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Bonjour
2° Complete the two conversations with the words in parentheses. Use the Present Perfect:
CONVERSATION 1:
BEV: How is your class going?
DIANA: Great. I have learnt (learn) a lot about the Arctic and polar explorers.
BEV: That sounds interesting. Have you read (read) that book by Paul Nicklen?
DIANA: No, I haven't Who is he? I have never heard (never/hear) of him.
BEV: He's a photographer. He has lived (live) and has worked in polar climates for many years . He has taken (take) amazing photos of all kinds of animals.
si la phrase est différente (un peu emmêlée dans l'énoncé) fais-le moi savoir en commentaire...
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CONVERSATION 2:
Lee : Mr Chin has just cancelled ( just / cancel) today's class.
Jen : Really ? Has he rescheduled ( reschedule) it yet ?
Lee : No, not yet. But I heard the class might be on Saturday .
Jen : Is that possible? Have you ever heard( ever / have ) a class on a Saturday ?
3° WRITING: Choose ONE question (tick it ) and answer it, using the Present Perfect, writing long and complex sentences.
What activities have you alway loved to do?
What interesting places have you visited recently?
What is the most exciting thing you have ever done?
ici c'est un travail personnel. Je ne connais ni ton âge, ni tes occupations....
Le present perfect = have au présent (have /she, he, it has) + participe passé du verbe. Si tu utilises les adverbes, "already", "ever", "never", "just' ils se placent ente have et le participe passé.
Pour "not ...yet" : not est accolé à have/ has (haven't/hasn't) et "yet" se situe en fin de phrase.
Fais au-moins un essai, nous nous ferons un plaisir de le corriger.
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Bonne journée☺☺☺