Le passé composé avec avoir

What do we use the "passé composé" for? 

• To talk about what we're doing now in the present
• To talk about what we did in the past
• To talk about what we will do in the future 

Tags

CCSS.L.1.1E

CCSS.L.2.1D

CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

CCSS.L.4.1B

What is the formula for passé composé phrases?

• subject + helping verb + past participle

• helping verb + past participle + ne/pas

• subject + past participle + avoir

• helping verb + auxiliary verb + past participle

What verb is usually used for a helping verb?

• Être

• aller

• faire

• Avoir

What does the following sentence mean?

"J'ai mangé une pizza."

• I ate a pizza.

• I am going to eat a pizza.

• I'm eating a pizza.

• I don't eat pizza

Choose the correct French translation for this English sentence.

"I played football."

• Je joue au football

• Je vais jouer au football

• J'ai joué au football

• J'ai joue au football

Where are negative words (like ne...pas) placed in a past tense phrase? (example, j'ai vendu)

• Around the subject (ne je pas ai vendu)

• Around the helping verb (je n'ai pas vendu)

• Around the past participle (j'ai ne vendu pas)

• Around the helping verb and past participle (je n'ai vendu pas)

What is the ending for a regular -ER verb in the past tense?

• é

• e

• ê

• No ending is used

What does the following sentence mean?

"J'ai regardé un film"

• I watched a film.

• I am watching a film.

• I am going to watch a film.

• I have watched a film

How would you write in French, "We ate a hamburger"?

• Nous mangeons un hamburger.

• Nous allons manger un hamburger.

• Nous avons mangé un hamburger.

• Nous avons mange un hamburger

"Ils ont écouté de la musique" means what in English?

• I listened to music.
• You (singular) listened to music.
• We listened to music.
• They listened to music.

Tags

CCSS.L.1.1E

CCSS.L.2.1D

CCSS.L.3.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

CCSS.L.4.1B