❶ Traduisez en utilisant les deux manières de dire "avoir". Pour coller le plus possible à la réalité, vous prendrez soin d'utiliser la forme contractée de HAVE GOT. ❷ Ecrivez votre proposition. ❸ Vérifiez avec la solution.
⚡ À vous de jouer ! ⚡
1 →Tu as ma voiture.
You have my car.
You've got my car.
2 →Vous avez une maison.
You have a house.
You've got a house.
3 →Dick a une trousse.
Dick has a pencil case.
Dick's got a pencil case.
4 →Ton frère a une règle.
Your brother has a ruler.
Your brother's got a ruler.
5 →Tu as ta trousse.
You have your pencil case.
You've got your pencil case.
6 →Elle a une voiture.
She has a car.
She's got a car.
7 →Il a cinq chats.
He has five cats.
He's got five cats.
8 →J'ai un oiseau.
I have a bird.
I've got a bird.
9 →Ils ont un chien.
They have a dog.
They've got a dog.
10 →Tu as un frère.
You have a brother.
You've got a brother.
11 →Elles ont trois chiens.
They have three dogs.
They've got three dogs.
12 →J'ai ton chien.
I have your dog.
I've got your dog.
13 →Ils ont mon stylo.
They have my pen.
They've got my pen.
14 →Tu as un bateau.
You have a boat.
You've got a boat.
15 →Tom a un gâteau.
Tom has a cake.
Tom's got a cake.
Tu as ma voiture.
🠲
You have my car.
You've got my car.
Tom a un gâteau.
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Tom has a cake.
Tom's got a cake.
