Passé Composé with Avoir and Irregular Past Participles

The Passé Composé...

•  describes an event that just happened.
•  only uses "avoir" as a helping verb.
• describes completed past action.
• does not have any irregular forms.

The Passé Composé has _____ equivalents in English. 

• 1
•  2
• 3
• 4

To form the passé composé, ____________ or __________ is conjugated in the present tense and the ______________ is transformed into the past participle.
 

•  
  être, aller/infinitive
• avoir, aller/infinitive
• être, venir/inifinitive
• avoir, être/ infinitive

 The past participle for "chanter" =

• chanti
• chanté
• chantu
• chantés

 The past participle for "finir" =

• finé
• finie
• fini
• finis

 The past participle for "attendre" =

• attendu
• attendis
• attendé
• attendit

Some verbs have irregular past participles.

• Vrai
• Faux

How would this sentence look if it were negative?
_{La classe de Français 2 a travaillé tout le matin.}

• La classe de Français 2 a ne travaillé pas tout le matin.
• La classe de Français 2 n'a travaillé pas tout le matin.
• La classe de Français 2 n'a pas travaillé tout le matin.
• La classe de Français 2 ne a pas travaillé tout le matin.

What do the verbs represented by
DR
MRS
VANDERTRAMP
have in common?

• They all have irregular past participles
• They all have have regular past participles.
• They all use être as the helping verb in the passé composé.
• They all take avoir as the helping verb in the passé composé.

Agreement in the passé composé follows the same pattern as verb conjugation.

• Vrai
• Faux