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Le passé composé (Perfect tense regular verbs)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When do we use the perfect tense?

a)

For habits in the past (what you used to do).

b)

For specific events completed in the past (eg, what you did last weekend).

c)

For actions/ events that are happening now.

d)

For actions/events that have not yet happened.

2.

Which of these statements is true?

a)

the perfect tense is the same as the present tense

b)

the perfect tense has no irregular verbs

c)

the perfect tense is always made up of 3 parts

d)

the perfect tense only works to describe an ideal scenario

3.

After the subject pronoun, what 2 things do we need to make a sentence in the perfect tense?

a)

A part of avoir (in the present tense) + an infinitive

b)

A part of avoir (in the past tense) + a past partciciple

c)

A part of avoir (in the present tense) + an adjective

d)

A part of avoir (in the present tense) + a past partciciple

4.

In most cases, the auxiliary used in the perfect tense is the verb...

a)

to have (avoir)

b)

to be (être)

c)

to go (aller)

d)

must (devoir)

5.

Choose the correct verb endings & order for [avoir] in the present tense (je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles)

a)

a, ai, avez, avons, as, ont

b)

ai, a, as, aient, allez, ent

c)

ai, as, a, avons, avez, ont

d)

ai, is, a, ez, s, ont

6.

How do we form the past participles of ER verbs?

a)

Take off the -er ending

b)

Add é to the infinitive

c)

Take off the -er ending and add é

d)

Take off the 'r' and add u

7.

How do we form past participles of IR verbs?

a)

Take off the -ir ending and add i

b)

Take off the -ir ending and add u

c)

Take off the -ir ending and add é

d)

Add i to the infinitive

8.

How do we form past participles of RE verbs?

a)

Add u to the infinitive

b)

Take off the -re ending and add u

c)

Take off the -re ending and add i

d)

Take off the -re ending and add é

9.

Which of the following is a past participle of a regular -er verb?

a)

dormi

b)

vendu

c)

regardé

d)

attendu

10.
Past participle for 'finished' (finir)
a)
fini
b)
finé
c)
fin
d)
finu
11.
Past participle for 'played' (jouer)
a)
joui
b)
joué
c)
jeué
d)
jou
12.
Past participle for 'waited for' (attendre)
a)
attendu
b)
attendi
c)
attendé
d)
attende
13.
I watched
a)
je regarde
b)
j'ai regardu
c)
j'ai regardé
d)
je regardé
14.
I chose (choisir)
a)
j'ai choisi
b)
je chose
c)
je choisis
d)
j'ai choisu
15.

I defended (from infinitive défendre)

a)

j'ai défendi

b)

j'ai défendu

c)

je défendu

d)

j'ai defendu

16.
I ate
a)

j'ai mange

b)

je mange

c)

j'ai mangé

d)

j'ai mangez

17.

Translate:

she watched

a)

elle a regarde

b)

elle as regardé

c)

elle a regardé

d)

elle ont regardé

18.

Translate:

we travelled

a)

nous avons voyagé

b)

ils ont travaillé

c)

nous avons voyager

d)

elle travaille

19.

Translate:

they finished

a)

ils ont finis

b)

ils ont fini

c)

ils ont finé

d)

ils ont finissé

20.

Translate:

they answered

a)

ils ai répondé

b)

ils avons répondu

c)

ils ont répondu

d)

ils ont répondi

21.

Translate the following: I talked (= I have talked)

(a)  

22.

Translate the following: she played (= she has played)

(a)  

23.

Translate the following: he slept (= he has slept)

(a)  

24.

Translate the following: they bought (= they have bought)

when "they" is a group of boys

(a)  

25.

A few verbs (mostly verbs of movement) take "être" rather than "avoir" as an auxilliary. So the first person will be "je suis" rather than "j'ai".

Which of the following follow that pattern ? (2 answers)

a)

écouté

b)

allé

c)

sorti

d)

téléchargé