Explain to me, in English, how you are supposed to know whether a verb takes être or avoir in the passé composé. I mean there are twelve thousand verbs in the French language, so how do you know? *

Hello! i'm marianne and i'm from montpellier, france. here is a picture of my family. in the photo, they are my grandparents, my uncles and aunts, and my parents. they are in the garden at my grandparents' house. this is my grandmother's birthday on november 8 and we are all at home for this occasion. my grandmother is seventy-nine! my grandfather is older. he is eighty years old! my uncles and aunts are very nice and interesting. they are with my parents and my grandparents in the picture. i take the picture and that's why i'm not in the picture. i'm happy with my grandparents because my cousins are there when we're here and we talk and play together. it's fun to be with the family. my family is very good and active. i love my family! how is your family? do you have cousins and grandparents? where are they?

Hi ! est-ce que vou voulez voyager en france ? (do you want to travel to france ? )b- oui, je veux y voyager. ( yes, i want to travel there)"y" usaually replace a place have to use it in front of the verb to which it refers (here, it's "voyager")"en" is more likely to refers to as "j'en voudrais une part" =" i would like a piece of it""je lui en ai parlé" = i spoke to him/her about itwel, of course, as in french grammar, many exceptions ! hope i !