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How do you form the past participle of regular verbs?

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With ‘‘-er’’ verbs, take off the ‘‘-er’’ ending and replace it with ‘‘é’’: parler - parlé
With ‘‘-ir’’ verbs, take off the ‘‘-ir’’ ending and replace it with ‘‘i’’: finir - fini
With ‘‘-re’’ verbs, take off the ‘‘-re’’ ending and replace it with ‘‘u’’: répondre - répondu

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What is the order of words in the negative form?

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In the negative form, ‘‘ne’’ precedes the auxiliary, ‘‘pas’’ follows it.

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I didn’t speak, I haven’t spoken

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je n’ai pas parlé

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How do you form the interrogative form?

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The interrogative form can either use ‘‘est-ce que’’ or ‘‘inversion’’ form

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Did I speak? Have I spoken?

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est-ce que j’ai parlé?

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Did you speak? Have I spoken?

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as-tu-parlé?

est-ce que tu as parlé?

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How do you form the inverted question?

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In the inverted question, the subject pronoun is placed after the auxiliary and linked to it by a hyphen. In the third person singular (il, elle, on), the letter ‘‘-t-‘’ is inserted between the auxiliary and the subject pronoun. With ‘‘je’’, it is preferable to use ‘‘est-ce que’’.

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Give past participle of acquérir (to acquire)

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acquis

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Give past participle of conquérir (to conquer)

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conquis

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Give past participle of avoir (to have)

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eu

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Give past participle of battre (to beat)

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battu

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Give past participle of boire (to drink)

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bu

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Give past participle of conduire (to drive)

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conduit

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Give past participle of construire (to build)

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construit

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Give past participle of détruire (to destroy)

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détruit

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Give past participle of produire (to produce)

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produit

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Give past participle of traduire (to translate)

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traduit

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Give past participle of connaître (to know)

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connu

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Give past participle of disparaître (to disappear)

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disparu

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Give past participle of paraître (to seem)

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paru

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Give past participle of reconnaître (to recognize)

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reconnu

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Give past participle of courir (to run)

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couru

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Give past participle of craindre (to fear)

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craint

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Give past participle of contraindre (to force)

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contraint

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Give past participle of éteindre (to turn off)

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éteint

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Give past participle of feindre (to pretend)

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feint

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Give past participle of peindre (to paint)

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peint

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Give past participle of plaindre (to pity)

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plaint

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Give past participle of rejoindre (to join)

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rejoint

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Give past participle of croire (to believe)

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cru

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Give past participle of cueillir (to pick)

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cueilli

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Give past participle of accueillir (to welcome)

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accueilli

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Give past participle of devoir (to have to, owe)

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dû

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Give past participle of dire (to say)

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dit

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Give past participle of dormir (to sleep)

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dormi

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Give past participle of mentir (to tell a lie)

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menti

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Give past participle of servir (to serve)

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servi

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Give past participle of sentir (to smell)

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senti

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Give past participle of écrire (to write)

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écrit

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Give past participle of décrire (to describe)

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décrit

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Give past participle of être (to be)

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été

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Give past participle of faire (to make, do)

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fait

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Give past participle of falloir (to be necessary)

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fallu

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Give past participle of haïr (to hate)

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haï

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Give past participle of lire (to read)

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lu

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Give past participle of mettre (to put, put on)

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mis

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Give past participle of permettre (to allow, permit)

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permis

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Give past participle of promettre (to promise)

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promis

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Give past participle of ouvrir (to open)

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ouvert

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Give past participle of découvrir (to discover, find out)

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découvert

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Give past participle of offrir (to offer)

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offert

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Give past participle of souffrir (to suffer)

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souffert

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Give past participle of plaire (to please)

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plu

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Give past participle of pleuvoir (to rain)

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plu

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Give past participle of pouvoir (to be able to)

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pu

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Give past participle of prendre (to take)

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pris

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Give past participle of apprendre (to learn)

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appris

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Give past participle of comprendre (to understand)

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compris

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Give past participle of recevoir (to receive)

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reçu

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Give past participle of rire (to laugh)

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ri

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Give past participle of sourire (to smile)

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souri

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Give past participle of savoir (to know)

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Give past participle of suivre (to follow, take a class)

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Give past participle of tenir (to hold, keep)

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Give past participle of valoir (to be worth)

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Give past participle of vivre (to live)

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Give past participle of voir (to see)

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Give past participle of vouloir (to want)

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What are the rules of agreement of past participles combined with ‘‘avoir’’?

