qui veut être millionaire?

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Qui veut être millionaire?

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Le passé composé

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A: i

C: u

B: é

D: er

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The past participle of verbs ending in –er

change to…

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Désolé- tu n’as pas gagné cette fois-ci.

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A: u

C: i

B:

D: ir

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The past participle of verbs ending in –ir change to…

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é

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A: i

C: u

B: re

D: é

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The past participle of verbs ending in –re change to…

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A: il a jouer

C: il joue

B: il joué

D: il a joué

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Jouer = to play

He played = ?

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A: elle choisi

C: il a choisi

B: elle a choisi

D: elle as choisi

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To choose = choisir

She chose = ?

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A: j’ai vendi

C: je vendu

B: j’as vendu

D: j’ai vendu

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To sell = vendre

I sold = ?

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A: nous avez bu

C: nous boiu

B: nous avons boiu

D: nous avons bu

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To drink = boire

We drank = ?

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A: elle a allée

C: elle est allé

B: elle est allée

D: elle a allé

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Aller = to go

She went = ?

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A: Pierre est parti

C: Pierre es parti

B: Pierre a parti

D: Pierre est partie

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Pierre left = 151413121110987654321

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A:Mon chein est mort

C:Mon chien est mouri

B:Mon chien est mort

D:Mon chien a mort

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My dog died = ?151413121110987654321

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A: tu a comprendu

C: tu as comprendu

B: tu as compris

D: tu a compris

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Comprendre = to understand

You understood = ?

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Felicitations – tu as gagné £32000.

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Faux

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A:le bus a reparti

C:le bus est reparti

B:le bus reparti

D:le bus est repartir

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Repartir = to leave again

The bus left again= ?

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A: Je suis né le ….

C: J’ai né le ….

B: Je suis naitu le..

D: Je me suis né le.

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I was born on the.. =?151413121110987654321

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A: boys

C: a girl

B: parents

D: girls

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Les * * * * * sont allées au cinéma le weekend dernier.

Who wrote this?

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A: revenir

C: repartir

B: revisiter

D: remonter

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Which verb does not take être in the past tense?

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FélicitationsMillionaire!