Définitions clés
Continuous: be + -ing
Simple: base verb (past: -ed)
Simple: base verb (past: -ed)
Continuous (en cours):
I am reading
She was working
They are playing
She was working
They are playing
Simple (habitude/faits):
I read every day
She worked yesterday
They play football
She worked yesterday
They play football
Règles principales
Continuous = action en cours
Simple = habitudes/faits généraux
Continuous = action temporaire
Simple = vérités permanentes
Méthodes de pratique orale
Role-play: scénarios quotidiens
Alternance: changer de verbe
Timing exercises: maintenant vs toujours
Dialogue: questions-réponses
Formules utiles
Questions pour practice:
What are you doing? (continuous)
What do you do? (simple)
Where were you going? (continuous)
Where did you go? (simple)
What do you do? (simple)
Where were you going? (continuous)
Where did you go? (simple)
Structures de réponse:
I'm + -ing (right now)
I + base verb (habitually)
I was + -ing (in progress)
I + past verb (completed)
I + base verb (habitually)
I was + -ing (in progress)
I + past verb (completed)
Conseils & Astuces
Utilisez "now" avec continuous
Repérez les mots-clés: usually, always, now, at the moment
Practice: décrire ce qui se passe VS ce qu'on fait habituellement
Répétez les structures jusqu'à automatisme
Enregistrez-vous pour auto-évaluation
Exemples de pratique orale
Exercice 1:
Décrivez votre routine matinale (simple) vs ce que vous faites actuellement (continuous)
Exercice 2:
Comparez ce que vous faisiez enfant (simple) vs ce que vous étiez en train de faire hier (continuous)
Exercice 3:
Racontez une journée typique (simple) vs une journée spéciale (continuous)
