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français iv - participes passés irréguliers nom: uin nev
auxiliary verb for majority of passé composé
je\ttu\til/elle/on\tnous\tvous\tils/elles
avoir\t\t\t\t\t
-er verbs au passé composé $delta$ souviens-toi: all -er verbs have a regular past participle! er $\to$ é
-ir verbs au passé composé
linfinitif\tparticipe passé\tlinfinitif\tparticipe passé\tlinfinitif\tparticipe passé
avoir\t\tpleuvoir\t\trecevoir\t
devoir\t\tplaire\t\tsouvenir\t
pouvoir\t\tvouloir\t\ttenir\t
voir\t\tfalloir\t\toffrir\t
savoir\t\tvenir\t\touvrir\t
-re verbs au passé composé
linfinitif\tparticipe passé\tlinfinitif\tparticipe passé\tlinfinitif\tparticipe passé
être\t\tboire\t\tprendre\t
faire\t\tlire\t\tcomprendre\t
vivre\t\tmettre\t\tapprendre\t
connaître\t\técrire\t\tsuivre\t
croire\t\tdire\t\tconduire\t
This is a French language worksheet focusing on irregular past participles in the Passé Composé. The subfield under Arts related to languages (specifically French) and verb conjugations is relevant here. We need to fill in the correct past participles for each infinitive. For example:
- For "avoir" (in -ir Verbs section), the past participle is "eu".
- "devoir" has "dû", "pouvoir" has "pu", "voir" has "vu", "savoir" has "su", "pleuvoir" has "plu", "plaire" has "plu" (wait, no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, actually "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, let's correct:
- "avoir" → "eu"
- "devoir" → "dû"
- "pouvoir" → "pu"
- "voir" → "vu"
- "savoir" → "su"
- "pleuvoir" → "plu"
- "plaire" → "plu" (no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, "plaire" is "plaire" (to please), past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, maybe I'm mixing up. Wait, "pleuvoir" (to rain) past participle is "plu", "plaire" (to please) past participle is "plu"? No, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, let's check standard French conjugations:
- "avoir" (infinitive) → past participle "eu"
- "devoir" → "dû"
- "pouvoir" → "pu"
- "voir" → "vu"
- "savoir" → "su"
- "pleuvoir" → "plu"
- "plaire" → "plu" (actually, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, "plaire" is conjugated with "être" or "avoir"? Wait, "plaire" uses "être" in Passé Composé? No, "plaire" is a verb that uses "avoir"? Wait, no, "plaire" is "je plais, tu plais, etc.", past participle "plu". Wait, maybe I should list the correct past participles:
In -ir Verbs (using "avoir" as auxiliary mostly, except for some):
- avoir: eu
- devoir: dû
- pouvoir: pu
- voir: vu
- savoir: su
- pleuvoir: plu
- plaire: plu (wait, no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, no, "plaire" past participle is "plu"? Wait, maybe I'm wrong. Let's check a French verb conjugation table.
Correct past participles:
- avoir: eu
- devoir: dû
- pouvoir: pu
- voir: vu
- savoir: su
- pleuvoir: plu
- plaire: plu (yes, "plaire" past participle is "plu")
- vouloir: voulu
- falloir: fallu
- venir: venu
- recevoir: reçu
- souvenir: souvenu
- tenir: tenu
- offrir: offert
- ouvrir: ouvert
In -re Verbs:
- être: été (but in Passé Composé, "être" as auxiliary is different, but here as infinitive, past participle is "été")
- faire: fait
- vivre: vécu
- connaître: connu
- croire: cru
- boire: bu
- lire: lu
- mettre: mis
- écrire: écrit
- dire: dit
- prendre: pris
- comprendre: compris
- apprendre: appris
- suivre: suivi
- conduire: conduit
Now, for the "Auxiliary verb for majority of Passé Composé" table with "Avoir" as auxiliary, the conjugations of "avoir" in Passé Composé (but wait, no, the table is to fill the auxiliary verb's conjugation? Wait, no, the table is titled "Auxiliary verb for majority of Passé Composé" with "Avoir" as the auxiliary. Wait, no, the table is to fill the conjugation of "avoir" in Passé Composé? Wait, no, "avoir" as auxiliary: the subject pronouns are je, tu, il/elle/on, nous, vous, ils/elles. The conjugation of "avoir" in Passé Composé (but "avoir" as auxiliary, the form is "j'ai eu", "tu as eu", "il a eu", "nous avons eu", "vous avez eu", "ils ont eu". Wait, no, the table is to fill the auxiliary verb "avoir" in Passé Composé? Wait, no, the table is labeled "Auxiliary verb for majority of Passé Composé" with "Avoir" as the auxiliary. So the cells under je, tu, etc., should be the conjugation of "avoir" in Passé Composé (but "avoir" as auxiliary, the form is "ai", "as", "a", "avons", "avez", "ont" when u…
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To fill the worksheet:
Auxiliary verb (Avoir) conjugation in Passé Composé:
- je: ai
- tu: as
- il/elle/on: a
- nous: avons
- vous: avez
- ils/elles: ont
-ir Verbs (Past Participles):
- avoir: eu
- devoir: dû
- pouvoir: pu
- voir: vu
- savoir: su
- pleuvoir: plu
- plaire: plu
- vouloir: voulu
- falloir: fallu
- venir: venu
- recevoir: reçu
- souvenir: souvenu
- tenir: tenu
- offrir: offert
- ouvrir: ouvert
-re Verbs (Past Participles):
- être: été
- faire: fait
- vivre: vécu
- connaître: connu
- croire: cru
- boire: bu
- lire: lu
- mettre: mis
- écrire: écrit
- dire: dit
- prendre: pris
- comprendre: compris
- apprendre: appris
- suivre: suivi
- conduire: conduit
(Note: Some past participles may have gender/number agreements depending on the sentence, but the worksheet likely expects the base form for regular/irregular past participles.)