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learning > grammaire anglaise - niveau avancé
formes interrogatives / questions directes
modaux > can / could
sens > capacité, compétence, possibilité, droit de...
actif
can + Nsujet + Base Verbale + ?
Can Vaccines Stop Variants? April 9, 2021 NPR
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/04/09/985745837/
Can Frozen Food Spread The Coronavirus? February 12, 2021 NPR
https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2021/02/12/
Can computers learn like humans?
Can you hear me?
passif
can + Nsujet + beauxiliaire + verbeau participe passé + ?
Can Donald Trump Be Trusted With State Secrets?
Can she be persuaded to do it?
can > formes interrogatives / questions
autres énoncés
Can you get COVID and the flu at the same time?
January 18, 2023 NPR
The Guardian Society p. 10 17 December 2008
http://digital.guardian.co.uk/guardian/2008/12/17/
The Guardian p. 11 27 October 2005
The Guardian p. 14 28 February 2005 http://www.yearofthevolunteer.org/
Syntaxe (ordre / montage des mots) : repérer la place des adverbes.
He will survive Butler, but can he ever regain our trust?
The more he justifies his decision to go to war, the less the public trusts him. Braced for criticism from an inquiry he has every reason to dread, the Prime Minister, for all the clamour, has little to fear - even from his rivals and enemies
Headline and sub, IoS, 11.7.2004,
As spam is to e-mail, spyware is to the web. Can it be stopped?
A hidden menace, E, 3.6.2004,
Could a mushroom improve your marriage?
Headline, frontpage,
Sir John Stevens: Can this man solve the mystery of the death of Diana? Headline, I,
10.1.2004,
Can genes from GM food get into our gut bacteria?
This week: The science behind the news,
Can you hear me?
Can we ever be friends again?
Can she be persuaded to do it?
Can you survive on the minimum wage in London? GE2, frontpage headline, 29.1.2002.
Can Britain learn to live with terrorism? Face up to fear,
GE, p.9, 21.11.2002,
Voir aussi > Anglonautes > Grammaire anglaise explicative - niveau avancé
formes interrogatives / questions directes
potentiel, pouvoir, capacité, autorisation
could > forme "passé" de can >
can > reprise de can par could
actif ≠ passif
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