a verb tense that describes completed actions in the past e.g. I listened, you played

Task A1-1 Mathieu est athlète.

Task A1-2 Il cherche des marathons au Québec.

Task A1-3 … parce qu’il est enthousiaste.

Task A1-4 Son chat, Thibault, mache du thon québecois.

Task A1-5 Son chien, Véronique, est chez Monique.

Task C2-1 J’ai célébré mon anniversaire à Bruxelles l’année dernière.

Task C2-2 J’ai visité le musée plusieurs fois. 

Task C2-3 Léa a déjà quitté la maison. 

Task C2-4 J’ai parlé des devoirs avec mes amis hier. 

Task C2-5 J’ai enfin commencé mes devoirs. 

Task C2-6 J’ai emprunté des livres de ma sœur plusieurs fois. 

Task C2-7 J’ai acheté un nouveau livre le mois dernier. 

Task C2-8 Nous avons regardé le film de ce livre la semaine dernière.

School is out! Adverb placement and translation of the perfect tense

French

What people did: plural -er verbs in the perfect tense

School reporter: past inversion questions

Illness and accidents: irregular past participles, perfect tense questions

Having breakfast: perfect tense 'prendre' verbs, 'déjà' and 'ne…pas encore'

In this unit, pupils extend their knowledge of the perfect tense as they practise asking intonation, inversion and est-ce que questions in the perfect tense. They learn irregular past participles, practise the two English translations (I did, I have done) for the French perfect tense

Past events: the perfect tense, questions

Adverbs of time (saying exactly when) normally come __________ of a sentence in French.

Adverbs of time saying generally when, come __________ the conjugated verb form in French.

Match the parts of the verb to form the perfect tense of the verb 'habiter' - to live.

Which of these sentences are in the perfect tense? (le passé composé)

Chose the correct translation. J'ai regardé la télé hier.

Put the words in the correct order to translate, 'I have finally eaten my sweets'.

Which of the sentences below is in the perfect tense?

Put the following in order to make a past tense sentence.

to talk about an amount of time (minutes, days etc.)

to talk about the number of times something happens

There are two different ways of saying 'time' in French: le temps and la fois. When would you use them?

Complete the sentence. J'ai vu ce film trois ...

School is out! Adverb placement and translation of the perfect tense

Lesson outcome