Here are the songs I spoke about, today, in class, with the 6°2.

U2 : With or without you.

The same song, with the lyrics.

Queen : "Bicycle race".

And finally, Pink Floyd: Another Brick in the Wall.

gif trouvé sur Internet.

HAVE GOT sert à exprimer la possession.

Dans cette expression, seul l'auxiliaire HAVE se conjugue et il ne change de terminaison qu'une seule fois, à la 3ème personne du singulier.

1) Forme affirmative

FORME PLEINE         FORME CONTRACTEE

I      HAVE GOT            I 'VE GOT                                               

you   HAVE GOT            you'VE GOT 

he    HAS GOT              he'S GOT 

she   HAS GOT              she'S GOT 

it      HAS GOT              it'S GOT 

we    HAVE GOT            we'VE GOT                                                  

they HAVE GOT            they'VE GOT

2) Forme négative

On conjugue l'auxiliaire conjugué, à la forme pleine, AVANT d'ajouter la négation contractée.

I      HAVEN'T GOT                                            

you   HAVEN'T GOT             

he    HASN'T GOT               

she   HASN'T GOT             

it      HASN'T GOT             

we    HAVEN'T GOT                                                           

they HAVEN'T GOT    

3)  Forme interrogative

On place l'auxiliaire conjugué, à la forme pleine DEVANT LE SUJET, suivi de GOT et du complément.

HAVE I GOT a car?

HAVE you GOT a car?

HAS he GOT a car?

HAS she GOT a car?

HAS it GOT a name?

HAVE we GOT a car?

HAVE they GOT a car?

Pour résumer de façon plus visuelle, voici une image trouvée sur internet : la seule personne où la conjugaison change, la 3ème personne du singulier, est surlignée en jaune.

Here are some games to help you revise your irregular verbs. Enjoy!

For this game, there are lot of different questions in the database. Feel free to play several times and be patient... this game takes some time to show the following question (this is what you call "suspense", my dears!)

Voici des activités de révision pour "Unit 2 Lesson 1" (vocabulaire + exprimer la possession)

Here are the videos we used in class ! They are all on Youtube !