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1. Vocabulary

Candidate                  Old

Price                           Earthworm

Snail                           Counting on

Grasshopper              Climb trees

Force                          Bumper Car

2. Complete using the Present Perfect

a. She was in Ireland

b. They brought a cake

c. It took place in South Africa

3. Choose between the Present Perfect or the Simple Past

a. I saw sea lions three times!

b. You bought a book yesterday.

c. Last week, we went to the cinema.

d. She has never forgiven him!

4. Answer the following questions using, already, never or yet

a. Have you touched a snail yet?

b. Have you never eaten raw fish?

c. Have you already been scuba-diving?

d. Have you been to China yet?

5. Translate into English

a. I have lived in Germany ever since I was five years old

b. She lives in France since 1992

c. You have worked in this school for 8 months

d. I know her since July

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Réponse :

I/ ( attention, certains mots ont plusieurs traduction ... en fonction du sens, du contexte ... il faut choisir ce qui correspond à ce que tu as étudié )

escargot = snail

sauterelle = grasshopper

force = strength / force

ancien(ex) = former 

ver de terre = earthworm

compter sur = rely on

grimper aux arbres = clim trees

auto-tamponneuse = dodgem / bumper car

II/ present perfect ( have/has + participe passé )

a. She has been to Ireland

.b. They have brought a cake.

c. It has taken place in South Africa.

III/

a. I have seen sea lions 3 times! ( c’est un bilan = présent perfect )

b. You bought a book yesterday. ( passé, daté , indice « yesterday » = prétérit )

c. Last week, we went to the cinema.  ( indice "last week" = prétérit )

d. She has never forgiven him! ( lien avec le présent : présent perfect )

IV/  

→ les adverbes de fréquence( never, already ...) se placent entre l'auxiliaire et le verbe

→ not …yet = pas encore // yet se place en fin de phrase

a. I haven’t touched a snail yet.

b. I have never eaten raw fish.

c. I have already been scuba-driving.

d. I haven’t been to China yet.

V/

a. I’ve lived in Germany since I was five.

b. She has lived in France since 1992.

c. You’ve worked in this school since 8 months.

d. I’ve known her since June.