les 30 verbes irréguliers indispensables en anglais
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Les 30 verbes irréguliers indispensables en anglais. Be Become Break Buy Come Do Draw Drink Eat Fly. Give Go Have Know Lose Make Read Run Say See. Sing Sleep Speak Swim Take Tell Think Wear Win Write. « To be or not to be, that is the question… ». be [bi:] - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Les 30 verbes irréguliers Les 30 verbes irréguliers indispensables en anglaisindispensables en anglais
SingSleepSpeakSwimTakeTell
ThinkWearWin
Write
GiveGo
HaveKnowLoseMakeReadRunSaySee
BeBecomeBreakBuy
ComeDo
DrawDrinkEatFly
« To be or not to be, that is the « To be or not to be, that is the question… »question… »
bebe [bi:][bi:]
was / werewas / were[wɒz / w[wɒz / wɜ:ɜ:]]
beenbeen[bi:n][bi:n]
He has become famousHe has become famous
becomebecome[bɪˡkʌm][bɪˡkʌm]
becamebecame[bɪˡkeɪm][bɪˡkeɪm]
becomebecome[bɪˡkʌm][bɪˡkʌm]
She is breaking an eggShe is breaking an egg
breakbreak[breɪk][breɪk]
brokebroke[brəʊk][brəʊk]
brokenbroken[brəʊkn][brəʊkn]
She is buying somethingShe is buying something
buybuy[baɪ][baɪ]
boughtbought[bɔ:t][bɔ:t]
boughtbought[bɔ:t][bɔ:t]
He is comingHe is coming
comecome[kʌm][kʌm]
camecame[keɪm][keɪm]
comecome[kʌm][kʌm]
He is doing his homeworkHe is doing his homework
dodo[du:][du:]
diddid[dɪd][dɪd]
donedone[dʌn][dʌn]
She is drawing She is drawing
drawdraw[drɔ:][drɔ:]
drewdrew[dru:][dru:]
drawndrawn[drɔ:n][drɔ:n]
He is drinking waterHe is drinking water
drink drink [drɪŋk][drɪŋk]
drank drank [dræŋk][dræŋk]
drunk drunk [drʌŋk][drʌŋk]
She is eating a strawberryShe is eating a strawberry
eateat[i:t][i:t]
ateate[eɪt][eɪt]
eateneaten[i:tn][i:tn]
The eagle is flyingThe eagle is flying
flyfly[flaɪ][flaɪ]
flewflew[flu:][flu:]
flownflown[fləʊn][fləʊn]
She is giving a giftShe is giving a gift
givegive[gɪv][gɪv]
gavegave[geɪv][geɪv]
givengiven[gɪvn][gɪvn]
He is going He is going
gogo[gəʊ][gəʊ]
wentwent[went][went]
gonegone[gɒn][gɒn]
She has a headacheShe has a headache
havehave[hæv][hæv]
hadhad[hæd][hæd]
hadhad[hæd][hæd]
He knows the answerHe knows the answer
knowknow[nəʊ][nəʊ]
knewknew[nju:][nju:]
knownknown[nəʊn][nəʊn]
He has lost the gameHe has lost the game
loselose[lu:z][lu:z]
lostlost[lɒst][lɒst]
lostlost[lɒst][lɒst]
He is making his bedHe is making his bed
makemake[meɪk][meɪk]
mademade[meɪd][meɪd]
mademade[meɪd][meɪd]
She is reading a bookShe is reading a book
readread[ri:d][ri:d]
readread[red][red]
readread[red][red]
She is runningShe is running
runrun[rʌn][rʌn]
ranran[ræn][ræn]
runrun[rʌn][rʌn]
She is saying somethingShe is saying something
saysay[seɪ][seɪ]
saidsaid[sed][sed]
saidsaid[sed][sed]
You see with your eyesYou see with your eyes
seesee[si:][si:]
sawsaw[sɔ:][sɔ:]
seenseen[si:n][si:n]
She is singingShe is singing
singsing[sɪŋ][sɪŋ]
sangsang[sæŋ][sæŋ]
sungsung[sʌŋ][sʌŋ]
She is sleepingShe is sleeping
sleepsleep[sli:p][sli:p]
sleptslept[slept][slept]
sleptslept[slept][slept]
She is speakingShe is speaking
speakspeak[spi:k][spi:k]
spokespoke[spəʊk][spəʊk]
spokenspoken[spəʊkn][spəʊkn]
He is swimmingHe is swimming
swimswim[swɪm][swɪm]
swamswam[swæm][swæm]
swumswum[swʌm][swʌm]
He is taking a ticketHe is taking a ticket
taketake[teɪk][teɪk]
tooktook[tʊk][tʊk]
takentaken[teɪkn][teɪkn]
She is telling a secretShe is telling a secret
telltell[tel][tel]
toldtold[təʊld][təʊld]
toldtold[təʊld][təʊld]
He is thinkingHe is thinking
thinkthink[θɪŋk][θɪŋk]
thoughtthought[θɔ:t][θɔ:t]
thoughtthought[θɔ:t][θɔ:t]
They are wearing costumesThey are wearing costumes
wearwear[weə][weə]
worewore[wɔ:][wɔ:]
wornworn[wɔ:n][wɔ:n]
He has won a competitionHe has won a competition
winwin[wɪn][wɪn]
wonwon[wʌn][wʌn]
wonwon[wʌn][wʌn]
She is writingShe is writing
writewrite[raɪt][raɪt]
wrotewrote[rəʊt][rəʊt]
writtenwritten[rɪtn][rɪtn]
Adapté par Mrs SavouratAdapté par Mrs SavouratInspiré du travail d’Anne PinelInspiré du travail d’Anne Pinel
La plupart des transcriptions de Sophie MorinLa plupart des transcriptions de Sophie MorinLes sons viennent du site d’Yvan BaptisteLes sons viennent du site d’Yvan Baptiste
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