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Présent9 fiches
Passé6 fiches
Futur3 fiches
Articles2 fiches
- A / An
- The
Noms3 fiches
Pronoms5 fiches
Verbes2 fiches
- Irregular verbs
- Imperatives
Constructions verbales3 fiches
Verbes modaux6 fiches
Adverbes3 fiches
Quantité5 fiches
Questions2 fiches
- Question words
- Question tags
Conditionnelles2 fiches
- Zero Conditional
- First Conditional
Prépositions4 fiches
Comparaison des adjectifs1 fiche
- Comparison of adjectives
Mots de liaison1 fiche
- Linking words
Phrasal verbs1 fiche
- Phrasal verbs: basics
Verbes à ne pas confondre1 fiche
- Say / Tell & Do / Make
Expressions idiomatiques2 fiches
- Everyday idioms
- Feelings & opinions idioms

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Am / Is / Are

I + am
he/she/it + is
you/we/they + are
isn't / aren't
Am/Is/Are + subject?
État, identité ou description (pas une action)

There is / There are

there is + singulier / indénombrable
there are + pluriel
there isn't / aren't
Is/Are there ...?
quelque chose existe ou se trouve quelque part

Present Simple

I/you/we/they + V1
he/she/it + verb + -s/-es
don't / doesn't + V1
Do/Does + subject + V1?

Do / Does

I/you/we/they → do
he/she/it → does
avec do/does → verbe sans -s
inutile dans une affirmation ordinaire

Have / Has

I/you/we/they + have
he/she/it + has
don't / doesn't + have
Do/Does + subject + have?

Present Continuous

Subject + am/is/are + V-ing
Subject + am/is/are + not + V-ing
Am/Is/Are + subject + V-ing?

Present Simple vs Continuous

habitude ou fait → Present Simple
en cours maintenant → Present Continuous
always, usually contre now, at the moment

Present Perfect

I/you/we/they + have + V3
he/she/it + has + V3
verbes réguliers : V3 = verbe-ed
Have/Has + subject + V3?

Already / Just / Yet

have/has + just + V3
have/has + already + V3
haven't/hasn't + V3 ... yet
yet → négations et questions seulement

Was / Were

I/he/she/it + was
you/we/they + were
wasn't / weren't
Was/Were + subject?

Past Simple

subject + V2 / verbe-ed
sujet + didn't + V1
Did + subject + V1?
avec did/didn't → verbe à la forme de base (V1)

Did

did est identique pour tous les sujets
Sujet + didn't + V1
Did + subject + V1?
avec did/didn't → verbe au V1 (pas de -ed, pas de V2)
inutile dans une affirmation ordinaire

Had

subject + had
sujet + didn't have
Did + subject + have?
aux questions et négations : did + have, pas had

Past Continuous

I/he/she/it + was + V-ing
you/we/they + were + V-ing
wasn't / weren't + V-ing
Was/Were + subject + V-ing?

Past Simple vs Present Perfect

temps révolu → Past Simple
résultat ou expérience maintenant → Present Perfect
yesterday contre just, already, ever

Future Simple

subject + will + V1
sujet + won't / will not + V1
Will + subject + V1?
promesse, prédiction ou décision prise à l’instant

Be going to

Subject + am/is/are + going to + V1
Subject + am/is/are + not + going to + V1
Am/Is/Are + subject + going to + V1?

Will vs Be going to

décision à l’instant → will
projet ou intention → be going to
indice visible → be going to

A / An

première mention, ou un élément quelconque
a → devant un son consonantique
an → devant un son vocalique

The

précis, déjà connu
unique dans son contexte
superlatifs : the best
noms d’eau, massifs, pays au pluriel

Plural nouns

+ -s / -es
consonant + -y → -ies
irregular: man → men

Countable & Uncountable

dénombrable : a book, two books
indénombrable : water, money — pas de pluriel
les mots de quantité en dépendent

Possessive 's

singular + 's
plural in -s + '
irregular plural + 's

Subject pronouns

I / you / he / she / it / we / they
font l’action (sujet)
se placent devant le verbe

