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Allez, Viens 3 Chapitre 1 Passé Composé ou Imparfait? Created by: Dimick

Passé Composé hints : 

Passé Composé hints Remember that the past tense in French- the passé composé- is composed of 2 parts: For most verbs- a conjugated form of AVOIR & a participe passé

Passé Composé hints : 

Passé Composé hints Remember that the past tense in French- the passé composé- is composed of 2 parts: For most verbs- a conjugated form of AVOIR & a participe passé Où est-ce que tu as dormi? Quel temps est-ce qu’il a fait?

Avoir : 

Avoir Participe Passé

Participes Passés Irreguliers : 

Participes Passés Irreguliers

Passé Composé with être : 

Passé Composé with être With certain verbs, the passé composé is formed with A conjugated form of être & participe passé

Passé Composé with être : 

Passé Composé with être With certain verbs, the passé comp0osé is formed with A conjugated form of être & participe passé Reflexive verbs Je me suis beaucoup amusé (e) Je me suis ennuyé (e)

Passé Composé with être : 

Passé Composé with être With certain verbs, the passé comp0osé is formed with A conjugated form of être & participe passé Dr &Mrs Vandertramp(p) Je suis resté(e) ici J’y suis allé(e) Je suis parti(e)

Passé Composé with être:participe passé agrees with subject : 

Passé Composé with être:participe passé agrees with subject When être is used to form the passé composé, the participe passé becomes like an adjective and has to agree with the subject in gender & number. (There are some other rules concerning reflexive verbs that we’ll review later.) This doesn’t happen when avoir is used to form the passé composé. Elle est partie. Nous sommes allés. BUT Elle a dormi. Nous avons vu.

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? And sometimes P_____________

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs?

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? : 

Do you remember the DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs? And sometimes Passer (passé)

Do you remember how to ÊTRE? : 

Do you remember how to ÊTRE? Je Tu Il, elle , on Nous Vous Ils, elles

ÊTRE : 

ÊTRE Je suis Tu es Il, elle , on est Nous sommes Vous êtes Ils, elles sont

Passé Composé : 

Passé Composé J’ai écouté- I listened Il a fini- He finished Tu as répondu? -Did you answer? Nous avons fait les devoirs- We did the HW Actions that are done, complete, over

Imparfait : 

Imparfait Remember the other past tense in French: the imparfait? It gets used in special cases to mean: 1- incomplete/ interrupted action in the past someone WAS(danc)ING….. (when) 2- a habitual, repeated action in the past someone USED TO (dance)… (over & over again) 3- description or background setting in the past it was nice out, there were a lot of nice people (whether or not the main action happens or not)

Imparfait: formation : 

Imparfait: formation It is formed by dropping ONS from the NOUS form of the present tense & adding: Je dans-ais Nous dans- ions Tu dans-ais Vous dans-iez Il/elle/on dans-ait Ils/elles dans-aient

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