a form of either 'avoir' or 'être' used to form the perfect tense

C1 -1 Je sers des repas aux clients.  

C1 -2 Il a choisi d’étudier les langues. 

C1 -3 J’ai fourni des produits à plusieurs entreprises. 

C1 -4 Il nourrit des chats.

C1 -5 Je remplis des verres. 

C1 -6 Il a rempli des rayons de bibliothèque.

C1 -7 Il sort des chiens dans le parc. 

The French Resistance: perfect tense with verbs like 'sortir' and 'choisir'

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Concorde the history: prepositions of place and movement

Concorde the history: 'sortir', 'choisir', 'venir' verbs, -ion/-ation nouns

Occupied France: perfect tense with verbs like 'sortir' and 'choisir'

The French colonial empire: perfect tense with verbs like 'venir' and 'entendre'

The French colonial empire: more practice of verbs like 'entendre' and 'venir'

In this unit, pupils consolidate the perfect tense with a range of known grammar and vocabulary. A key focus is revisiting prepositions of place and movement, consolidating past participle knowledge and contrasting present and perfect tenses.Inversion questions are also practised.

Historical events: perfect tense

Subjects which particular individuals may be sensitive to, eg, adoption, migration, bereavement or death, divorce, poverty, deprivation.

Depiction or discussion of sensitive content

Which sentence correctly uses 'sortir' in the present tense?

Arrange these words into a correct perfect tense sentence:

A man who was arrested and sent to a camp during WW2

Match each French word with its English equivalent:

Complete the sentence with one of the words below: 'Le soldat __________ regarde.' (The soldier is looking at ?)

Order these words correctly to make the sentence: I chose the right direction.

Complete the sentence using the correct past participle of the verb in brackets: Le gouvernement a {{}}des résultats supplémentaires. (fournir)

Which sentence best describes a one-off event using the perfect tense?

Translate this sentence into French: 'She felt a clear love'

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