Lesson 11: Past tense with AVOIR

Ruler :

The passé composé is used to talk about actions ended in the past. With to have, The majority of verbs are conjugated as follows: to have in the present tense + past participle.

Examples:

I'm eating → I ate

You're watching → You watched

Example sentences:

Yesterday, I spoke with my friend.

We bought some bread.

They worked at the factory.

Scenario:

On Saturday, Marie had a good day. She tidied the house, she cooked, then she watched a movie.

Useful vocabulary:

yesterday Before After Morning evening House work movie friend

Exercise: Match the correct shape

1. Yesterday, I...

I walked

walk

2. We ...

we played

let's play

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