Bonjour je n'arrive pas à faire ces phrases en anglais. Je dois les mettre à l'affirmative, négatives, interrogatives et interro-negatives A. John - to like - f

Réponse :

C'était un peu long, mais je l'ai fait :')

Je ne pense pas m'être trompée, mais dit moi si tu as une question !

Explications :

A. John - to like - football .

Affirmative: John likes football.

Négative: John doesn't like football.

Interrogative: Does John like football ?

B. Mathematics - to be - an interesting subject.

 Affirmative: Mathematics is an interesting subject.

Négative: Mathematics isn't an interesting subject.

Interrogative: Does Mathematics is an interesting subject ?

C. The principal - to supervise - the school.

 Affirmative: The principal supervise the school.

Négative: The principal does not supervise the school.

Interrogative: Does the principal supervise the school ?

D. I- to love - pancakes.

 Affirmative: I love pancakes.

Négative: I don't love pancakes.

Interrogative: Do I love pancakes ?

E. The mathematics teacher - to teach - mathematics.

 Affirmative: The mathematics teacher teach mathematics.

Négative: The mathematics teacher doesn't teach mathematics.

Interrogative: Does the mathematics teacher teach mathematics ?

F. He - to like - writing with a red pen.

 Affirmative: He likes writing with a red pen.

Négative: He doesn't like writing with a red pen.

Interrogative: Does he like writing with a red pen ?

G. We - to talk - when the teacher talks.

 Affirmative: We talk when the teacher talks.

Négative: We don't talk when the teacher talks.

Interrogative: Do we talk when the teacher talks ?

H. The fire - to burn - brightly !

 Affirmative: The fire burn brightly !

Négative: The fire doesn't burn brightly !

Interrogative: Does the fire burn brightly ?

I. The wind - to blow - strongly today.

Affirmative: The wind blow strongly today.

Négative: The wind doesn't  blow strongly today.

Interrogative: Does the wind blow strongly today ?