Passé composé - avoir (regular and irregular verbs)

The Passé Composé...

•  describes an event that just happened.
•  only uses "avoir" as a helping verb.
• describes completed past action.
• does not have any irregular forms.

To form the passé composé, ____________is conjugated in the present tense and the ______________ is transformed into the past participle.

• aller, infinitive

• faire, infinitive

• venir, infinitive

• avoir, infinitive

Conjugate in the passé composé: je / prendre

• ai pris

• ai prendu

• ai pendu

• ai perdu

Conjugate in the passé composé: vous / acheter

• avez achetez

• avez acheté

• avez acheti

• avez achetu

Does passé composé need a helping verb?

• Yes

• No

What is a "past participle"

• The way to write a verb in the past tense

• A fancy word for a noun

• The way to write a future tense verb

• The same as the infinitive

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

• é
• e
• ê

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1B

CCSS.L.5.1.B-D

CCSS.L.5.1C

CCSS.L.5.1D

CCSS.L.3.1E

Some verbs have irregular past participles.

• Vrai
• Faux

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.

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.