French Regular Verb Endings Lfwa presents group 1 regular french verbs ending in "er" in the passé composé (past tense) lesson 42 of alexa’s popular beginner’s french essen. Participe passé: the french past participle. for regular er ir re verbs, the past participle is formed as follows: if the infinitive ends in er, the participle ends in é example: aimer – aimé; if the infinitive ends in ir, the participle ends in i example: finir – fini; if the infinitive ends in re, the participle ends in u example.
Irregular Verbs In Passe Compose The following is the passé composé of the verb parler (to speak). the past participle parlé is the same for every person and the auxiliary verb avoir (to have) changes in accordance with each subject. in french, every verb has one single past particle. this makes learning the passé composé much easier than the present tense. Regular er verbs conjugation method. to conjugate regular er verbs in the passé composé, all you have to do is replace the er ending of the infinitive with the – é. parler > parlé. there is a three step method that will make everything very easy for you, if doing it immediately is too hard. Introduction. in this lesson, we’re focusing on the passé composé tense in french, specifically using the auxiliary verb “avoir” combined with first group verbs. first group verbs are regular verbs ending in “ er” and are the most common verbs in french. mastering the passé composé with these verbs is essential for discussing past. The passé composé is probably the most important french past tense. its primary usage is to talk about actions completed in the past, which in english, would correspond to the simple past or present perfect. the passé composé is the french past tense that is the closest in time to the present. it is constantly used in spoken french language.
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