Infinitif , be + V-ing ou have + participe passé du verbe ? Employez le verbe entre crochets à la forme qui convient.
1. "Mr Parkins ?" I asked. "The same," he said. "And you must [be]be Mr Banks. I’m honoured to meet you, sir."
2. "You say they stopped you at the frontier. That must [be]have been rather frightening." "So it was."
3. "Can I do anything ?" "Yes, we’re running out of glasses already. Everyone must [leave]be leaving them around." "I’ll go round and see what I can find and wash some."
4. "Shall we go back ?" "Go back ?" "Yes something may [go]go wrong if we don’t."
5. "Mrs Parker said that during a quarrel, her husband emptied a bowl of cold potatoes over her head. "Didn’t he ?" I asked. "He may [do]have done it or not. That’s not the point."
6. If she had only had half your beauty and character, I might [love]have love her.
7. If you’re going to be in town we might [have]have coffee together.
