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Present perfect
Message de jeanmi posté le 11-08-2005 à 12:02:07 (S | E | F | I)
Le present perfect semble poser de nombreux problèmes alors, je vous propose un exercice où je vous demande de conjuguer le verbe entre parenthèses au present perfect simple ou en BE+ING.

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1. I (not see) you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you (do) since I last saw you.
3. He (not be) here since Christmas; I wonder where he (live) since then.
4. I (try) to learn English for years, but I (not succeed) yet.
5. We (live) here for the last six months, and just (decide) to move.
6. You already (drink) three cups of tea since I (sit) here.
7. That book (lie) on the table for weeks. You (not read) it yet?
8. I (wait) here for her since seven o'clock and she (not come) yet.
9. He (not have) a holiday for nine years because he (be) too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I (phone) you four times and (not find) you at home.

Good luck.

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Edité par jeanmi le 11-08-2005 12:46

Réponse: Present perfect de joy813, postée le 11-08-2005 à 12:26:12 (S | E)
Je n'ai pas l'impression que çà va s'arranger Jeanmi

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn't been being here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We ~~have lived~~ have been living here for the last six months, and just have decided to move.
6. You already have drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven't found you at home.

, Jeanmi
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Edité par joy813 le 11-08-2005 18:16
Je viens de retirer une horreur , Jeanmi, et je n'ose même pas te dire où

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Edité par joy813 le 12-08-2005 14:42
correction

Réponse: Present perfect de lucile83, postée le 11-08-2005 à 15:12:01 (S | E)
Hello,

1. I haven’t seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He has not been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I have not succeeded yet.
5. We have been living here for the last six months, and have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven’t read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn’t come yet.
9. He hasn’t had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and not found you at home.

See you soon

Réponse: Present perfect de kathleen, postée le 11-08-2005 à 17:16:47 (S | E)
Bonsoir Jeanmi!

Tu as bien fait de donner cet exercice. On en a énormément besoin.
Mais même avec ça, je n'arrive pas à faire la différence entre ces deux temps.
Qui a pu bien inventé ces temps?
Cette personne était sûrement en colère quand il l'a inventé, et c'est nous qui sommes la cible.Pauvre de nous!

1. I haven’t seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn’t been being here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven’t succeeded yet.
5. We have been living here for the last six months, and have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven’t read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn’t come yet.
9. He hasn’t had a holiday for nine years because he has been being too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven’t found you at home.

Jeanmi! J'ai fait mon possible (avec juste un peu de loterie ).

Réponse: Present perfect de post-scriptum, postée le 11-08-2005 à 22:22:04 (S | E)
Bonsoir à toutes et à tous,

Ô temps suspend ton vol...

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn't been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We've been living here for the last six months, and just have decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I've been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I've been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been ~~being~~ too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I've phoned you four times and haven't found you at home.

Merci, et à une autre fois peut-être

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Edité par post-scriptum le 13-08-2005 23:03
merci Jeanmi

Réponse: Present perfect de isa71, postée le 11-08-2005 à 23:16:49 (S | E)
hello everybody

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn't been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We have lived here for the last six months, and just have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been being too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven't found you at home.

c'est très dur je ne suis pas convaincu de mes réponses
il n'y aurai pas par hazard des mots clés des questions spéciales à se poser pour différencier tous ces temps je te promets que mes cours je les ai épluché mais je me mélange

pour cet exercice
isa

Réponse: Present perfect de fik, postée le 11-08-2005 à 23:52:59 (S | E)

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn't been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We have lived here for the last six months, and just have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been being too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven't found you at home.

C'est mon dernier exo...See you on september

Réponse: Present perfect de masselotte, postée le 12-08-2005 à 07:57:29 (S | E)
Bonjour jeanmi

1. I (haven't seen) you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you (have done) since I last saw you.
3. He (hasn't been being) here since Christmas; I wonder where he (has been living) since then.
4. I have been (trying) to learn English for years, but I (haven't succeeded) yet.
5. We (have been living) here for the last six months, and have just (decided) to move.
6. You have already ( drunk) three cups of tea since I (have been sitting) here.
7. That book (has been lying) on the table for weeks. You (haven't read) it yet?
8. I (have been waiting) here for her since seven o'clock and she (hasn't come) yet.
9. He (hasn't had) a holiday for nine years because he (has been) too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I (have phoned) you four times and (haven't found) you at home.

et à bientôt

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Edité par masselotte le 12-08-2005 13:03 merci jeanmi

Réponse: Present perfect de to-be-free, postée le 12-08-2005 à 13:31:27 (S | E)
hello
1. I have not seen you for long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He has not been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I have not succeeded it yet.
5. We had lived here for the last six months, and just have decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. Haven’t you read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o’clock and she has not come yet.
9. He has not had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number, I have phoned you four times and have not found you at home.

