9.5 Résumé |
Résumé |
1) Chaque temps a un temps continu (progressive
/ continuous form). |
2) La forme continue peut être considérée comme une sous-forme du temps respectif. |
3) Les formes continues décrivent une action comme quelque chose qui est en train de se passer et correspond pour autant plus au moins à la construction être + en train de + infinitif. |
4) On forme les temps continus avec la forme to be correspondante et le participe I (infinitif + ing) |
5) Le simple past
continuous sert à décrire
une action dans laquelle est inserée
une autre action. I had been sleeping, when I suddenly heart someone knocking at the window. => Il ne dort plus. Le simple past continuous décrit une action du passé avec une certaine durée et qui a été interrompue par une autre action du passé. He was sleeping, when she entered the room. => Il était en train de dormir avant qu' elle soit rentrée et il a continué à dormir. Le present perfect continuous décrit une action qui a commencé dans le passé proche, qui est interrompue par une action du présent ou qui continue dans le présent. a) Today I have been working the whole day, I am tired now, I need a break. => Il ne travaille plus. b) He has been running the whole day through
the garden and if nothing happens, he will
do that until tomorrow. |
Exemples | to study | verbe auxiliaire de mode | négation |
simple present | you study | you can study | you do not study you cannot study |
present continuous | you are studying | you can be studying | you are not
studying you cannot be studiying |
simple past | you studied | you could study | you did not study you could not study |
past
continuous |
you were studying | you could be studying | you were not
studying you could not be studying |
present perfect | you have studied | you can have studied | you have not studied you could not have studied |
present perfect continuous | you have been studying | you can have been studying | you have not
been studying you could not have been studying |
past perfect | you had studied | you could had studied | you had not studied |
past perfect continuous | you had been studying | you could had been studying | you had not been studying |
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