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je dors 

tu dors 

il dort 

nous dormons 

vous dormez 

ils dorment 

je finis 

tu finis 

il finit 

nous finissons 

vous finissez 

ils finissent 

je mange 

tu manges 

il mange 

nous mangeons 

vous mangez 

ils mangent 

• The pluperfect, much like the passé composé, is a compound tense (i.e. made up of two parts). The first is the auxiliary verb (avoir or être) and the second is the past participle. For this example,...

‘Y’ and ‘en’ are pronouns which can be used to represent a phrase, instead of writing out the entire phrase. ‘Y’ roughly translates as ‘there’, and ‘en’ roughly translates as ‘of it’, but the exact meanin...