Object pronouns

me / you / him / her / it / us / them
reçoivent l’action (complément)
se placent après un verbe ou une préposition

Possessive adjectives

my / your / his / her / its / our / their + nom
toujours devant un nom
marquent l’appartenance

Possessive pronouns

mine / yours / his / hers / ours / theirs
autonomes — sans nom qui suit
remplacent « possessif + nom »

This / That / These / Those

this / these → near
that / those → far
singular / plural

Irregular verbs

V1 — forme de base, V2 — prétérit, V3 — participe passé
go - went - gone
pas de -ed — apprends les trois formes ensemble

Imperatives

V1 to command: Sit down.
Don't + V1 to forbid
Let's + V1 to suggest

Like / Love / Hate + -ing

like/love/enjoy/hate + V-ing
I like swimming.
don't like + V-ing

Would like

I'd like + noun / to V1
polite want
Would you like...? = offer

Verb + to-infinitive

want / need / hope / decide + to V1
I want to go.
planning-type verbs

Can / Can't

subject + can + V1
sujet + can't / cannot + V1
Can + subject + V1?
capacité, permission ou demande

Could

passé de can : I could swim at five
couldn't = ne pouvait pas
Could you…? = demande polie

May / Might

maybe: It may/might rain
might = a bit less sure
May I...? = formal permission

Should / Shouldn't

subject + should + V1
sujet + shouldn't + V1
Should + subject + V1?
conseil ou recommandation

Have to

I/you/we/they + have to + V1
he/she/it + has to + V1
don't / doesn't have to + V1
Do/Does + subject + have to + V1?
don't have to ne veut pas dire mustn't

Must / Mustn't

subject + must + V1
sujet + mustn't + V1 = INTERDIT
Must + subject + V1?
forme du présent uniquement

Adverbs of frequency

always → never scale
before the main verb
after to be

Adverbs of manner

adjective + -ly = how
slow → slowly
irregular: well, fast, hard

Too / Enough

too + adjective = more than needed
adjective + enough
enough + noun

Some / Any

some → affirmations et propositions
any → questions et négations
jamais avec un dénombrable au singulier

A few / A little

a few → noms dénombrables au pluriel
a little → noms indénombrables
Nuance positive : il y en a au moins un peu

A lot of / Lots of

Une grande quantité — fonctionne avec tout
Noms dénombrables et indénombrables
La forme ne change pas

None / Not any

none → réponse brève
not any → dans une phrase, avec un verbe
Avec les pluriels et les indénombrables

How much / How many

how many → countable plural nouns
how much → uncountable nouns
Only questions

Question words

what / where / when / who / how
en tête de question
puis l’ordre habituel de la question

Question tags

affirmative → tag négatif : …, isn't it?
négative → tag affirmatif : …, do you?
on reprend l’auxiliaire

Zero Conditional

If + Present, Present
facts and rules
if means almost the same as when

First Conditional

If + Present, will + V1
real future possibility
no will after if

In / On / At (Time)

in → large periods
on → days / dates
at → exact point

In / On / At (Place)

in → inside a space
on → on a surface
at → at a specific point

Place Relations

où se situe un objet par rapport à un autre
near / next to / between
under / behind / in front of

Prepositions of Movement

to → destination
into / out of
across / through / along

Comparison of adjectives

court : -er / the -est
long : more / the most
good → better → the best
comparatif + than

Linking words

and — ajoute une information
but — marque un contraste
because — donne une raison
so — exprime un résultat
or — propose un choix

Phrasal verbs: basics

verb + particle = new meaning
get up, turn on, look for
learn as whole phrases

Say / Tell & Do / Make

say something
tell somebody
do a task, make a thing

Everyday idioms

a piece of cake — très facile
hit the sack — aller se coucher
break the ice — briser la glace
under the weather — être patraque
once in a blue moon — très rarement

Feelings & opinions idioms

cost an arm and a leg — coûter très cher
get cold feet — se dégonfler
on the same page — être d’accord
pull someone's leg — faire marcher quelqu’un
the last straw — la goutte de trop