PASSÉ COMPOSÉ WITH ÊTRE
As seen in a previous blog, the PASSÉ COMPOSÉ (or compound past) is the most common past tense used to mention events that took place in the past. In most cases, verbs conjugated in the passé composé are going to follow this
PASSÉ COMPOSÉ WITH AVOIR
THE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ WITH AVOIR HOW TO CONJUGATE “LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ W/ AVOIR” The PASSÉ COMPOSÉ (or compound past) is the most common past tense used to mention events that took place in the past (narrative mode for those of
Difference between Passé Composé and Imparfait
PASSÉ COMPOSÉ & IMPARFAIT Learn when to use the Passé Composé & the Imparfait in French For those of you just starting to learn French, “Passé Composé” and “Imparfait” may still sound like pretty names of birds or of cute