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Mind Map by Julia falconer, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Julia falconer
about 9 years ago
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HIGHER FRENCH- TENSES
- Perfect Tense
- used to talk about
something that happened
in the past
- You need two parts
to form the perfect
tense with avoir:
Annotations:
- the present tense of avoir the past participle of the main verb To get the past participle of regular verbs used with avoir: verbs ending -er - take off -er and add -é, eg parlé (spoke) verbs ending -ir - take off -ir and add -i, eg choisi (chose) verbs ending -re - take off -re and add -u, eg vendu (sold)
- Irregular Past Participles
- When To Use
- W/ Etre
- MRS VANDERTAMPS (ACRONYM)
- used to talk about
something that happened
in the past
- IMPERFECT
- what something was like.
- C'était plus an adjective can be used to give your
opinion on something
- what something was like.
- IMMEDIATE FUTURE
- what is going to happen in the future.
- formed by combining both: the
present tense of the verb aller & the
infinitive of the main verb
- what is going to happen in the future.
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