Prendre (to take) — Past Tense

The video tutorial covers the French verb 'Pondre', focusing on its use in the past tense. It explains the irregular nature of the verb and how to form its past participle 'pré'. The tutorial provides conjugation examples using the auxiliary verb 'to have' and offers practice sentences. It also demonstrates how to use negation with 'Pondre' and provides additional examples to reinforce learning.

What is the past participle of the French verb 'prendre'?

• Prendu

• Pris

• Prenu

• Prise

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'prendre' to form the past tense in French?

• Être

• Aller

• Avoir

• Faire

How would you say 'We have taken' in French using 'prendre'?

• Nous avons prendu

• Nous avons prise

• Nous avons pris

• Nous avons prenu

In the example sentence, what time does the train leave?

• 10:20

• 11:20

• 8:20

• 9:20

What does 'Alagar de Dijon' refer to in the example sentence?

• A train

• A station

• A time

• A city

In French negation, where is 'ne' placed in relation to the verb?

• Before the subject

• After the verb

• Before the verb

• At the end of the sentence

What is the correct structure for negating 'prendre' in the past tense?

• Pris ne pas

• Ne pris pas

• Pas ne pris

• Ne pas pris