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The passé composé is used when talking about something that happened and completed in the past.

The passé composé of most verbs is formed by adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle.

The past participle of -er verbs is formed by adding -é to the infinitive stem.

The passé composé is also called the conversational past tense.
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The pluperfect tense is formed by using the imperfect tense of the verb avoir or être with the past participle.
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The pluperfect tense expresses a past action completed prior to another past action that is either mentioned or understood from the context.

Elle avait parlé et ensuite nous sommes partis. She had spoken and then we left.
Ils avaient déjà terminé quand je suis parti. They had already finished when I left.
Elles étaient déjà descendues quand je suis entré. They had already come down when I came in.
Elle m’a demandé si j’avais vu le film. She asked me if I had seen the film.
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the [...] is dropped from the second person singular to form the imperative.
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s for -er verbs

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For -er verbs, the s is dropped from the second person singular to form the imperative.

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The stem for present participle is [...]
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the first person plural without the ending -ons

which means in some cases, such as -ir verbs, it's more than infinitive stems

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The present participle is formed by dropping the ending -ons from the first person plural of the present tense and adding -ant.

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The present participle has endings [...].
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-ant

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The present participle is formed by dropping the ending -ons from the first person plural of the present tense and adding -ant.

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The present participle is invariable when expressing [...]

example: I see my father cooking.
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a concurrent action


Je vois mon père faisant la cuisine.


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The present participle is invariable when expressing an concurrent action

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The [...] can be expressed by using the verb aller with an infinitive.
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immediate future

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The immediate future can be expressed by using the verb aller with an infinitive. This is the equivalent of the English to be going to

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The future tense of most verbs is formed by [...].
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adding -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont to the infinitive

All verbs with different endings share the same pattern, great!

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The future tense of most verbs is formed by adding -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont to the infinitive. The final -e of -re verbs is dropped before adding the future endings. The future tense is used as in English to express an event or describe a condition that will take place in the fu

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The [...] is dropped before adding the future endings.
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final -e of -re verbs

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The future tense of most verbs is formed by adding -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont to the infinitive. The final -e of -re verbs is dropped before adding the future endings. The future tense is used as in English to express an event or describe a condition that will take place in the future

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The present conditional is formed by adding the endings [...] to the future stem of the verb.

example:
In that case, I would come.
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-ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient

Dans ce cas-là, je viendrais.


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The present conditional is formed by adding the endings -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient to the future stem of the verb. Note that the endings are the same as those for the imperfect tense.

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The present conditional is formed by adding the endings to [...].

example: In that case, I would come.
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the future stem of the verb

Dans ce cas-là, je viendrais.


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The present conditional is formed by adding the endings -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient to the future stem of the verb. Note that the endings are the same as those for the imperfect tense.

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Note that the endings for present conditional are the same as those for [...].
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the imperfect tense

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The present conditional is formed by adding the endings -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient to the future stem of the verb. Note that the endings are the same as those for the imperfect tense.

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The pluperfect tense is formed by using [...] with the past participle.

example: She had spoken and then we left.
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the imperfect tense of the verb avoir or être

Elle avait parlé et ensuite nous sommes partis.

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The pluperfect tense is formed by using the imperfect tense of the verb avoir or être with the past participle.

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The [...] is formed by using the imperfect tense of the verb avoir or être with the past participle.
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pluperfect tense

Elle avait parlé et ensuite nous sommes partis. She had spoken and then we left.

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The pluperfect tense expresses [...]
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a past action completed prior to another past action

Elle avait parlé et ensuite nous sommes partis. She had spoken and then we left.
Ils avaient déjà terminé quand je suis parti. They had already finished when I left.
Elles étaient déjà descendues quand je suis entré. They had already come down when I came in.
Elle m’a demandé si j’avais vu le film. She asked me if I had seen the film.

