WorksheetsLe passé Composé
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is an infinitive?
a noun
the basic form of the verb
a verb that ends with -er, -ir
or -re
a verb that has a subject
What is the meaning of "passé composé"?
Past tense
perfect tense
imperfect tense
pluperfect tense
What it is called composé?
Because it talks about a composer
because it is challenging
because it is made of 2 parts
it is just a fancy expression to say perfect tense
To make the past tense, I need _______, __________ and _______________
a subject
a time phrase
an auxiliary verb
a past participle
a past participle
My auxiliary verb must be in ...
present continuous
perfect tense
future tense
present tense
How many auxiliary verbs are there in French?
6
4
3
2
What are they?
avoir and être
avoir, être, faire, aller
devoir, vouloir, pouvoir
rentrer, revenir, sortir, entrer, tomber, rester
Most verbs will use __________ to do the past tense including irregular verbs.
être
aller
faire
avoir
What are the correct parts of avoir?
J'ai
nous avez
jai
nous avons
j'ai
nous avons
j'ai
vous avons
What the correct part of avoir?
tu as
vous avez
tu a
vous avé
tu as
vous aver
tu a
vous avez
What the correct part of avoir?
il/elle as
ils/elles ont
il/elles a
ils/elles ont
il/elle a
ils/elles ont
il/elle a
ils/elles vont
What is the ending of the past participle for a verb ending in -er
-i
-ez
-er
-é
Which is the correct form of the verb?
j'ai mangée
j'ai mangé
jai mangé
j,ai manger
What is the correct form the verb?
vous avez regardé
vous avez regardés
vous avons regardé
vous avez regardées
What is the ending of the past participle of the -ir verb?
-ais
-u
-i
-e
What is the correct form of the verb?
jai fini
je suis fini
j'ai fini
j'ai finie
What form is incorrect?
vous avez choisi
ils ont réussi
tu a obéi
elle a fini
What is the ending of the past participle for a -re verb?
-issons
-u
-eu
-is
What are the 2 correct forms?
mon père a vendu
la poule as pondue
le marchand a vendue
la glace a fondu
When using the auxiliary "avoir" the past participle
sometimes agrees with the subject.
always agrees with the subject.
never agrees with the subject.
will agree but it depends on the verb.