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The past participles of verbs using ‘‘avoir’’ as auxiliary to form the passé composé agrees in gender and number with preceding direct object.
The preceding object can be:
- a direct object pronoun (la,l’,nous, les…) f.e.
Il nous a reconnus, As-tu vu la pièce? - Oui, je l’ai vue.
- the relative pronoun ‘‘que’’ and a (feminine or plural) noun which comes before it
La lettre que j’ai écrite est longue.
- the interrogative adjectives ‘‘quelles’’, ‘‘quels’’, ‘‘quelles’’ (+noun) and the interrogative pronouns ‘‘laquelle’’, ‘‘lesquelles’’, ‘‘lesquelles’’
Quels livres avez-vous lus?
- a noun introduced by the exclamatory adjective ‘‘quelle…!’’ (‘‘quels…!’’, ‘‘quelles…!)
Quelle chance elle a eue! (How lucky she was!)
- a noun introduced by ‘‘combien de’’
Combien de fautes avez-vous faites?

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When the past participle of verbs conjugated with ‘‘avoir’’ remains unchanged?

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  • after ‘‘en’’, ‘‘dont’’ and ‘‘où’’
    Les articles dont j’ai parlé sont sur le bureau.
  • when the past participle is part of an impersonal verb or expression (il y a, il faut, etc)
    La neige qu’il y a eu.
  • when the past participle of ‘‘faire’’ is followed by an infinitive
    La robe que j’ai fait faire.
    -when the past participle is followed by an infinitive and if the action expressed by the infinitive is not performed by the preceding direct object.
    La chanson que j’ai entendu chanter. vs La chanteuse que j’ai entendue chanter.
    -when the past participle of certain intransitive verbs (such as courir, mesurer, etc.) is preceded by an expression of time, weight, distance or amount.
    Les dix kilomètres qu’il a couru étaient un défi.
    L’année qu’il a vécu en France était intéressante.
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Which are the verbs that use the auxiliary ‘‘être’’ to form the passé composé?

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The following intransitive verbs (most of which express movement or a change of state):
aller
venir (devenir, revenir)

arriver
partir

sortir
entrer (rentrer)

monter
descendre

naître
mourir

passer

rester

retourner

tomber

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What are the rules of agreement of past participles combined with ‘‘être’’?

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The past participle of the verbs conjugated with ‘‘être’’ listed above agrees in gender and number with the subject.
Elle est née.

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Which are the verbs that can be conjugated with ‘‘être’’ and ‘‘avoir’’, and when it take place?

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Six verbs among those conjugated with ‘‘être’’ in the passé composé (monter, descendre, sortir, rentrer, retourner, passer) are conjugated with ‘‘avoir’’ when they are used transitively, i.e. when a direct object follows them. In most of these cases, the meaning of the verb will change.
When conjugated with ‘‘avoir’’:
- monter and descendre keep their meaning (to go up, to go down) in some contexts (when followed by a place such as stairs, a street, etc., that someone goes up or down), but have a different meaning (to take sth up, to take sth down) in other contexts (when followed by an object that is being transported up or down)
- sortir, rentrer, retourner change their meaning to take sth out, to take sth inside, to turn sth over
- passer means to spend (time), to take (an exam), to hand (sth to sb), and to have (a good day, a good vacation, etc.)

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I went up to the second floor.
I went up the stairs.

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Je suis monté au premier étage. (intransitive use)

J’ai monté l’escalier (transitive use)

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He got inthe taxi.
He took the suitcase up to the attic.

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Il est monté dans le taxi.

Il a monté la valise au grenier.

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They went down to the basement.
They went down the street.

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Ils sont descendus au sous-sol.

Ils ont descendu la rue.

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She got off the bus.
She took the wine down to the cellar.

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Elle est descendue de l’autobus.

Elle a descendu le vin à la cave.

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She went out of the room.
She tokk out the garbage can.

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Elle est sortie de la salle.

Elle a sorti la poubelle.

