PaulJames
PaulJames
07-12-2017
French
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How do you conjugate French passé compose?
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kylierae514
kylierae514
08-12-2017
You make the subject agree with a verb ( will always be avoir or etre, depending on the verb) then you put the past participle of the verb you are wanting to use
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pandamille
pandamille
08-12-2017
Hi,
The passé composé is a compound conjugation, which means it has two parts:
- present tense of the auxiliary verb (either avoir or être)
- past participle of the main verb
Exemple : verbe "jouer"
J'
ai
joué (avoir jouer) auxiliaire
"avoir"
Nous
avons
dansé (avoir danser) auxiliaire
"avoir"
Exemple : verbe "aller" (auxiliare "être")
1. Hier, Léa
est
allée (aller) au cinéma avec ses cousines.
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