What is revenu in the form of passe compose with etre?

The verb "revenu" (to come back) is a regular verb in French, which means it follows standard conjugation rules. When used with the verb "être" (to be), it forms the passé composé, a compound tense that describes an action completed in the past.

Here's how to conjugate "revenu" in the passé composé with être:

Subject | Passé Composé (with être)

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

Je | suis revenu(e) (I have come back)

Tu | es revenu(e) (You have come back)

Il/Elle/On | est revenu(e) (He/She/One has come back)

Nous | sommes revenus(es) (We have come back)

Vous | êtes revenus(es) (You have come back)

Ils/Elles | sont revenus(es) (They have come back)

Important:

* Gender Agreement: The past participle "revenu" agrees in gender with the subject. So, it becomes "revenu(e)" for feminine subjects (je, tu, elle, elle, nous, vous, elles).

* Placement: The past participle "revenu(e)" goes after the auxiliary verb "être".

Let me know if you have any other French verbs you want to practice conjugating!