French Passé Composé by ettennA yerF https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540 Interpretation of a story by Gloria Broder en-us 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC 2018-07-25 07:53:52 UTC hello@padlet.com Negation langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056034 When making the negation while using the passé composé the ne goes before the verb and the pas goes after the verb

elle a fini
elle n'a pas fini

elle est allée
elle n'est pas allée]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056034 No agreement with avoir langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056035 When avoir is the helping verb there is no agreement with the past participle and the subject

il a vu
elle a vu
ils ont vu
elles ont vu]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056035 Agreement with être langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056036 When être is the helping verb, the past participle must agree in number and gender with the subject. See examples below

il est allé
elle est allée
ils sont allés
elles sont allées


]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056036 Which one? Avoir or être langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056038 a. Most verbs use the helping verb avoir

b. For the verbs that use être, as the helping verb refer to DR MRS VANDERTRAMPP

    monter --> monté (es)
    retourner --> retourné (es)
    sortir --> sorti (es)
    venir --> venu (es)
    arriver --> arrivé (es)
    naître --> né (es)
    descendre --> descendu (es)
    entrer --> entré (es)
    rester --> resté (es)
    tomber --> tombé (es)
    rentrer --> rentré (es)
    aller --> allé (es)
    mourir --> mort (es)
    partir --> parti (es)
    passer --> passé (es)
]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056038 Step 1: Decide which helping verb to use langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056039 Choose which helping verb to use then put in the present form. 

avoir
j' ai
tu as
nous avons
vous avez
Singular a
Plural ont

OR

être
je suis
tu es
nous sommes
vous êtes
Singular est
Plural sont


]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056039 Step 2: Find the past participle langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056040 Past participles of regular verbs are formed by changing the infinitive endings.

Take off ER and add é
Take off IR and add i
Take off RE and add u

Examples
manger changes to mangé
finir changes to fini
vendre changes to vendu

]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056040 Passé Composé langprof247 https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056042 The passé composé (compound past tense) is made of a helping verb + past participle. 

It tells something that happened in a specific time in the past; i.e., last night, last week, yesterday and so on. 

]]> 2018-07-25 03:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/langprof247/ocjdhqysx540/wish/271056042