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3 years ago

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AlekseyPX3 years ago

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Bonjour,

D. Les mercredis, Jules apporte le linge à la blanchisserie.

Bonne journée !

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1. Roland a pris ses chaussettes blanches

2. Hier soir, j'ai organizé la boum de Yann

3. Il a cherché la télé pour regarder le feuilleton

4. Roucauei est-ce que tu as attendu Nicolas au magasin

5. Roger et Assane ont invité son frère à la fête nationale

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7. Mon père, a vendu sa bowls voiture hier

8. A quelle heure est-ce qu'il a quitté le musée

9. Qui a joué au tennis cet après-midi

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Explanation:

Here are some things to know about the passé composé:

The passé composé sentence structure is as follows:

Pronoun + conjugated auxiliary verb + past participle + rest of sentence

The auxiliary verb will either be avoir or être, depending on which verb you are using in the past tense and must be conjugated to match the pronoun
The past participle is the past tense form of the verb

Auxiliary Verbs:

Just a reminder of the conjugation of avoir and être:

être: je suis, tu es, il/elle est, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sont
avoir: j'ai, tu as, il/elle a, nous avons, vous avez, ils/elles ont

Most verbs fall under the house of avoir, but these fall under the house of être:

any reflexive verb
verbs in the phrase Dr. and Mrs. Vandertrampp (also, they all have to do with movement, whether actually moving, or moving through stages in lefe)

Devenir

Revenir

Mourir

Retourner

Sortir

Venir

Arriver

Naître

Descendre

Entrer

Rentrer

Tomber

Rester

Aller

Monter

Partir

Passer

Also, in the house of être, treat the past participle as an adjective, meaning if the subject is feminine, add an e, and if the subject is plural, add an s.

How to create past participles: