Conjugaison des temps en anglais

PRESENT SIMPLE –              DO/DOES 

EMBAUCHER

VIRER

FORMER QUELQU’UN

UTILISATION

HABITUDE 

FORME AFFIRMATIVE

He employs/hires/takes on/recruits

They fire/dismiss/sack/lay off

We train someone

FORME NEGATIVE

We don’t employ

She doesn’t fire

I don’t train someone

FORME INTERROGATIVE

Do you employ ?

Does it fire ?

Do we train someone ?

PRESENT PROGRESSIF –       BE + ING

POSTULER (apply for)

FAIRE LES TRAJETS TRAVAIL MAISON

EXTERNALISER (Outsource)

UTILISATION

Occasion / En train

FORME AFFIRMATIVE

He is applying

They are commuting

We are outsourcing

FORME NEGATIVE

We aren’t applying

She isn’t commuting

I’m not outsourcing ?

FORME INTERROGATIVE

Are you applying ?

Is it commuting ?

Are we outsourcing ?

PRETERIT -                                  DID

DELOCALISER (relocate)

PRENDRE SA RETRAITE (to retire)

ECONOMISER (to save)

UTILISATION

Passé fini daté (yesterday/last week)

Ago / in/ When 

FORME AFFIRMATIVE

He relocated

They retired

We saved

FORME NEGATIVE

We didn’t relocate

She didn’t retire

I didn’t save

FORME INTERROGATIVE

Did you relocate ?

Did it retire ?

Did we save ?

PRESENT PERFECT – HAVE/HAS + PP

DONNER SON PREAVIS (to give notice)

DEMISSIONNER (to resign)

BOOSTER LA PRODUCTIVITE (to boost productivity)

UTILISATION

Passé fini non daté

Mots clés (not yet/just/already)

Action commence dans le passé et qui continue dans le présent (since/ for/ up to now/ so far)

FORME AFFIRMATIVE

He has given his notice

They have just resigned.  

We have boosted productivity for a month

FORME NEGATIVE

We haven’t given our notice

She hasn’t resigned yet.

I haven’t boosted productivity since my birthday

FORME INTERROGATIVE

Have you given your notice?

Has it resigned ?

Have we boosted productivity ?