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learning > grammaire anglaise - niveau avancé
GV > auxiliaires > modaux
hypothèse, prévision > degrés hypothétiques
hypothèses relatives au passé
would
mustépistémique
may
might
séquences actives
séquences passives
actif
modal + haveauxiliaire + Vau participe passé
I can't remember. But I must have done it."
vs
passif
modal + haveauxiliaire + beenauxiliaire au participe passé + Vau participe passé
When the shoebill was created, the mold must have been broken, but the big beak serves the bird very efficiently
When the shoebill was created, the mold must have been broken, but the big beak serves the bird very efficiently
Mark Trail Jack Elrod Created by Ed Dodd in 1946 5 December 2004 http://www.kingfeatures.com/features/comics/mtrail/about.htm
Abigail Witchalls, the 26-year-old mother who was left paralysed after being stabbed in the neck, has failed to pick out one of the main suspects in the investigation during a photo identity parade, police said last night. Richard Cazaly, a 23-year-old gardener who lived near the scene of the attack, has been a suspect since he killed himself in Scotland a few days after the assault. In one suicide note he wrote: "I'm terribly sorry. I must be two people. I can't remember. But I must have done it." Mrs Witchalls was shown the photograph in hospital yesterday afternoon. A police spokesman said: "Surrey police officers investigating the attempted murder of Abigail Witchalls on 20 April 2005 have now conducted a formal identity parade in which Abigail was shown a photograph of Richard Cazaly along with eight others. "Abigail did not pick out Richard Cazaly as the man who attacked her.
Witchalls
ID parade fails, first §§,
Day from Hell May Have Killed Off Dinosaurs
Wed Oct 27, 2004 09:32 AM ET Reuters
One minute you're a big T-Rex, the next you're toast. Challenging conventional theory, new scientific research suggests the dinosaurs may have been scorched into extinction by an asteroid collision 65 million years ago that unleashed 10 billion times more power than the Hiroshima nuclear bomb. Earth's temperatures soared, the sky turned red and trees all over the planet burst into flames, said atmospheric physicist Brian Toon of the University of Colorado. Among the few survivors would have been animals living in water or burrowed in the ground like turtles, small mammals and crocodiles. (...) Creatures living near ground zero would have been vaporized immediately while those in the Caribbean area and southern United States would have drowned in 330-feet-high (100-meter) tsunamis when the asteroid impacted near today's Gulf of Mexico shoreline at a speed of 33,750 mph (54,000 kph). Then, a column of red-hot steam and dust soared thousands of miles into space and most of it fell back toward Earth within a few hours, turning the heavens into hell.
GIANT FIRE It would be like standing next to a giant fire; you'd be burned very severely," Toon said, whose research is based on mathematical and computer models.
Headline and
first §§, R, 27.10.2004,
SEOUL (Reuters) - A huge explosion rocked North Korea near the border with China three days ago, producing a mushroom cloud that sparked speculation Pyongyang might have tested an atomic weapon, Yonhap news agency reported on Sunday.
Big Blast,
Mushroom Cloud Reported in N.Korea, R, 12.9.2004,
Had Guy Fawkes succeeded in blowing up the Palace of Westminster 398 years ago today, large parts of Central London would have been flattened, new calculations show. Westminster Hall, the Abbey and surrounding streets would have been destroyed, with damage spreading into Whitehall, according to experts at the Centre for Explosion Studies at the University of Wales in Aberystwyth. There would have been complete destruction of all buildings within 135ft, and partial collapses of walls and roofs of houses out to 354ft. Ceilings would have fallen in and glass been damaged up to 1,600ft away.
What if Guy Fawkes had got
away with it?,
Voir aussi > Anglonautes > Grammaire anglaise explicative - niveau avancé
modaux > hypothèse, prévision >
syntaxe > séquences hypothétiques > séquences avec auxiliaire modal, séquences avec auxiliaire non modal
might > valeurs énonciatives >
passé temporel, "passé" hypothétique
reprise de may par might / could
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