UNIT 2 LESSON 1 / STEP 1 Their cattle and sheep were slaughtered Au cours de cette leçon , tu as appris à former des phrases au PASSIF. 1) Au passif , le sujet ne fait pas l'action, il la subit. Le sujet réel de la phrase est en fait en position de complément et introduit par BY (on l'appelle COMPLEMENT D'AGENT). ACTIF : A President leads the Navajo nation PASSIF : The Navajo nation is led by A President = PASSIF 2) Comment conjuguer un verbe au passif ? PASSIF = BE + PARTICIPE PASSE DU VERBE Ex: Indians from America MUST BE CALLED Natives Ex: They were chased from their lands 3) Attention aux temps ! Tableau des transformations : Present simple Present BE +ING Preterit simple Preterit BE + ING Present perfect simple Past perfect simple Modals can / must / will / should / may Be going to (present / past) ACTIF They elect the President PASSIF The president is elected by them They are electing the President The president is being elected by them They elected the President The president was elected by them They were electing the President The president was being elected by them They have elected the President The president has been elected by them They had elected the President The president had been elected by them They must elect the President The president must be elected by them They will elect the President The president will be elected by them ... They are going to elect the President ... The president is going to be elected by them They were going to elect the President The president was going to be elected by them VOCABULAIRE A RETENIR Un indien d'Amérique (natif) Une réserve Les colons / S'installer Rejeter Venir de Mener / Etre mené par Construire (des bâtiments) Les huttes Chasser (faire fuir) Chasser (des animaux...) Les guerres Une arme La terre / Les terres La terre (le terrain) Le sol Rêver de Une nouvelle vie Une piste Le sang / Saigner Tuer Massacrer Mourir Mort / Vivant Les ancêtres Désespéré Le bétail Le gibier Le maïs Les moutons La propriété / Posséder Appartenir à La famine La maladie (en général) Pauvre / Riche Voyager Un voyage (trajet) Chercher de l'or Creuser Les chercheurs d'or Les pionniers Faire du commerce, vendre La fourrure, les fourrures A native A reservation Settlers / To settle To reject To come from To lead / To be led BY To Build (buildings) Hogans To chase To hunt Wars A weapon The Land (indénombrable) The ground The soil To dream of / about A new life A trail The blood / to bleed To kill To slaughter To die Dead / Alive Ancestors Desperate The cattle (indénombrable) Game (indénombrable) Corn (indénombrable) Sheep (indénombrable) Property / To own To belong to Starvation Disease Poor / Rich, Wealthy To travel A journey To Prospect for gold To dig Gold-diggers Pioneers To trade, to sell Fur, fur-pelts