Révision du passé composé

Révision:

le passé composé

Review of le passé composé

Open Ended

What do you remember about le passé composé?

Multiple Choice

VRAI OU FAUX: We use AVOIR and ÊTRE as auxiliary verbs with the passé composé

• VRAI

• FAUX

Multiple Choice

VRAI OU FAUX: When we are using each auxiliary verb (AVOIR and ÊTRE), the rules are exactly the same.

• VRAI

• FAUX

Le passé composé

• We use le passé​ composé to talk about things that happened in the past

• Le passé​ composé has 2 parts:

  • Le verbe auxiliaire

  • Le participe passé

• Par exemple:

  • Elle a é​tudié l'anglais en Angleterre.

  • Luc est né au Canada.

• Certain verbs are conjugated with ​ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire (DR MRS VANDERTRAMPP)

• We conjugate the verb ÊTRE​ in the present tense depending on who is doing the action before adding le participe passé

• We also have to add agreement (where necessary)

ÊTRE

• Most verbs are conjugated using AVOIR as le verbe auxiliaire

• We conjugate the verb AVOIR in the present tense depending on who is doing the action before adding le participe passé

AVOIR

Le passé composé:

Multiple Choice

For each of the following verbs, state if it is conjugated with AVOIR or ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire: revenir

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

Multiple Choice

For each of the following verbs, state if it is conjugated with AVOIR or ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire: parler

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

Multiple Choice

For each of the following verbs, state if it is conjugated with AVOIR or ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire: aller

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

Multiple Choice

For each of the following verbs, state if it is conjugated with AVOIR or ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire: vendre

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

Multiple Choice

For each of the following verbs, state if it is conjugated with AVOIR or ÊTRE as le verbe auxiliaire: devenir

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

Les participes passés:

Quelles sont les règles?

• Many verbs have a regular participe passé

• We follow certain rules to form them, based on the type of verb that they are (ER, RE, IR)

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct rule for forming le participe passé of an ER verb:

• take off the ending, add é

• take off the ending, add i

• take off the ending, add u

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct rule for forming le participe passé of an RE verb:

• take off the ending, add é

• take off the ending, add i

• take off the ending, add u

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct rule for forming le participe passé of an IR verb:

• take off the ending, add é

• take off the ending, add i

• take off the ending, add u

Les participes passés:

​Les participes passés irréguliers:

• There are verbs that have irregular participe passés as well

• These do not follow a specific rule, and we generally have to memorize them to ensure that we are using the correct participe passé

• Tip: many of les participes passés conjugated with avoir end in -oir and - prendre; être ones end in -venir

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Le participe passé of être is:

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Le participe passé of avoir is:

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Le participe passé of comprendre is:

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Le participe passé of mourir is:

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Le participe passé of devenir is:

N'OUBLIEZ PAS:

​DON'T FORGET:

• Verbs conjugated with ÊTRE​ as le participe passé require agreement based on the gender and number of who is doing the action

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To make le participe passé agree with someone who is masculin singulier, we add:

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To make le participe passé agree with someone who is féminin singulier, we add:

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To make le participe passé agree with someone who is masculin pluriel, we add:

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To make le participe passé agree with someone who is féminin pluriel, we add: