Passé composé (être)

What verbs take être in the passé composé?

• Almost all of them

• DR MRS VANDERTRAMP

• Verbs of living and eating

• Verbs that end in "r"

In the past tense using être, when the person doing the action is feminine, what do you add at the end of the past participle ?

• E

• S

• X

• I

What must you add to the end of the past participle if the subject of the passé composé is masculine and plural?

• nothing
• an "s"
• an "e"
• an "es"

What is the past participle of "devenir"?

• devenir
• deveni
• devenu
• devené

Translate this sentence into English: 
Je suis allée au parc hier. 

• I am going to the park tomorrow.
• I go to the park most days.
• I went to the park. 
• I went to the park yesterday.

Translate the following sentence into French:
My sisters were born on May 27th. 

• Mes soeurs ont nées le 27 mai.
• Mes soeurs sont nées le 27 mai.
• Mes soeurs sont né le 27 mai.
• Mes soeurs ont né le 27 mai.

When should you use the passé composé?

• When talking about specific times in the past.
• When talking about what's happening now.
• Whenever you want to.
• When talking about what you'll do tomorrow.

What's wrong with this sentence?
Nous sortis vendredi soir.

• It doesn't have agreement.

• It's missing the auxiliary verb être.

• Nothing is wrong.

• It doesn't make sense...No one goes out on Friday's.

What sentence describes this picture?

• Il est monté les escaliers.
• Il est resté chez lui.
• Il est tombé.
• Il est devenu prof.

What's the infinitive form of the past participle "mort"?

• morter
• moure
• mourir
• monter