1. Opinion, volonté, pensée
Goûts
Forme affirmative
I, you, we, they + Base verbale
I love, I adore, I like,
I enjoy
I dislike, I hate
They often go to the cinema
He, she, it : Base verbale + “S”
Habitude, fréquence
He often goes to the cinema
always, often,
sometimes, never, usually, rarely,
hardly ever, every+nom
once a day, twice a
month, three times a year...
How often
Forme interrogative
Auxiliaire obligatoire:
DO / DOES (3PS)+BV
Present simple
Do you like cycling ?
Where do they work ?
Does she live in London?
Forme négative
Opinion, volonté, pensée
Auxiliaire obligatoire
Don’t / Doesn’t (3PS)+BV
I think, I believe, I feel, I agree, I know, I want, I remember, I hope,
I understand, I forget
We don’t understand
They don’t live in London
repérer le type de phrase (+, ?, -), ne pas oublier l’auxiliaire. Il disparaît uniquement dans les affirmatives.
Repérer la personne: ne pas oublier le “S” en forme affirmative à la 3PS.
She doesn’t speak German

2. PRESENT BE VING Forme affirmative Forme interrogative Forme négative
Pour parler d’une action en train de se passer au moment où l’on parle : présent immédiat / instantané
Forme affirmative
I AM+VING
Listen ! She is singing.
I am writing
S’utilise avec (right) now, at the moment…
WE, YOU, THEY ARE + VING
We are writing.
Pour expliquer ce que
l’on a prévu de faire
HE, SHE, IT IS + VING
He is writing.
PRESENT BE VING
I can’t come tonight because I am revising for my test tomorrow.
Forme interrogative
Forme négative
AM I + VING ?
I AM NOT / I’M NOT + VING
Am I working ?
I’m not reading
ARE YOU, WE, THEY + VING?
WE, YOU, THEY ARE NOT/AREN’T + VING
Are you working ?
We aren’t reading
IS HE, SHE, IT + VING?
HE, SHE, IT IS NOT/ISN’T + VING
Is he working ?
She isn’t reading