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SOMMAIRE
Verbes Réguliers
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Sommaire
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Verbes Réguliers
Les verbes réguliers suivent des schémas prévisibles. Prenons le verbe « to walk » (marcher) comme exemple :
Sujet | Présent Simple | Passé Simple | Participe Passé | Exemple Présent | Exemple Passé |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | walk | walked | walked | I walk to school every day. | I walked to school yesterday. |
You | walk | walked | walked | You walk to work every day. | You walked to work yesterday. |
He/She/It | walks | walked | walked | She walks in the park daily. | She walked in the park yesterday. |
We | walk | walked | walked | We walk together every evening. | We walked together last evening. |
You (pl.) | walk | walked | walked | You walk to the gym regularly. | You walked to the gym last week. |
They | walk | walked | walked | They walk their dog daily. | They walked their dog yesterday. |
Verbes Irréguliers
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Verbes Irréguliers
Les verbes irréguliers ne suivent pas toujours les règles de conjugaison régulières. Prenons le verbe « to be » (être) et « to have » (avoir) comme exemples :
Verbe Irrégulier : To Be
Sujet | Présent Simple | Passé Simple | Participe Passé | Exemple Présent | Exemple Passé |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | am | was | been | I am happy today. | I was happy yesterday. |
You | are | were | been | You are early this morning. | You were early yesterday morning. |
He/She/It | is | was | been | She is at the office. | She was at the office yesterday. |
We | are | were | been | We are ready for the trip. | We were ready last week. |
You (pl.) | are | were | been | You are great friends. | You were great friends in school. |
They | are | were | been | They are at home. | They were at home last night. |
Présent, Passé et Futur Simples
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Présent, Passé et Futur Simples
Sujet | Présent Simple | Passé Simple | Futur Simple | Exemple Présent | Exemple Passé | Exemple Futur |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | walk | walked | will walk | I walk to school every day. | I walked to school yesterday. | I will walk to school tomorrow. |
You | walk | walked | will walk | You walk to work every day. | You walked to work yesterday. | You will walk to work tomorrow. |
He/She/It | walks | walked | will walk | She walks in the park daily. | She walked in the park yesterday. | She will walk in the park tomorrow. |
We | walk | walked | will walk | We walk together every evening. | We walked together last evening. | We will walk together tomorrow evening. |
You (pl.) | walk | walked | will walk | You walk to the gym regularly. | You walked to the gym last week. | You will walk to the gym next week. |
They | walk | walked | will walk | They walk their dog daily. | They walked their dog yesterday. | They will walk their dog tomorrow. |
Présent, Passé et Futur Continus
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Présent, Passé et Futur Continus
Sujet | Présent Continu | Passé Continu | Futur Continu | Exemple Présent Continu | Exemple Passé Continu | Exemple Futur Continu |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | am walking | was walking | will be walking | I am walking to school now. | I was walking to school when it started to rain. | I will be walking to school at 8 AM. |
You | are walking | were walking | will be walking | You are walking to work right now. | You were walking to work when I called. | You will be walking to work at 9 AM. |
He/She/It | is walking | was walking | will be walking | She is walking in the park currently. | She was walking in the park yesterday afternoon. | She will be walking in the park at 5 PM. |
We | are walking | were walking | will be walking | We are walking together now. | We were walking together when it started to rain. | We will be walking together at 6 PM. |
You (pl.) | are walking | were walking | will be walking | You are walking to the gym now. | You were walking to the gym when it started to rain. | You will be walking to the gym at 7 PM. |
They | are walking | were walking | will be walking | They are walking their dog right now. | They were walking their dog when it started to rain. | They will be walking their dog at 8 PM. |
Présent, Passé, et Futur Parfaits
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Présent, Passé, et Futur Parfaits
Sujet | Présent Parfait | Passé Parfait | Futur Parfait | Exemple Présent Parfait | Exemple Passé Parfait | Exemple Futur Parfait |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | have played | had played | will have played | I have played tennis many times. | I had played tennis before it started raining. | I will have played tennis by 5 PM. |
You | have played | had played | will have played | You have played guitar well. | You had played guitar before the party started. | You will have played guitar by the time the guests arrive. |
He/She/It | has played | had played | will have played | She has played soccer for years. | She had played soccer before moving to a new city. | She will have played soccer by 4 PM. |
We | have played | had played | will have played | We have played video games together. | We had played video games before the power went out. | We will have played video games by tonight. |
You (pl.) | have played | had played | will have played | You have played in the band for a long time. | You had played in the band before the concert. | You will have played in the band by the time the concert starts. |
They | have played | had played | will have played | They have played chess for years. | They had played chess before joining the club. | They will have played chess by the end of the day. |
Présent, Passé, et Futur Parfaits Continus
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Présent, Passé, et Futur Parfaits Continus
Sujet | Présent Parfait Continu | Passé Parfait Continu | Futur Parfait Continu | Exemple Présent Parfait Continu | Exemple Passé Parfait Continu | Exemple Futur Parfait Continu |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I | have been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | I have been playing tennis for an hour. | I had been playing tennis for an hour when it started raining. | I will have been playing tennis for an hour by 5 PM. |
You | have been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | You have been playing guitar for two hours. | You had been playing guitar for two hours when I called. | You will have been playing guitar for two hours by 6 PM. |
He/She/It | has been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | She has been playing soccer since 3 PM. | She had been playing soccer for an hour before moving. | She will have been playing soccer for an hour by 4 PM. |
We | have been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | We have been playing video games since noon. | We had been playing video games for an hour before the power went out. | We will have been playing video games for an hour by tonight. |
You (pl.) | have been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | You have been playing in the band since 5 PM. | You had been playing in the band for an hour before the concert. | You will have been playing in the band for an hour by the time the concert starts. |
They | have been playing | had been playing | will have been playing | They have been playing chess since this morning. | They had been playing chess for an hour before joining the club. | They will have been playing chess for an hour by the end of the day. |
Exemple : "to play" (jouer)
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Tableau de conjugaison en anglais
Exemple : « to play » (jouer)
Temps | I | You | He/She/It | We | You (pl.) | They |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Présent Simple | play | play | plays | play | play | play |
Passé Simple | played | played | played | played | played | played |
Futur Simple | will play | will play | will play | will play | will play | will play |
Présent Continu | am playing | are playing | is playing | are playing | are playing | are playing |
Passé Continu | was playing | were playing | was playing | were playing | were playing | were playing |
Futur Continu | will be playing | will be playing | will be playing | will be playing | will be playing | will be playing |
Présent Parfait | have played | have played | has played | have played | have played | have played |
Passé Parfait | had played | had played | had played | had played | had played | had played |
Futur Parfait | will have played | will have played | will have played | will have played | will have played | will have played |
Présent Parfait Continu | have been playing | have been playing | has been playing | have been playing | have been playing | have been playing |
Passé Parfait Continu | had been playing | had been playing | had been playing | had been playing | had been playing | had been playing |
Futur Parfait Continu | will have been playing | will have been playing | will have been playing | will have been playing | will have been playing | will have been playing |
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