Exercice
Exercice 2 Present Perfect— present perfect ou prétérit
1. It's 9 A.M.; [pic](the postman, to come) yet this morning? 2. [pic](I, never, to visit, Rome) in my whole life. 3. When I was a teenager [pic](I, to play) football every Saturday afternoon. 4. No, [pic](I, not to see) that film yet. 5. This year there [pic](to be) a lot of traffic accidents in this country. 6. My dog [pic](to run away) while I was walking him in the park. 7. My keys are missing: [pic](you to see) them? 8. I can't do it; [pic](I, already, to try) it several times. 9. When I asked him for time off, [pic](he, to say) "No". 10. [pic](you, to eat, ever) caviar?
Exercice 3 Past Perfect* — le plus-que-parfait
Il faut choisir entre le Past Perfect et le Present Perfect. Parfois il faut employer la voix passive. 1. When I went to the car park, I found that my car [pic](to steal). 2. Peter [pic](to live) in Paris for 4 years before he could speak French fluently. 3. "Where [pic](you, to be)?" she said when I finally turned up. 4. [pic](I, to learn) English for 5 years now. 5. The locals were amazed because [pic](never, to see) a horse before. 6. They wouldn't let him in because [pic](to forget) his membership card. 7. "You can't come in because [pic](to forget) your membership card." 8. [pic](you, to see)