The perfect tense of regular verbs

Which of these statements is true?

• the perfect tense is the same as the present tense

• the perfect tense has no irregular verbs

• the perfect tense is always made up of 2 parts

• the perfect tense only works in the sunshine

To make the perfect tense in French you always need 2 bits. They are called...

• the auxiliary and the pastie

• the auxiliary and the party hat

• the auxiliary and the perfect bit

• the auxiliary and the past participle

In most cases, the auxiliary used in the perfect tense is the verb...

• to have (avoir)

• to be (être)

• to go (aller)

• must (devoir)

To form the past participle of regular -ir verbs, you just have to...

• remove the ir and add a u

• remove the r

• remove the plastic lid and put in the microwave

• remove the ir and add re

To form the past participle of regular -re verbs, you have to...

• remove the re and add an i

• remove the re and add an é

• remove the re and add a blue ribbon

• remove the re and add a u

To form the past participle of -er verbs, you...

• take off the r and add an acute on the e - é

• take off the er and add a u

• take off the er and add an i

• take off the er and take it for a walk in the park

Past participles of regular verbs: tick all the correct statements

• -er becomes é, -ir becomes i and -re becomes u

• some -er verbs become u

• some ir verbs become ioua

• EVERY single -er verb becomes é

Translate:

I ate

• j'ai manger

• j'ai mangez

• j'ai mangé

• g manger

Translate:

she watched

• elle a regarde

• elle as regardé

• elle a regardé

• elle ont regardé

Translate:

we travelled

• on a voyagé

• on a travaillé

• on a voyager

• on a voyagez