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What is past tense of in french?

The past tense of "in" in French depends on the context:

If "in" is used as a preposition:

* "in" is invariable and stays the same in all tenses. It will still be "dans" in the past tense.

Example:

* J'étais dans la cuisine. (I was in the kitchen.)

If "in" is part of a verb:

* You need to conjugate the verb in the past tense. The most common past tense in French is the Passé Composé.

Examples:

* Entrer (to enter) --> Je suis entré (I entered)

* Sortir (to go out) --> Elle est sortie (She went out)

Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you find the correct past tense form!

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