn English: Auxiliary Auxiliaires Be- have etc... (21.06.2008 21:50)A free English exercise to learn English.
Jongler avec les auxiliaires
verbe = be ( être )
To make questions using the verb 'to be' you simply place it in front of the sentence.
Am I late ? / Are you tired ?/ Was she at home ? / Were they ill ?
Yes + sujet + auxiliaire :
ex => Yes, you are.
No + sujet + auxiliaire + négation :
ex => No, she wasn't.
Has he eaten ?
Had Bob begun ?
Have you decided ?
ex => Yes, he has.
ex => No, I haven't.
You already know that to make interrogative sentences we need an auxiliary. In the present we used DO and DOES For the past tense we use DID.
Do you live here ?
Does he practise every day ?
Did she agree ?
ex =>Yes, I do.
ex => No, she didn't.
Can she play tennis ?
Can you run fast ?
Yes + sujet + can :
ex => Yes, she can.
No + sujet + can + négation : ex => No, I can't.
May I come with you ?
May he come too ?
Yes + sujet + may :
ex => Yes, you may.
No + sujet + must + négation :
ex => No, he mustn't.
Must you go now ?
Must you phone first ?
Yes + sujet + must :
ex => Yes, I must.
No + sujet + need + négation :
ex => No, I needn't.
Will she be ready ?
Will you play with me ?
Yes + sujet + will :
ex => yes, she will.
No + sujet + will + négation : ex => No, I won't.
Would she be happy ?
Would they believe me ?
Yes + sujet + would :
ex => Yes, she would.
No + sujet + would + négation :
ex => No, they wouldn't.