Appeler (to call) — Past Tense

The video tutorial explains the Basi composite, focusing on the verb 'Apley'. It covers the components needed to form the Basi composite: subject pronouns, auxiliary verbs, and past participles. The tutorial provides a detailed conjugation of 'Apley' in the present perfect tense, followed by practical examples to illustrate its usage in sentences.

What are the three components that form the Basi Composite?

• Subject pronouns, auxiliary verbs, and past participles

• Nouns, adjectives, and adverbs

• Verbs, conjunctions, and prepositions

• Articles, pronouns, and interjections

Which auxiliary verb is used in the present tense to form the Basi Composite?

• To have

• To do

• To go

• To be

What is the past participle of the verb 'apoly'?

• Apolé

• Apolyé

• Appléé

• Applé

In the Basi Composite, what does 'J'ai appelé' mean?

• I called or I have called

• I will call

• I was calling

• I am calling

What is the importance of knowing the auxiliary verb 'to have' in the present tense?

• It is used to express continuous actions

• It is used to form the Basi Composite

• It helps in forming future tense

• It is necessary for forming questions

In the example 'Nous avons appelé le docteur', what does it mean?

• We are calling the doctor

• We called the doctor

• We were calling the doctor

• We will call the doctor

What does 'Il a appelé son frère de la cuisine' imply?

• He was calling his brother in the kitchen

• He will call his brother from the kitchen

• He is calling his brother to the kitchen

• He called his brother from the kitchen