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Flashcards for French Past Participles
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Past Participles (Regular)
Formed by dropping the -er, -ir, or -re ending and adding the proper ending.
Avoir (Past Participle)
eu
Être (Past Participle)
é
Faire (Past Participle)
fait
Vouloir (Past Participle)
voulu
Voir (Past Participle)
vu
Prendre (Past Participle)
pris
Mettre (Past Participle)
mis
Lire (Past Participle)
lu
Écrire (Past Participle)
écrit
Boire (Past Participle)
bu
Vivre (Past Participle)
vécu
Suivre (Past Participle)
suivi
Pouvoir (Past Participle)
pu
When to Use 'Être'
Use 'être' with verbs of motion or state (DR. & MRS. VANDERTRAMPP) and all reflexive verbs; otherwise, use 'avoir'.
Devenir
To become
Revenir
To come back
Mourir
To die
Retourner
To return
Sortir
To go out
Venir
To come
Arriver
To arrive
Naître
To be born
Descendre
To go down
Entrer
To enter
Rentrer
To reenter
Tomber
To fall
Rester
To stay
Aller
To go
Monter
To go up
Partir
To leave
Venir (Past Participle)
Venu
Devenir (Past Participle)
Devenu
Revenir (Past Participle)
Revenu
Mourir (Past Participle)
Mort
Naître (Past Participle)
Né
Agreement with 'Être'
Verbs that use 'être' require agreement with their subjects in gender and number.
Reflexive Verbs
All reflexive verbs use 'être' in the past tense.