Tous les exercices
Conjugaison Anglaise
Apprenez à jongler avec les temps de l'anglais. Du présent simple aux conditionnels mixtes, maîtrisez la transformation des verbes.
A1
A1 - Débutant
Les bases indispensables : être, avoir, le présent simple et les capacités.
Le verbe To Be (Être) au PrésentWas et Were : Le verbe 'To Be' au PasséHave got (Avoir) : Possession et FamilleLe Présent Simple : Habitudes et Vérités GénéralesLe Présent Continu : Actions en coursLe Past Simple : Raconter au PasséWill et Shall : Exprimer le FuturGoing to : Plans et PrédictionsCan et Can't : Capacité, Permission et PossibilitéCould et Couldn't : Capacité et Permission au PasséWould like : Offres et Requêtes PoliesZero Conditional : Vérités Générales et ScientifiquesVerb Patterns : Verbe + To ou Verbe + -ingL'Impératif : Donner des Ordres et des Conseils
A2
A2 - Élémentaire
Les temps du récit et les premières structures conditionnelles.
Le Présent Continu ( Futur / Habitudes )
Le Past Continuous (Passé Continu)
First Conditional (Le Premier Conditionnel)Les Modaux : Should, Must, Have ToPhrasal verbs: Common usesPresent simple vs present continuousPresent perfect: Form and usePresent perfect or past simple?Past simple: Form and usePast continuous and past simple
Past perfectWill vs be going to: FutureReview of all verb tenses A2Might, might not: Possibility
‘May’ and ‘might’: What’s the difference?
Used to, didn’t use to: past habits and states
How to use the verb ‘go’ in English
The different uses of the verb ‘get’
‘Do’ vs ‘Make’: What’s the difference?
Verbs with two objectsStative vs dynamic verbsPhrasal verbs: Transitive, intransitive, separable, inseparableSecond conditionalPresent and past simple passive: Be + past participleReported speech / Indirect speechExpressing purpose with ‘to’ and ‘for’
Infinitives and gerunds: Verb patternsB1
B1 - Intermédiaire
Nuances de passé, voix passive et discours rapporté.
Les Temps du Perfect (B1)La Voix Passive (B1)Le Discours Indirect (B1)Used to (Habitudes passées)
Conditionals: 2nd and 3rd
Past tense responses (Short answers)Present simple or present continuous
Past simple or present perfect?Present perfect simple and continuousPast simple, past continuous, past perfect
Narrative tenses: All past tensesFuture forms: Will, be going to, present continuousFuture continuous and future perfectReview of all verb tenses B1Review of all verb tenses B1-B2Have to, must, should: Obligation, prohibition, necessity, advice
Should vs ought toHad better… it’s time
Can, could, be able to: Ability and possibilityModal verbs of deduction: Must, might, could, can’tUsually, used to, be used to, get used toPhrasal verbs 1, 2 & 3: Exercises and explanation
Would rather & Would sooner
Needn’t, don’t need to, didn’t need to, needn’t have
Past modal verbs of deductionLikely, unlikely, bound, definitely, probably: Probability
First conditional, future time clauses
Zero and first conditional and future time clausesWhen I do vs When I have doneSecond conditional: Unreal situations
First and second conditionals
Third conditional: Past unreal situationsSecond and third conditionals: Unreal conditionals
Wishes and regrets: I wish / If onlyPassive verb forms
Active and passive voice
The passive voice: All tensesThe passive with reporting verbs
Have something doneGerund or infinitive: Do, to do, doingWould rather, would prefer: Expressing preferenceReporting verbs: Admit doing, refuse to do, etc.Say vs Tell vs Speak vs Talk : 4 verbes à ne pas confondreRise vs Raise : intransitif vs transitif (les pièges francophones)Borrow vs Lend : la direction du transfert (les pièges francophones)Would prefer vs Would rather vs Had better vs Should : 4 verbes de décision B1Remember / Forget / Regret + -ing ou To Do : la mémoire en 3 verbes B1In Case vs If : la précaution face à la condition (B1)Bring vs Take vs Fetch : la direction du mouvement (les pièges francophones)Lie vs Lay : mentir, s'allonger, poser (les pièges francophones)Tag Questions : reconnaître l'auxiliaire & intonation (B1)B2
B2 - Intermédiaire Avancé
Hypothèses complexes et temps du futur avancés.
Mixed Conditionals (Les Conditionnels Mixtes)
Narrative tenses, used to, would
Future forms: Expressing future time
Exprimer le futur autrement : Be about to, be due to, be set to, be on the verge ofFuture in the past : was going to, was about to, was due to, was toModal verbs: Permission, obligation, prohibition, necessity
Speculation and deduction: Modal verbs and expressions
Verbs of the sensesGet: Different meaningsCausative verbs : make, let, have, get quelqu'un faire quelque choseCould, was able to, managed to, succeeded in -ing : la capacité passée réussieUnless, even if, provided, as long as, etc.: ConditionalsAll conditionals: Mixed conditionals, alternatives to if, inversion
Mixed conditionals: If I were you, I wouldn’t have done it
Wish, rather, if only, it’s time: Unreal uses of past tenses
Le Distancing : Prendre du recul en anglais (Passive of Reporting Verbs)Passive verbs with two objects
Verb + object + infinitive/gerund: Verb patterns
Gerunds and infinitives: Complex forms
Reported speech : transformer les modaux (will → would, can → could, must → had to)Would for past habits : la nuance B2 avec used toBe used to vs Get used to : l'habitude ancrée et le processus d'adaptationHave: Auxiliary or main verb
Would rather + Rather than : Nuancer ses préférences en B2Past Perfect Continuous : Had Been Doing, la durée avant un repère passéBe supposed to : ce qui est censé se passer (B2)As if / As though : la comparaison hypothétique en B2Future Perfect Continuous : Will Have Been Doing, la durée qui mène à un repère futurC1
C1 - Autonome
Maîtrise totale des nuances de temps et des modaux au passé.
Futures: Revision and Advanced usage
Advanced Inversion with auxiliaries
Nuances of modals in the past
Cleft sentences: Adding emphasis