Le Passé Composé avec avoir

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Le Passé Composé avec avoir

The passé composé is the conversational past tense. Le passé composé is a verb tense that describes actions that happened. The passé composé is the conversational past tense. It is used to express specific actions that were completed at a definite time in the past. The passé composé relates to specific actions that happened once.

The passé composé is a compound tense, it has 2 parts. 1. Auxiliary (helping) verb AVOIR 2. Past Participle of the verb In the passé composé, the helping verb (avoir) is conjugated in the present. Do you remember the present tense of avoir? j’ai ________ nous avons ________ tu as ________ vous avez _________ il a _________ ils ont ___________ elle a ________ elles ont _________ on a _________ (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle) (past participle)

Past Participles To form the past participles of regular verbs: Regular –ER verbs Regular –IR verbs Regular –RE verbs parler parlé finir fini vendre vendu Now put the 2 part of the past tense together

Avoir in the present tense + past participle = passé composé Example: parler past participle = parlé j’ai + parlé = j’ai parlé (I spoke, I did speak) tu as + parlé = tu as parlé (you spoke, you did speak) il a + parlé = il a parlé (he spoke, he did speak) elle a + parlé = elle a parlé (she spoke, she did speak) nous avons + parlé = nous avons parlé (we spoke, we did speak) vous avez + parlé = vous avez parlé (you spoke, you did speak) ils ont + parlé = ils ont parlé (they spoke, they did speak) elles ont + parlé = elles ont parlé (they spoke, they did speak) Do you get it now?

Try it again! use FINIR FINI Example: finir Past Participle = Conjugate! j’ nous tu vous il ils elle elles on FINI ai fini as fini a fini avons fini avez fini ont fini Are you finally getting it?!?!

One more time…… use vendre Example: vendre Past Participle = VENDU Conjugate! j’ nous tu vous il ils elle elles on ai vendu as vendu a vendu avons vendu avez vendu ont vendu

Le Fin!