Réponse: Present perfect de marit64, postée le 13-08-2005 à 01:42:19 (S | E)
Hi everybody!

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you've been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn't been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I've been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We've been living here for the last six months, and have just decided to move.
6. You've already drunk three cups of tea since I've been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I've been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I've phoned you four times and not found you at home.

jeanmi for this interesting exercise!
So long,

Réponse: Present perfect de zinedine, postée le 13-08-2005 à 15:52:18 (S | E)
hello jeanmi
1. I haven’t seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He hasn’t been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven’t succeeded yet.
5. We have been living here for the last six months and have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven’t read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn’t come yet.
9. He hasn’t had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven’t found you at home.
vous m'avez rappelé un temps important

Réponse: Present perfect de grabuge, postée le 13-08-2005 à 19:14:18 (S | E)
1. I've not seen you for a long time. (je vous vois maintenant)
2. You must tell me what you have done since I last saw you.
3. He havsn't' been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I've been trying to learn English for years, but I've not succeeded yet.
5. We've lived here for the last six months, and just decided to move.
6. You already have drunk three cups of tea since I've sat here.
7. That book has lied on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I've been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she has not come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I(ve phoned you four times and not found you at home.

J'espère qu'il n'y a pas trop d'erreurs hihihi

Réponse: Present perfect de samia51, postée le 17-08-2005 à 15:35:21 (S | E)

Bonjour Jeanmi
Merci pour cet exercice

1. I (haven't seen) you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you (have been doing) since I last saw you.
3. He (has not been) here since Christmas; I wonder where he (has been living) since then.
4. I (have been trying) to learn English for years, but I (have not succeeded) yet.
5. We (have been living) here for the last six months, and have just (decided) to move.
6. You have already (drunk) three cups of tea since I (have been sitting) here.
7. That book (has been lying) on the table for weeks. You (have not read) it yet?
8. I (have been waiting) here for her since seven o'clock and she (has not come) yet.
9. He (has not had) a holiday for nine years because he (has been) too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I (have phoned) you four times and (have not found) you at home.

Réponse: Present perfect de anon, postée le 17-08-2005 à 15:52:43 (S | E)
Bonjour,

1. I haven't seen you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He has not been here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeeded yet.
5. We have been living here for the last six months, and have just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she has not come yet.
9. He hasn't had a holiday for nine years because he has been too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned you four times and haven't found you at home.

Réponse: Present perfect de oil, postée le 07-09-2005 à 13:21:11 (S | E)

It is never too late to discover exercices...

1. I haven’t seen you for a long time
2. You must tell me what you have done since I last saw you
3. He hasn’t been here since Christmas; I wonder where he lives since then
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven’t succeed yet
5. We have lived here for the last six months, and just have decided to move
6. You already have drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here
7. That book has been lying on the table for weeks. You haven’t read it yet ?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn’t come yet
9. He hasn’t had a holiday for nine years because he was too busy
10. Since you gave me your number I have phoned four times and haven’t found you at home

Réponse: Present perfect de kuene, postée le 15-09-2005 à 17:14:14 (S | E)
il faudrait expliquer pourquoi il y a faute DANS LES EXERCICES DE GRAMMAIRE

n'y a-t-il pas moyen d'avoir un cours mensuel pour chaque niveau ?

EXCUSEZ MOI SI JE SUIS TROP EXIGENTE

Réponse: Present perfect de magmatic_rock, postée le 17-09-2005 à 03:25:22 (S | E)
Salut Jeanmi,

1. I haven't see you for a long time.
2. You must tell me what you have been doing since I last saw you.
3. He wasn't here since Christmas; I wonder where he has been living since then.
4. I have been trying to learn English for years, but I haven't succeed yet.
5. We have been living here for the last six months, and just decided to move.
6. You have already drunk three cups of tea since I have been sitting here.
7. That book lied on the table for weeks. You haven't read it yet?
8. I have been waiting here for her since seven o'clock and she hasn't come yet.
9. He hadn't a holiday for nine years because he was too busy.
10. Since you gave me your number I phoned you four times and haven't find you at home

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Edité par magmatic_rock le 17-09-2005 03:26

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