I'm pretty sure, you just saved me from failing my exam tommorow. So helpful, thank you.

DR and MRS VANDERTRAMP are also all verbs that have physical movement. I was taught this by my french tutor, and is a useful trick to remember.

My approach to this is that the verb becomes in effect an adjective and être is thus used and the verb agrees with the noun. Le person qui sort la salle est le person qui est sorti.

I've been learning German for about 3-4 years and I've become conversational in the language, and I also started learning French just out of curiosity. Anyway, German has the same concept when it comes to the avoir/ être thing with verbs in the past tense, and the way it works in German is: If your physical state is being changed, then you use the word for "to be"most other words use the word for "to have" I've actually be noticing the same thing with French(to some extent). Just think about it. "to die""to become""to come back" "to go out" "to arrive" "to be born"' "to fall" all these verbs indicate a change in physical state or location. Obviously there bound to be exceptions for example the word for "to reach" that isn't really a change in physical state. But hey, what do I know. I'm not a French expert XD I'm just trying to think of other ways to remember which verbs use être and which use avoir.

It helped me so much. Merci beaucoup!

Thank you so much for your lessons. Because I have exam next week

I am 11 years old and I am in year 6, I have a test in 3 days (most of the questions will be about passé composé) and my teacher doesn't explain nicely like you. Thanks

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"Discombobulated" I see what you did there 😂

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Erm, what the sigma?

i have a exam tommorw thanks

I follow basically every teacher on youtube in french, parapluie and Alexa are by far the best. Thank you very much,you help me a lot

anyone here because they've got a gcse tomorrow and still don't know their tense??

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This was probably the best explanation amongst all the videos that I watched in KZfaq.

thanx soo much you dont even understand i have a french test tommorow and we had one lesson on so u were a big help im deffinetly subscribing

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This is basically asmr

briliant explanation, thankyou very much. you explained the use of the past participle and the passe compose better than anyone else on you tube. Much appreciation.

This was very helpful! Your explanation and simple wordings are amazing!

Thanks alot !! You help me so much . I've been so confusing with this tense, but thanks for you clip, i easily understand and remember it

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If there's a sentence like he went back to his house, what's the function of 'to his house' in the sentence? Because I assume the verb keeps être rather than changing to avoir

This geezer is very succinct. Thanks for making it clear and accessible.

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Thanks for sharing this video! Very nice methodology, well explained! Cheers!

are there any other reasons why you would add an optional e and why?

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Tres bien fait! Merci beaucoup pour expliquer le passe compose! Je le comprends bien!

Really helpful and very well explained

do you add m/f/s/p endings to avoir or etre in passe compose?

Merci beaucoup. Le français n’est pas difficile parc que vos explication est très important.

can i use the mr&mrs,vandertrmp verbs with 'avoir' when im going to mention the object?

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Does the rule for adding an extra "e" when the subject is feminine only apply to VANDERTRAMP verbs?

and what does â bientot mean??

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If I found this video a week ago I would have passed French.

wait, DR. and MRS, VANDERTRAMP is for verbs who will use avoir or être?

This is soo helpful

really good video Parapluie French. I would be really happy if you publish some more videos on le passe compose.

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How would you say: they left

What does Passer mean

So helpful

My writing exam is on Friday and I still don’t know how to do tenses. Thanks for the help lol

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So, I can say "Nous avons dansé" and "Elles sont rendues" but never "Nous avons dansée and "Elles sont rendu"?

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someone help as i struggle when its negative ie: We did not play football.

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please make it clear to understand

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But je suis means I am

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when people say this help for their exams and I'm here just learning french because of family

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Merci beacoup..

French is

There's 300 you tube videos on the past tense and they are all exactly the same. Why doesn't someone just upload a long story or a bunch of past tense sentences so you can learn it by rhythm instead of applying rules. Every video does the same explanation of all the rules and variables with almost no examples.

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