Mettre au passé une phrase contenant « so » ou « neither » - 3e - Reformulation Anglais - Kartable

He doesn't believe in ghosts. Neither does she.

He sees very well. So does his brother.

He is not sick anymore. Neither am I.

He doesn't live here anymore. Neither does she.

Quelle proposition correspond à la transposition des phrases suivantes au prétérit ?

I want to go to the cinema. So do I.

I wanted to go to the cinema. Neither did I.

I wanted to go to the cinema. So did I.

I didn't want to go to the movies. So did I.

I wanted not to go to the cinema. So did I.

Quelle proposition correspond à la transposition des phrases suivantes au prétérit ?

I buy a lot of books. So do I.

I bought a lot of books. So did I.

I bought lots of books. So do I.

I did buy a lot of books. So did I.

I buyed a lot of books. So did I.

Quelle proposition correspond à la transposition des phrases suivantes au prétérit ?

I don't often go to Ireland. Neither do they.

I didn't often go to Ireland. so did they.

I didn't often goed to Ireland. So did they.

I didn't often went to Ireland. Neither they did.

I didn't often go to Ireland. Neither did they.

Quelle proposition correspond à la transposition des phrases suivantes au prétérit ?

He often wears sneakers. So does he.

He often wore sneakers. So did he.

He wore often sneakers. So does he.

He often worn sneakers. So did he.

He often wore sneakers. So he did.

Quelle proposition correspond à la transposition des phrases suivantes au prétérit ?

She is always working. So am I.

She had always working. So Had I

She were always working. So was I.

She was always working. So was I.

She was always working and so I was.