Bonjour

tu me demandes les questions 3/4/8/9/10

3- adj. possessifs = comme toi, je n'ai trouvé que her

les adj. possessifa en anglais étant =

my/ your/ his, her its / our / your /  their

4- 3 verbes conjugués forme passive

  Most black women were enslaved  (l. 5) (they enslaved most  black women..)

   She was paid far less than a  man (l. 10) (they paid her far less than..)

    the women were told to "listen and learn". (l. 14) (they told women)

8- Verbes réguliers eu prétérit

earned = to earn

loved = to love

stopped = to stop (on double la consonne parce que le mot se termine par consonne/ voyelle/ consonne ....comme les adj. au comparatif ou superlatif)

worked = to work

helped = to help

wanted = to want

voted =to vote

replied = to reply (on change le -y en ied quand c'est consonne + -y / play =played car voyelle + -y)

arrested n'est utilisé qu'au participe passé mais c'est un verbe régulier = to arrest

died = to die

allowed = to allow (ici au participe passé "was allowed"

changed = to change

9-  À quoi les reconnait -on ?

  Parce qu'ils ne se terminent pas en ajoutant  -d ou -ed à la Base Verbale.

10- les verbes irréguliers conjugués au prétérit

was = to be / was, were / been

did = to do > did/done

had = to have > had/had

fought = to fight > fought / fought

grew = to grow > grew / grown

said = to say > said / said

gave = to give > gave / given

were told (passif donc P; passé) = to tell  > told / told

met = to meet > met / met

wrote = to write > wrote / written

told = to tell > told/ told

put = to put > put /put

j'ai mis "did"  parce qu'il n'est pas empoyé partout comme auxiliaire pour les formes négatives >> In November 1872, Susan did something daring...

après il y a le modal can > could, mais ce sont juste 2 modaux différents. Ce sont des modaux,, et non des verbes  (on ne dit pas "to can" !)

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bonne soirée☺☺☺