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It's easy to get intimidated by these questions but don't be, they're really quite simple. You just have to remember what the examiner wants from you: firstly, that you've understood the text and its argu...
The verb "avoir" is almost always used as an auxiliary for the present perfect/passé composé. However, when the main verb indicates movement or when it's reflexif (uses a "se") we use...
Avoir (to have) and être (to be) are both auxiliary verbs used in the perfect tense in French. The majority of words take avoir in the passé composé, e.g. 'I played' be...
The vast majority of verbs will take 'avoir' when using the passe compose. This tense is used to describe something that has happened in the past. It is the equivalent of saying for example, I have jumped...
In the past, when I have helped students prepare for GCSE and A Level French examinations, I have helped them construct sentences that introduce different tenses/that include complex grammatical structure...
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