Group 3 Irregular French Verbs (Passé Composé - Past Tense)

The video tutorial covers the formation and usage of the passé composé in French, emphasizing its importance in expressing past actions. It explains the differences between English and French past tense constructions, focusing on the use of auxiliary verbs and past participles. The tutorial provides a list of 25 irregular verbs, demonstrating their conjugation in the passé composé. It concludes with examples and encourages learners to practice by forming sentences using these verbs.

Why is it important to learn how to conjugate verbs in the passé composé?

• It is essential for understanding past actions.

• It is used for present continuous tense.

• It is only used in formal writing.

• It helps in forming future tense sentences.

What is the key difference between forming past tense in English and French?

• English does not use past participles.

• French requires an auxiliary verb and a past participle.

• English uses more verbs than French.

• French uses only one auxiliary verb.

Which auxiliary verb is commonly used in French passé composé?

• être

• aller

• avoir

• faire

What is the past participle of 'Aller' in French?

• Alléz

• Allait

• Alli

• Allé

How does the past participle of 'Apprendre' change in passé composé?

• Appris

• Apprendé

• Apprend

• Apprendu

Which verb uses 'être' as an auxiliary in passé composé?

• Lire

• Devenir

• Avoir

• Faire

What is the past participle of 'Pouvoir'?

• Pu

• Pouvé

• Pouvu

• Pouvait

Which verb's past participle is 'Vendu'?

• Vouloir

• Vivre

• Venir

• Vendre

What is the past participle of 'Lire'?

• Lu

• Liré

• Lisé

• Lait

What should students do to practice using these verbs?

• Write sentences using the verbs.

• Memorize the list without practice.

• Only read the guide.

• Ignore the verbs and focus on new ones.