Understanding passages about past events (1/1)

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What does the past participle of a regular -er verb in the perfect tense end in?

What does the past participle of a regular -ir verb in the perfect tense end in?

What does a regular -re verb in the perfect tense end in?

...verbs which can't be used in the perfect tense.

...verbs which don't follow the usual rules for forming the past participle.

...verbs which take être in the perfect tense.

Faire, voir, boire, dire and prendre are all examples of...

How do you say 'I have done' (faire - to do)?

How do you say 'I have seen' (voir - to see)?

How do you say 'I have taken' (prendre - to take)?

The next 7 questions cover some very common words you will need in French in KS4. These words are very important because they give away or subtly change the meaning of a sentence. Select the correct meaning for each word. When you get your score, check your answers and write down any of these words that you didn't know.

What two words to we need to make a sentence negative in French?

Around the auxiliary verb (the verb to have or to be)

Around the subject (the person doing the verb)

In the perfect tense, where do we put the ne...pas to make a sentence negative?

How would we make 'j'ai quitté' negative?

How would you make 'Je suis resté' negative?

How would you make 'Il est allé' negative?

Understanding passages about past events (1/1)

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