3.3.5 - Make Past Participles Agree With The Subject In The Passé Composé With Être

Question 1

When subject is “you,” what do you do in terms of agreement?

Answer 1

assume it’s masc and informal unless otherwise indicated

Question 2

When subject is “they,” what do you do in terms of agreement?

Answer 2

assume you should translate it as “ils,” unless told otherwise

Question 3

When the subject is “we/nous,” or “you guys/vous” what do you do in terms of agreement?

Answer 3

assume it’s a mixed group (i.e.., masc) unless its indicated otherwise by (f) or girls’ names

Question 4

when the subject is “I/je,” what do you do in terms of agreement?

Answer 4

add an -e to the past participle only if YOU are a female

Question 5

When using on what do you do in terms of agreement?

Answer 5

It is not necessary to make “one” agree since there are so many meanings for it. just use it like you would “il/elle” and leave off any estra -e or -s