Grammaire

[jeanpol]

Bonjour je vous envoie cette exercice pour savoir si quelqu'un pourrait me le corriger : c'est un exercice d'entrainement que je fais pour préparer mon controle

Il faut conjuger le verbe au temps approprié, merci de corriger mes fautes

1 I had never ridden (never ride) a bike until I went (go) to live in Amsterdam.

2 When Martin came(come) into the room, his mother nearly fainted (faint) because she hadn't seen (not see) him for nearly 20 years.

3 We were held up in a traffic jam so the concert had begun (begin) by the time we arrived (arrive).

4 How long did you have applying (you applying) for jobs when you got (get) this' one?

5 (yo'u ever do) Did you have ever do any carpentry before you built (build) that cupboard ?

6 I had seen (not see) Lisa when I went round last night because she had been going to stay with her grandmother.

7 As soon as I had sat (sit) down on the train, I realised that I left(l.ea.ve) my passport at home.

8 I had drived (drive) for about four hours when I realised (realise) that I was completely lost.

9 When I went (go) into the room, everyone had stopped (stop) talking and looked (look) at me.

10 After he washed (wash) his clothes, he had hung (hang) hem outside to dry.

11 The manager was shocked when he discovered (discover) that Jane was a thief: Up until then, he believed (believe) that she was completely honest.

[jeanpol]

Bonjour quelqu'un pourrait-il me corriger mon exercice s'il vous plait

Merci

[yveslouis]

1 I had never ridden (never ride) a bike until I went (go) to live in Amsterdam. OK

2 When Martin came(come) into the room, his mother nearly fainted (faint) because she hadn't seen (not see) him for nearly 20 years. OK

3 We were held up in a traffic jam so the concert had begun (begin) by the time we arrived (arrive). OK

4 How long did you have applying had you been applying (you applying) for jobs when you got (get) this one?

5 (you ever do) Did you have ever do Had you ever done any carpentry before you built (build) that cupboard ?

6 I had seen didn't see (not see) Lisa when I went round last night because she had been going to stay with her grandmother.

7 As soon as I had sat (sit) down on the train, I realised* that I had left (leave) my passport at home.

8 I had drived driven (drive) for about four hours when I realised* (realise*) that I was completely lost.

9 When I went (go) into the room, everyone had stopped (stop) talking and looked (look) at me.

10 After he had washed (wash) his clothes, he had hung (hang) them outside to dry.

11 The manager was shocked when he discovered (discover) that Jane was a thief: Up until then, he had believed (believe) that she was completely honest.

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*realize s'écrit avec un "z".