Объяснение:
In French grammar, the passé composé tense is mostly used to talk about a completed or finished action in the past. The same as in English, it is formed using an auxiliary verb (avoir or être) and the past participle of the main verb. In affirmative sentences, the subject comes before the auxiliary verb, which is conjugated in the present tense, and then followed by the past participle of the main verb.
For example, if we take the given task «Conjuguez au passé composé à la forme affirmative: visiter un musée; noter cette adresse; compter ces livres», the correct answers would be:
— J’ai visité un musée. (I visited a museum.)
— J’ai noté cette adresse. (I noted this address.)
— J’ai compté ces livres. (I counted these books.)
Например:
Now, let’s use one of the given verbs in a sentence to see it in context:
— Hier, j’ai visité un musée avec ma famille. C’était très intéressant. (Yesterday, I visited a museum with my family. It was very interesting.)
Совет:
To master the passé composé tense, you should practice more with different verbs, both regular and irregular, and also pay attention to the agreement of the past participle with the gender and number of the subject. It can be helpful to learn the list of most commonly used irregular verbs, such as avoir, être, faire, aller, dire, vouloir, etc.
Упражнение:
Conjugate the following verbs in the passé composé tense in affirmative:
— acheter (to buy)
— manger (to eat)
— partir (to leave)
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