Exploring the Passé Composé in French

The video tutorial covers the French past tense, Passé Composé. It begins with a humorous recap of Jo's day, illustrating the concept of completed actions. The tutorial explains the importance of Passé Composé in French, its formation using AVOIR and Participe Passé, and provides examples with different verb endings. The video concludes with additional tips and encourages viewers to engage with the content.

What did Jo do after she woke up?

• She clipped her toenails

• She made a smoothie

• She read Crush magazine

• She went to the gym

Why is Passé Composé important in French?

• It is used to describe hypothetical actions

• It is used to describe completed past actions

• It is used to describe ongoing actions

• It is used to describe future actions

What does the term 'Passé Composé' mean?

• Present perfect

• Future perfect

• Composed past

• Simple past

What is the first part of forming Passé Composé?

• Using the verb AVOIR

• Using the infinitive form

• Using the verb ÊTRE

• Using the future tense

How do you form the Participe Passé for -ER verbs?

• Drop the ER and add U

• Drop the ER and add A

• Drop the ER and add É

• Drop the ER and add I

What is the Participe Passé of the verb 'choisir'?

• Choisait

• Choisi

• Choisait

• Chois

What is the Participe Passé of the verb 'vendre'?

• Vendis

• Vendu

• Vendé

• Vendué

Which auxiliary verb is used with most verbs in Passé Composé?

• ALLER

• FAIRE

• AVOIR

• ÊTRE

How many verbs conjugate with ÊTRE in Passé Composé?

• 17

• 20

• 10

• 15

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