Utilise have ou has + le participe passé pour parler de ta vie jusqu’à maintenant. Utilise has avec he, she et it.
have / has + participe passé
I have visited that museum twice.
He has made bread before.
We haven't tried it.
Not "He have been there." — say "He has been there.". Avec he, she, it, utilise has.
Essaie: Farid: Is the photography exhibit on the second floor good? Camila: Yes! I ___ it. It's my favorite part so far. Choisis ce que dit Camila. (has seen / have seen / have lost) Réponse: have seen — Avec I, on utilise have, pas has. Elle a aimé les photos, donc elle dit I have seen it.
Parler de ta vie : Have you ever …? / never
Pour poser une question sur la vie de quelqu’un, dis Have you ever + participe passé ? Pour répondre non, dis No, I haven't ou I've never + participe passé.
Have you ever played tennis?
I've never seen snow.
No, I haven't.
Essaie: Man: Do you know the Neshom Note? Woman: No. I've ___ been there. Choisis ce que dit la femme. (always / never / ever) Réponse: never — Elle ne connaît pas cet endroit, donc elle n’y est jamais allée : she has never been there.
been ou gone ?
Utilise has been to un lieu quand la personne y est allée et en est revenue, et has gone to quand la personne y est encore.
I've been to Ghafwick. It's a nice place.
They've gone to Senville Park for the day.
Not "Mom has been to Farris Supermarket. She isn't home." — say "Mom has gone to Farris Supermarket. She isn't home.". Elle y est encore, donc on dit : she has gone.
Essaie: Man: I need to talk to the teacher. Woman: She's ___ to the office. She's coming back soon. Choisis ce que dit la femme. (been / gone / was) Réponse: gone — Elle est au secrétariat en ce moment, donc elle y est allée : she has gone there.
Jamais avec un moment terminé
N’utilise pas have / has avec un moment terminé comme yesterday, last week ou in 2019. Utilise le passé : I went there last week.
She called me yesterday.
They left at six this morning.
Not "I have seen him yesterday." — say "I saw him yesterday.". Avec yesterday, utilise le passé.
Essaie: Woman: Is your homework done? Man: Yes. I ___ it last night. Choisis ce que dit l’homme. (have finished / finished / lost) Réponse: finished — Last night est un moment terminé, donc il dit I finished it.
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He have been there.
He has been there.
Avec he, she, it, utilise has.
Mom has been to Farris Supermarket. She isn't home.
Mom has gone to Farris Supermarket. She isn't home.