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The pluperfect tense expresses a past action completed prior to another past action that is either mentioned or understood from the context. Elle avait parlé et ensuite nous sommes partis. She had spoken and then we left. Ils avaient déjà terminé

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The imperfect tense of the verb être has an irregular stem but regular endings
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The imperfect tense of the verb être has [...]
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an irregular stem but regular endings

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The imperfect tense of the verb être has an irregular stem but regular endings

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Since most mental processes involve duration or continuance, verbs which deal with mental activities or conditions are often expressed in the imperfect when used in the past
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Since most mental processes involve [...], verbs which deal with mental activities or conditions are often expressed in the imperfect when used in the past
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duration or continuance

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Since most mental processes involve duration or continuance, verbs which deal with mental activities or conditions are often expressed in the imperfect when used in the past

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Si + the on or nous form of the imperfect tense can be used to express a wish or suggestion.

Si on jouait au tennis? How about playing tennis?
Il a une nouvelle voiture. He has a new car.
Si j’avais une nouvelle voiture aussi! If only I had a new car, too!
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Depuis, il y avait. . . que, voilà . . . que and ça faisait. . . que are used with the imperfect tense to mean had been
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Depuis, il y avait. . . que, voilà . . . que and ça faisait. . . que are used with [...] tense to mean had been

example: How long had he been waiting?
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the imperfect

Depuis quand attendait-il?

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Depuis, il y avait. . . que, voilà . . . que and ça faisait. . . que are used with the imperfect tense to mean had been

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Si + the on or nous form of the imperfect tense can be used to express [...].
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a wish or suggestion


Si on jouait au tennis? How about playing tennis?
Il a une nouvelle voiture. He has a new car.
Si j’avais une nouvelle voiture aussi! If only I had a new car, too!

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Si + the on or nous form of the imperfect tense can be used to express a wish or suggestion. Si on jouait au tennis? How about playing tennis? Il a une nouvelle voiture. He has a new car. Si j’avais une nouvelle voiture aussi! If only I had a new car,

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Venir de in the imperfect tense means had just done something.

Il venait d’arriver. He had just arrived
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Venir de in the imperfect tense means [...].

example: He had just arrived
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had just done something

Il venait d’arriver.

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Venir de in the imperfect tense means had just done something . Il venait d’arriver. He had just arrived

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[...] means had just done something.
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Venir de in the imperfect tense

Il venait d’arriver. He had just arrived

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Venir de in the imperfect tense means had just done something . Il venait d’arriver. He had just arrived

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The passé composé is used when talking about something that happened and completed in the past.
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The passé composé is used when talking about something that happened and completed in the past. The passé composé of most verbs is formed by adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle. The past participle of -er verbs is forme

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The passé composé is used when talking about something that happened and completed in the past. The passé composé of most verbs is formed by adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle. The past participle of -er verbs is formed by adding -é to the infinitive stem. The passé composé is also called the conversational past tense. </bo

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The passé composé is used when talking about something that happened and completed in the past. The passé composé of most verbs is formed by adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle. <span>The past participle of -er verbs is formed by adding -é to the infinitive stem. The passé composé is also called the conversational past tense. <span><body><html>

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e past. The passé composé of most verbs is formed by adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle. The past participle of -er verbs is formed by adding -é to the infinitive stem. <span>The passé composé is also called the conversational past tense. <span><body><html>

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The passé composé is used when talking about something that [...time range...].
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happened and completed in the past

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The passé composé of most verbs is formed by [...].
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adding the present tense of the auxiliary verb avoir to the past participle

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The past participle of -er verbs is formed by [...].
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adding -é to the infinitive stem

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The passé composé is also called [...] tense.
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the conversational past

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The passé composé is also called the conversational past tense.

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The past participle of -ir verbs is formed by [...].
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adding -i to the infinitive stem

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The past participle of -ir verbs is formed by adding -i to the infinitive stem. Some verbs whose infinitive ends in -ir have regular past participles even though they are irregular in the present tense.

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The past participle of -re verbs is formed by [...].
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adding -u to the infinitive stem

vendu

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The past participle of -re verbs is formed by adding -u to the infinitive stem. Some -re verbs that are irregular in the present tense have regular past participles.

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