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    Plusieurs questions!


    Message de theflame posté le 06-10-2008 à 14:38:57 (S | E | F)

    Bonjour, j'aimerais savoir si les phrases suivantes sont similaires ou différentes et comprendre pourquoi doit-on utiliser l'une des deux formes de phrases.

    Will you be there - Are you be there

    Will you do it for me? - Are you do it for me ?

    You won't catch your train if you don't start in the time-
    You're not catch your train if you don't start in the time

    Won't you catch your train - Don't you catch your train

    Have you Pat's phone number - Do you have Pat's telephone number

    Do you get what you wanted - Did you get what you wanted

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    Modifié par bridg le 06-10-2008 15:13


    Réponse: Plusieurs questions! de jean31, postée le 06-10-2008 à 16:05:34 (S | E)
    Bonjour "cousine",


    Will you be there? OK - Are you be there. Faux Tu ne peux pas avoir 2 fois l'auxiliaire. La question correcte au présent est : Are you there?

    Will you do it for me? OK - Are you do it for me? Faux encore. Si tu veux ^poser la question au présent, ce sera Do you want to do it for me?

    You won't catch your train if you don't start on time. OK-
    You're not catch your train if you don't start in the time. Faux, pour la même raison. OU alors, il faut employer la forme be going to + V. => You are not going to catch your train...

    Won't you catch your train? OK - Don't you catch your train? OK

    Have you Pat's phone number? OK - Do you have Pat's telephone number? OK

    Do you get what you wanted?
    Erreur de concordance des temps. - Did you get what you wanted? Correct.

    NB Pour l'amour du ciel, pense à mettre un point d'interrogation à la fin de tes questions.
    En anglais, il se place sans espace immédiatement aprsè le dernier mot.



    Réponse: Plusieurs questions! de theflame, postée le 07-10-2008 à 13:39:17 (S | E)
    Jean pour les explications!




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