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I came home late last night.
I took the chairs inside.

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Je suis rentré tard hier soir.

J’ai rentré les chaises.

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She returned to her country.
She turned over the pancakes.

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Elle est retournée dans son pays.

Elle a retiurné les crêpes.

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The mailman already came by.
He spent three days in Thaiti.

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Le facteur est déjà passé.

Il a passé trois jours à Thaiti.

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I passed through the yellow light.
She took the exam yesterday.

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Je suis passé à l’orange.

Elle a passé l’examen hier.

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Which auxiliary is used to form the passé composé of all pronominal verbs?

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to enjoy oneself, have a good time

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s’amuser

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I enjoyed myself

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je me suis amusé(e).

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you enjoyed yourself

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tu t’es amusé(e)

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he enjoyed himself

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il s’est amusé

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she enjoyed herself

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elle s’est amusée

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we enjoyed ourself

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nous nous sommes amusé(e)s

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you enjoyed yourself (plural)

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vous vous êtes amusé(e)s

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they enjoyed themselves

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ils (elles) se sont amusé(e)s

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I didn’t enjoy myself

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je ne me suis pas amusé(e)

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you didn’t enjoy yourself

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tu ne t’es pas amusé(e)

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he didn’t enjoy himself

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il ne s’est pas amusé

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she didn’t enjoy herself

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elle ne s’est pas amusée

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we didn’t enjoy ourselves

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nous ne nous sommes pas amusé(e)s

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you didn’t enjoy yourselves (plural)

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vous ne vous êtes pas amusé(e)s

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they didn’t enjoy themselves

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ils (elles) ne se sont pas amusé(e)s

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did I enjoy myself?

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est-ce que je me suis amusé(e)?

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did you enjoy yourself?

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est-ce que tu t’es amusé(e)?

t’es-tu amusé(e)?

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did he enjoy himself?

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est-ce qu’il s’est amusé(e)?

s’est-il amusé?

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did she enjoy herself?

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est-ce qu’elle s’est amusée?

s’est-elle amusée?

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did we enjoyed ourselves?

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est-ce que nous nous sommes amusé(e)s?

nous sommes nous amusé(e)s?

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did you enjoy yourselves?

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est-ce que vous vous êtes amusé(e)s?

vous êtes-vous amusé(e)s?

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did they enjoy themselves?

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est-ce que ils se sont amusé(e)s?
se sont-ils amusés?
se sont-elles amusées?

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What is the past participle of apercevoir (to notice)?

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What is the past participle of s’asseoir?

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What is the past participle of s’endormi?

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What is the past participle of se plaindre? (complain)

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What is the past participle of se sentir? (to feel)

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What is the past participle of se servir? (to help oneself)

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What is the past participle of se souvenir? (to remember)

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What is the past participle of se taire? (to be OU to keep quiet)

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Conjugate ‘’s’en aller’’ in the passé composé. (to go)

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je m'en suis allé(e)
tu t'en es allé(e)
il s'en est allé(e)
elle s'en est allé
nous nous'en sommes allé(e)s
vous vous êtes allé(e)(s)
ils s'en sont allés
elles s'en sont allées
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What are the rules of the agreement of the past participle of pronominall pronouns?

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  1. The past participle of idiomatic pronominal verbs and of pronominal verbs with passive meaning agrees in gender and number with subject.
    Elle s’est souvenue. - She remembered.
    2.The past participle of reflexive and reciprocal verbs agrees in gender and number with the preeceding direct object. Frequently the direct object is the reflexive pronoun.
    Elle s’est réveillée. (She woke up).
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When is the reflexive pronoun the direct object and when the indirect object, and when the agreement of past participle is made?

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  1. The reflexive pronoun is a direct object with all those reflexive and reciprocal verbs which, when used nonreflexively, take a direct object (except when a direct object follows the reflexive verb)
    Elle s’est réveillée. - Je réveille a mon père.
    Elles se sont comprises. - Je comprends ma mère.
  2. The reflexive pronoun is an indirect object (with which no agreement is made)
  • when a direct object follows the past participle
    Elle s’est lavée. (In this sentence, no direct object follows the verb. The reflexive pronoun ‘‘se’’ is a direct object. Therefore there is agreement of the past participle with ‘‘se’’)
    Elle s’est lavé les mains. (In thos sentence, a direct object, ‘‘les mains’’, follows the verb. The reflexive pronoun ‘‘se’’ is now an indirect object. Therefore, there is no agreement of the past participle with ‘‘se’’.
    BUT
    Elle s’est les lavées. (In this sentence, the preceding direct object is ‘‘les’’, replacing ‘‘les mains’’ and the past participle agrees with this pronoun.

