Félicitations! Tu as fini la leçon Le Passé with être. Maintenant tu peux utiliser le Passé Composé avec être et comprendre des détails simples quand tu entends parler français. 04.04 Le passé composé avec être Written Assignment Ecris six phrases en français pour décrire (describe) ce que toi et d' autres personnes avez fait hier (yesterday), la semaine dernière (last week) ou l’année dernière (last year). *Choisis seulement les verbes qui utilisent être au passé composé et des verbes que tu as appris: aller, entrer, rentrer, descendre, monter, venir, arriver, etc. Example : Je suis allé à l'école hier. Dans ton devoir inclus les choses suivantes: 6 verbes différents. Deux phrases complètes en français qui décrivent ce que tu as fait. (je) Deux phrases complètes en français qui décrivent ce qu'un membre de ta famille a fait. (il/elle) Deux phrases complètes en français qui décrivent ce que ton ami et toi avez fait. (nous) Remember! The passé composé is made up of 2 parts: être (or avoir) and a second verb. masculine

Decide if the following french sentence is grammatically correct or incorrect. je ne vois personne là-bas.

Can anyone translate this into french! ? (some of it’s translated but not everything) c - bonjour mademoiselle! comment allez-vous? s - bien! c - do you have need for assistance? s - oui, i have need for pencils c - i have pencils j - maman! i have need for bonbon s - non jonny, we are here for school supplies. j - but, i have need for candy. sofia and i are going to eat it. s - non, jonny. we have need for a backpack c - i have a backpack s - do you also have paper c - oui, i have paper j - maman, we are going to be late s- we are not going to be late, we have time. c - are you interested in this we have other variations. s - non, we already have that. c - we have a sale on this. s - non, merci j - i have need for that s - non jonny j - but we are in need of it. s - non jonny j - but we s - non j - d’ d’accord.. s - i’m sorry sir, i have need for erasers j - but have that. s - no you don’t. j - i have it. s - no, you don’t. j - d’ *mumbles* i have s - are you done? (jonny keeps mumbling) s - are you? j - c - are you interested in anything else? we are currently s - a sale. oui. i know. are you going to show me where the erasers are? or not. j - *mocks* are you going to show us where the erasers are or not? c - are you interested s - c- but we are.. s - having a sale! ? c - we end.

Which verb form correctly completes this sentence? il faut que vous les horaires de marées avant de nager. a. verifier b. verifiez c. verifies d. verifiiez