Formes des verbes en anglais

Did he sing.
She doesn't know.
I'll go there soon.
They would be so glad.

• Après les auxiliaires modaux (can, could, must, may, might, 'd better, 'd rather, should, dare)

I can dance.
You may come.
He'd better hurry.

• Après MAKE (causatif) SAUF AU PASSIF

This song makes me cry.

• Après LET

Let me go!
They didn't let him do it.

• Après SUGGEST, ORDER, INSIST ... (subjontif)

I suggest he be rewarded.
The doctor insists he take these tablets.

• Dans les questions sans sujet

Why waste your time? (Pourquoi perdre ton temps?)

• Après EXEPT ou BUT (sens "ne ... que" ou "sauf")

He does nothing but cry.

• Après RATHER ... THAN

I'd rather die than speak.

I want you TO speak.
I exept people TO be honest.
I'd like TO come.

• Avec des verbes d'intention (wish, hope, ask, agree, offer, promise, sweae, decide, plan, intend)

I entend TO work hard.
They plan TO travel a lot.
She agreed TO come.

• Avec verbes d'incitation (invite, advise, allow, permit, enable, help, order)

He ordered me TO stay.
We were advised TO wait.
I was told TO sit down.

• To BE TO : idée de destin, fatalité, obligation ou décision prise à l'avance

You are TO join the Army.
He was TO die in 1841.
If you are TO buy this car you'lle have to save.

• To HAVE TO : obligation

He had TO change.

• To get someone TO do (sens : réussir à faire faire quelque chose à quelqu'un)

I got him TO buy me a car.

• Après MAKE au passif 

He was made TO obey.

I have SEEN him.
She has receivED a letter.
We hadn't hearD her.

• Quand on "recoit" ou subit un sentiment ou une action

I am surprisED.
He was touchED.
I was TAUGHT English.

• Action "déléguée" (exécutée par d'autres)

I had a dress MADE.
She had all her teeth pullED.

• Sens : en train de (continuous)

I'm workING.
As I was sleepING.
I heard them fightING.

• Sens : être -ant

He's interestING.
That noise is alarmING.

• Après les prépositions ou conjonctions (of, in, forum, after, before, for, ...)

Before beginnING ...
I succeeded in comING.
Thanks for callING.

• Après les verbes de début, fin ou continuation

I keep thinkING of him.
I stopped smokING.
He began studyING.

• Après des verbes exprimant des actions ou réactions habituelles

I love swimmING.
He enjoys singING.
She hates smokING.

• Gérondif, nom verbal (sens : le fait de, l'action, ...)

• Après des expressions

It's no use cryING. (Ca ne sert à rien de pleurer.)
It was worth seeING. (Ca valait la peinde de le voir.)
I can't help feelING bad. (Je ne peux pas m'empécher de me sentir mal.)
He looks forward to hearING from you. (Il lui tarde d'avoir des nouvelles de toi.)
I'm used to workING hard. (Je suis habitué de travailler durement.)

He iS, she haS, he carrieS, it stopS, she playS, Tim seeS

• Le passé se forme en ajoutant -ED au radical du verbe (B.V.) (sauf pour les verbes irréguliers)

I suggestED.
He succeedED.
You lovED.