-with verbs which, when used non-reflexively, take an indirect object
Ils se sont écrit. - J’écris à mon père.
Elle s’est demandé. (She wondered) - Je demande à ma mère.

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When is the passé composé used?

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  1. To express a past action which was completed at a precise moment or whitin limited period of time.
    f.e. Elle est arrivée il y a quinze jours.
  2. To indicate an action that happened only once, especially with verbs that express events which are generally not repeated such as ‘‘mourir’’, ‘‘naître’’, ‘‘se marier’’, ‘‘avoir…ans’’, etc.
    f.e. Elle est morte des suites d’une longue maladie.
  3. To express an action which was repeated a specified (precise or approximate) number of times.
    Elle est allée deux fois chez le médecin la semaine derniére.
  4. To indicate an action of short duration, or a sudden occurence or change of an action.
    f.e. Elle a ouvert la porte.
  5. To express a series of actions which took place successively, the previous one being completed when the new one starts.
    Je suis venu, j’ai vu, j’ai vaincu.
  6. With ‘‘depuis’’ and ‘‘ça fait…que’’ in negative sentences to indicate an action or situation which has not taken place for a period of time up to the present.
    Il n’a pas plu depuis des semaines.
  7. With ‘‘toujours’’ and ‘‘jamais’’ for actions or situations that occurred repetitievely in the past and continue to do so in the present.
    J’ai toujours voulu être hôtesse de l’air.
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The Passé Composé

this morning

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The Passé Composé
last night (evening hours)
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last night (night time hours)
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la nuit dernière

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The Passé Composé

yesterday morning

A

hier matin

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yesterday afternoon

A

hier après-midi

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the day before yesterday

A

avant-hier

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the other day

A

l’autre jour

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The Passé Composé

last Monday/Tuesday,etc

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lundi/mardi, etc. dernier

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last weekend

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le week-end dernier

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The Passé Composé

last week

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la semaine dernière

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last month

A

le mois dernier

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last year

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l’année dernière

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last summer

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l’été dernier

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last winter

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l’hiver dernier

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a little while ago

A

tout à l’heure

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on the…of February / March, etc.

A

le…février / mars, etc.

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at…o’clock

A

à…heures

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when…

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for (+ time period which is finished)

A

pendant (+time period)

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The Passé Composé

The alarm rang at seven o’clock.

A

Le réveil a sonné à sept heures.

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The Passé Composé

We went to Japan last year.

A

Nous sommes allés au Japon l’année dernière.

139
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The Passé Composé

This war lasted thirty years.

A

Cette guerre a duré trente ans.

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I lived in rome for five months.

A

J’ai vécu à Rome pendant cinq mois.

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The Passé Composé

He was born in the hospital.

A

Il est né à l’hôpital.

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My parents divorced.

A

Mes parents ont divorcé.

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The Passé Composé

My son turned ten yesterday.

A

Mon fils a eu dix ans hier.

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The Passé Composé

I tried to warn you several several times.

A

J’ai essayé plusieurs fois de vous avertir.

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The Passé Composé

suddenly

A

soudain

tout à coup

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The Passé Composé

immediately

A

immédiatement

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The Passé Composé

right away

A

tout de suite

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The Passé Composé

She opened the door

A

Elle a ouvert la porte.

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The Passé Composé

I met a friend downtown.

A

J’ai rencontré un ami en ville.

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The Passé Composé

Suddenly, I got scared.

A

Soudain, j’ai eu peur.

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The Passé Composé

We called the ambulance right away.

A

Nous avons tout de suite appelé l’ambulance.

152
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The Passé Composé

First she bought a ticket and then she left.

A

D’abord, elle a acheté un billet, et ensuite elle est partie.

153
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The Passé Composé

I have never liked cats. (And I still don’t)

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Je n’ai jamais aimé les chats.

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