French Conjugation: 6 Verbs Using Avoir AND Être
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Discover six French verbs that can be conjugated in “passé composé” (= perfect tense) with both “être” and “avoir”. Learn more about the unique grammar rules for this tense, and how to use these common verbs!
In this French lesson, I share insights and rules for French conjugation when it comes to the “passé composé”, for six verbs specifically : “entrer”, “monter”, “sortir”... Improve your French grammar, expand your vocabulary, and master new French expressions with me!
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I just love this lady so much. Her explanations are amazing
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I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any help you can give me
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Merci Madame. Say again. Love the way the French say 🙂🙂🙂
I absolutely love your videos. You explain things very well and I also like the repetition to get used to how things sound including trying to learn whether something is le or la!
Merci beaucoup pour le leçons
Merci beaucoup Géraldine! Être and avoir are so basic and cause me so much confusion. I will watch this video ten more times!! Au revoir for now. A bientôt et merci encore
"Le grenier" = the attic ; "La cave" - the cellar.
Thank you! I was coming to say this. > could also be "the basement." But wine is usually stored in wine cellar.
@@nannybannany Depending on the country/region, basement and cellar are homonyms.
@@lohphat Not homonyms, but synonyms (possibly)
Ishay Shaer: You're right; they are synonyms (same meaning), NOT homonyms (same sound, different meaning).
It's so delightful to hear you!
Aujourd'hui j'ai sorti tous mes cahiers que j'utilsais pour mes cours de français et les mettre à la poubelle. L'année prochaine, à commencer par la "French For Beginners By Géraldine", j'acheterai et étudierai chaque cours proposés par Comme Une Française.
I have never heard this explanation before. It makes so understandable . Thank you Geraldine.
C’est une leçon très utile. Merci beaucoup!
Bonjour et merci pour la leçon. La première paire d'exemples m'a amusé, car peu de temps avant de regarder cette vidéo, je lisais un livre humoristique dans lequel un homme a été enfermé hors du château qu'il visitait et a été forcé de monter par une fenêtre. J'ai immédiatement pensé: "Il est entré par la fenêtre parce qu'il avait pas de clé à mettre dans la serrure."
Avoir + verb + direct objet
I'm using it in spoken English unknowingly. You taught me a lot here. Merci!
Merci beaucoup mon prof c'est un super vidéo
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"I don't remember the English" & "I don't remember how to say that in English, either" : Now that really inspires confidence in a teacher....
merci boku
I REALLY like your lessons! I learned the grammar rules long ago but had forgotten them. In addition, I never realized (I never knew) that these verbs (like sortir) could have multiple meanings (he took his gloves out of his pocket!). Great lesson!!
Hi. Have you ever thought of doing a series of lessons in French only? You could repeat ones you have done in English already like this ones. In youtube lessons there is so much English spoken by everyone that it can start to feel like the teacher is really wanting to practice English.
Great video Geraldine! I learned so much today :-)
Merci beaucoup
Genious !!! I love your French lessons !!!
Merci beaucoup prof.
Love your teaching methods.
Noticed today that you said
I did came. That should be
I did come. If I misheard you,
I apologize.
Best wishes.
Emile.
Also I meant to type « 15 minutes ago »
Great video! Merci :)
Thanks! Question: Are there more than 6 verbs (not mentioned in the video) that use avoir and être in the passé compose?
Transitive verb- lay carpet (do it to something)
Intransitive- lie down (do it generally)
Reflexive- wash myself (do it to yourself)
Transitive verb is the short way of saying "direct object afterwards."
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Etre = a person undergoes the action
Avoir = a thing undergoes the action
La mosquée est tournée vers la Mecque / The mosque is facing towards Mecca.
The terminology in most Romance and Germanic languages is usually conveyed as either a transitive verb (via to have) or intransitive verb (via to be).
Transitive verbs convey action to an object. i.e. the verb "transfers" its action elsewhere.
Intransitive verbs only convey a change of state of the subject. i.e. the action "stays put."
English used to do the same thing but was lost in Middle English but still exists in archaic religious phrases such as "He is risen."
selon le contexte, "monter un meuble" peut être compris selon plusieurs sens :
assembler un meuble
transporter un meuble (à l'étage)
chevaucher un meuble (comme un cheval !) :o)
Je suis returné à chez pierre parce-que j'ai etait faim something like this lol🤝✍
Attic?
The top store room is called "attic".
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Love the videos. But - Do French people not say: J'ai sorti mon mouchoir DANS ma poche' as opposed to 'DE ma poche? Is the first worng or simply a matter f style?
Attic est le cave est une cellar :)
Verbs using être = DR MRS VANDERTRAMPP
There's only one p. I think it's partir
Nope, I put two P's on purpose. Partir and passer both use être if there is no direct object following them. Technically, you could add another D for the verb décéder which is a euphemism for mourir.
Isn't another distinction with être an implication of movement? The real problem I've been having is with de, à, and leaving the whole verb intact. I still haven't seen a good explanation for that one anywhere!
Grenier=attic
Aujourd'hui, j'ai étudié les verbes être et avoir avec six autres verbes.
J'ai oubliee mon parapluie alors je me suis redescendues l'escalier pour l'en prendre. No idea if this is correct, but I tried!
Shawn Dillard J’ai oublié mon parapluie donc je redescendais l’escalier pour le prendre.
1. When describing events took place in past, use passé composé with imparfait.
2. In passé composé when using avoir, the verb ends with é and doesn’t need to agree with the subject.
3. Mon parapluie is a direct object here so use le as a direct pronoun for les noms masculins .
What is the ending of the verb when there is a man and a woman together?
6:15
Question.
Alors, on va dit "on est sorti(e)s" avec 's'? Mais, la conjugaison du verb avec 'on' n'est pas en troisième personne du singulier ? Pourquoi utiliser le pluriel ?
Parce que "on" est utilisé pour remplacer la 1ère personne du pluriel (nous) et, à ce titre, "on" ici signifie 'plusieurs personnes'. D'où "on est sorti(e)s".
Cave=basements
Grenier = attic in English
J'ai descendu une scale.
À grace de mon imagination, Tu me l'air comme quelqu'un qui doive venir de France. Je ne sais pas pourquoi mais la raison est ta appearance. Ca veut dire que tu soit très sympa. ( c'est complique, mais je tente de m'exprimer quoique le sujet est complique)
Je suis entré à la gare
On a retourné les caisses
Nous avons remontés les meubles
Nous avons remonté
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😗
Etre + Passer= Notre ami Ernie est passe' nous voir a notre maison ce soir.
Ce soir, je suis entré dans le parc avec mon chien.
Phi: Is "dans" necessary in your sentence?
@@jamessandy5873 Perhaps you know? I think the sentence would work fine without the "dans" when I reflect on it.
Apres travaille, j'ai sorti mon chien.
wipe that crap off your face, u look like shit and yor poisening the oceans
Merci beaucoup.