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What are the Answers for Verbes with Dr and Mrs Vandertramp how do I conjugate them what answers le passe compose avec les verbes avoir et etre?

Let's break down how to conjugate verbs and form the passé composé with Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp.

Understanding French Verb Conjugation

* Regular Verbs: These follow predictable patterns for conjugation.

* Irregular Verbs: These have unique forms that need to be memorized.

* Reflexive Verbs: These have special forms that reflect the action back on the subject (e.g., "se laver" - to wash oneself).

Past Tense (Passé Composé)

The passé composé is a common past tense in French. It's formed with:

* An auxiliary verb: Either *avoir* (to have) or *être* (to be)

* The past participle of the main verb

How to Choose *Avoir* or *Être*

* Avoir is generally used for most verbs.

* Être is used for verbs of motion, change of state, and certain intransitive verbs (verbs that don't take a direct object). Here's a quick guide:

* Motion: aller (to go), arriver (to arrive), partir (to leave), rentrer (to return)

* Change of State: devenir (to become), mourir (to die), naître (to be born)

* Other Intransitive Verbs: monter (to go up), descendre (to go down), rester (to stay)

Example with Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp:

Let's take the verb "parler" (to speak) as an example. It uses the auxiliary "avoir."

* Dr. Vandertramp a parlé. (He spoke.)

* Mrs. Vandertramp a parlé. (She spoke.)

Conjugating the Verb "Parler"

Here's a table showing the conjugation of "parler" in the passé composé with Dr. and Mrs. Vandertramp:

| Pronoun | Auxiliary | Past Participle | Translation |

|---|---|---|---|

| Je | ai | parlé | I spoke |

| Tu | as | parlé | You spoke |

| Il/Elle/On | a | parlé | He/She/One spoke |

| Nous | avons | parlé | We spoke |

| Vous | avez | parlé | You (plural) spoke |

| Ils/Elles | ont | parlé | They spoke |

Important Note: Remember that the past participle (in this case, "parlé") agrees in gender and number with the subject if the auxiliary verb is "être." This means you'd use "parlée" for a feminine subject (e.g., "Elle a parlé").

Practice:

To help you practice, I need some specific verbs you want to conjugate. Tell me:

* Which verbs are you working on?

* Do you want to conjugate them in the passé composé with "avoir" or "être"?

I'm happy to help you work through the conjugation and provide answers!

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