Verbes à double casquette

auxiliaire
Verbes à double casquette
Verbe lexical
DO
BE
HAVE
S’ils sont auxiliaires, ils sont en caractères gras en rouge. S’ils sont verbes, ils sont soulignés en rouge.
Ils sont AUX.? Inutile de chercher ailleurs pour les
formes interrogative et négative.
BE
Auxiliaire
Who is coming to Bob’s party?
I am and so are Tim and Tom.
Although he isn’t feeling very well, he is still training
hard for his next competition.
Ils sont VERBES? Il faudra donc un AUX. aux formes
interrogative et négative, SAUF pour BE !!!!
BE
Verbe
How old are you?
Where are he from?
I am French but my best friend is German.
Today is a nice day: it is nice and sunny, nice and warm.
You are being very naughty today. Stop it!
DO
Auxiliaire
Do you often have 8 lessons on schooldays ?
Yes, I do, but Paul doesn’t because he doesn’t do Latin.
Where do you usually go skiing?
Go skiing?! I never do! My sister does.
Don’t write!
For the champions.
Although she doesn’t ski well, she does like it.
= she likes it very much./she loves it.
DO
Verbe
I did all the shopping this morning, then I did the
cooking. Later on, I did my homework.
Do what you’re told, and do it quickly!
Do your best!
Whatever you do, you must do your best.
Don’t do your homework at the (very) last minute, will you?
(= OK?)
HAVE
Auxiliaire
What have you got in your bag?
I have got a purse, some tissues and a few sweets.
Have you got any cigarettes or matches?
No, sorry I haven’t, but my cousin has.
Look! I ’ve bought a new CD and so has Peter.
Have you ever been to London?
No, I haven’t , but I ’ve already been to Liverpool: it is
the only English city I ’ve ever been to.
How long have you lived here?
I ’ve lived here since 1988, for 25 years.
HAVE
Verbe
What do you have in your bag?
I have a purse, some tissues and a few sweets.
Do you have any cigarettes or matches?
No, sorry I don’t. I don’t have any cigarettes at all
and I don’t have any matches either.
But I think my cousin has some
But my cousin may have some.
How long have you had your dog?
I’ve had her for 2 ½ years now. (=two and a half years)