Ask a French Teacher #5 - What is the Participe Passé and How Do You Use It?

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[devendra]

Bonjour Madame.
I learnt some French from your videos. Are you still in teaching it ?

[julbee]

Doesn’t “lire” mean to read and “voir” means to see?

[libertyordeath]

i wich to organise this kind of lessons in the playlist.

[shahinparsa]

In English one cant say we have seen that film last month. We saw that film last month. How does it work in French?

[lexis]

help! I'm wondering how to describe an object in past tense (passé composée) - does it follow the 'il' structure, e.g. if I wanted to say 'the tv broke' would I say 'la tele a cassé' ?

[kimkokytv]

Merci pour votre explication détaillée

[bettyhinman]

Does this mean that le participe passé is the same as passé composé?

[nandapandya]

excusez - moi madame but voir means to see
and the meaning was given to read and participe passe was lu in the sentence of the verb lire. Actually it should be lire

[sk-ybun]

How do we use irregular past participle with a reflexive verb?

[callumgoddard]

voir est "to see", "to read" est lire !!

[adamlovejo]

Bonjour...
I ask about the pronouns for example (Je vous se regarde) ans (je vous regarder)
my question is how to determine which one I can use it?

infiniment merci

[timmychanson]

so basically we use être with the intransitive verb, isn't it?

[PLBO]

Omg it is passe composé. I tought it was sth different 🤦

[artfal]

i never had seen such a and lesson i already known passe composé i just wanted to repeat its not complete 😣😑

[christydavidpallanivel]

0:37 is wrong. Le plus-que-parfait is the pluperfect and le passé antérieur is the past perfect.

[FateNightroad]

At 2:07 If I were referring to a group of girls, wouldn't it be, "Elles sont allés à la piscine"? Because "Nous sommes allés à la piscine" is we went to the pool.

[kennethwinston]

Excusez- moi madam. Do you happen to have any daughters that look like you?