Group 1 'ER' verbs: Past tense

This video tutorial covers the basics of forming the passé composé in French, focusing on regular ER verbs. It explains the use of auxiliary verbs 'avoir' and 'être', and how to form past participles. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises, highlighting the differences between regular and irregular verbs. It also discusses the use of 'être' with movement and reflexive verbs, offering a comprehensive guide to mastering the passé composé.

What is the infinitive form of a regular ER verb in French?

• A verb ending in -re

• A verb ending in -ir

• A verb ending in -oir

• A verb ending in -er

Which auxiliary verb is commonly used with regular verbs in the passé composé?

• Faire

• Avoir

• Aller

• Être

How do you form the past participle of a regular ER verb?

• Add -u to the stem

• Add -i to the stem

• Add -s to the stem

• Add -é to the stem

What is the past participle of 'manger' in the passé composé?

• Mangé

• Mangé

• Mange

• Manger

Which of the following is a correct conjugation of 'chanter' in the passé composé with 'nous'?

• Nous chanté

• Nous chantons

• Nous avons chantons

• Nous avons chanté

What is the auxiliary verb used with movement verbs in the passé composé?

• Faire

• Être

• Aller

• Avoir

Which of the following verbs would use 'être' as an auxiliary in the passé composé?

• Aller

• Manger

• Finir

• Parler

How does the past participle change when using 'être' with a feminine subject?

• Add -é

• Add -ée

• Add -ées

• Add -és

Which of the following is a reflexive verb that uses 'être' in the passé composé?

• Parler

• Finir

• Manger

• Se laver

What is the past participle of 'entrer' for a masculine plural subject?

• Entrées

• Entré

• Entrés

• Entrée