Rappel de la règle.

• Si la phrase en français comporte les verbes être ou avoir, je me sers de HAVE ou de BE.
• Si la phrase en français comporte un autre verbe, je dois utiliser l'auxiliaire DO.

Exception : J'ai 12 ans => I am 12 (verbe BE)

	Forme affirmative	forme négative	forme interrogative
BE	I am / I'm You are / You're He, she, it is / 's We are / we're You are / you're They are / They're	I am not / I'm not You are not/ You're not He, she, it is not/ 's not We are / we're not You are not/ you're not They are not / They're not	Am I Are you Is he, she, it Are we Are you Are they
HAVE	I have got ('ve got) You have got ('ve got) He, she, it has got ('ve got) We have got ('ve got) You have got ('ve got) They have got ('ve got)	I haven't got You haven't got He, she, it hasn't got We haven't got You haven't got They haven't got	Haven't I Haven't you Hasn't he, she, it Haven't we Haven't you Haven't they
DO	I do You do He, she, it does We do You do They do	I don't You don't He, she, it doesn't We don't You don't They don't	Do I Do you Does he, she , it Do we Do you Do they