
Master the English present perfect by using an auxiliary have and a past participle, noting regular -ed and -en forms and key irregulars like eaten, spoken, taken, given.
Learn how French forms past participles for -er, -ir, -re by endings é, i, and u, and use them in the present perfect tense (passé composé) with parlé, mangé, payé.
Learn to form French past participles for er, ir, and re verbs by changing endings with accents, and use them with the present perfect via the auxiliary verb.
Practice six common -re verbs in French: attendre, entendre, perdre, rendre, répondre, vendre; form their past participles and English meanings, and note how pronunciation differs from the infinitives.
Practice the French present perfect with an auxiliary and past participle. Translate phrases like we have visited and master linking consonants and last-syllable pronunciation.
Practice the present perfect (past) tense in French by translating and analyzing phrases such as 'they have asked' and 'she has given back' to form correct expressions.
Explore how to express actions in the present perfect tense in French with examples like 'she has sold', 'he has worked at Harvard', and 'they have succeeded'.
Teaches the present perfect in French through translating common phrases such as he has lost, he has eaten, you have asked, and I have succeeded.
Learn to express past actions in French using the present perfect, with examples like I have answered, he has waited, they have chosen, she has spoken.
Master the present perfect past tense in french with practical examples like she has heard, she has visited, and we have filled up, enhancing translation and comprehension.
Master the French present perfect tense by examining phrases like il a fini and j'ai fini, and practice expressing completed past actions.
Explore expressing completed actions in French using the present perfect (past) tense, with examples of 'she has...', 'I have...', and related phrases.
Explore the present perfect (past) tense in French with practical examples, including have finished, haven't found, has succeeded, you have answered, they have shown, and they have sold.
Learn how to translate French phrases into English using the present perfect and simple past, with examples like 'has finished' vs 'finished' and 'has spoken' vs 'spoke'.
Explore translating English present perfect and past simple sentences with examples such as have lost weight versus lost weight, and they have found versus they found.
Explore English translations using the present perfect versus simple past with examples such as have watched, have chosen, has shown, have spoken, and has finished.
Explore the present perfect (past) tense in French by translating English phrases such as have waited, chose, grew up, and finished.
Master the present perfect (past) tense in French grammar, comparing translations and using examples like have watched, has heard, have chosen, and have played to express completed past actions.
Explore the present perfect tense through English examples such as they have shown, we have grown old, I have asked, you have played, they have chosen, and he has spoken.
Examine present perfect usage with examples like have heard, have given, has lost weight, and has spoken, contrasting them with the corresponding simple past forms.
Master the present perfect (past) tense in French grammar, exploring examples like I have visited, you have spoken, and she has shown to understand how actions relate to the present.
Explore the present perfect (past) tense in French grammar and its past tense forms through examples like have spoken and spoke, and learn when to use each form.
Analyze how the present perfect tense expresses past actions with present relevance using English examples like I have found and they have given.
Explore the present perfect tense via examples such as have answered, has sold, and nothing ever happened, illustrating how completed actions relate to the present.
Master the present perfect in French using avoir-based past constructions, with examples like I worked today and we worked yesterday, including subject forms and common usage.
Explore the present perfect in French with practical phrases from the lesson, including have reserved, have brought, visited landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, and discussing films and television.
Explore how to express completed actions in French using the present perfect tense, with examples like I have finished the work and they've finished early today.
Learn how to form French past participles, with regular endings and common irregulars such as boire bu, lire lu, dire dit, écrire écrit, faire fait, ouvrir ouvert.
Master the French present perfect (past tense) with examples like you have driven, she has written, I have seen, and they have understood.
Practice expressing the present perfect in French through common verb forms like we have driven, she has read, you have drunk, and we have written.
Learn to express past actions in French using the present perfect tense, with examples such as have done, have received, have driven, have read, have said, and have lent.
Practice building irregular sentences with newly learned verbs and introduce vocabulary for translating, while noting French gender and plurality, including information as informations and masculine or feminine noun agreement.
Explore past tense in French with real-world sentences, translating and practicing forms like he drank, she read, and they received, through lesson 8b of success in French grammar.
Explore expressing past actions in French using the present perfect past tense, with examples like I understood, they understood, she spoke English, and they drove from Paris to Marseilles.
Explore how to express past actions in French using the present perfect, with examples like they made a reservation, I did the work yesterday, and they drank all the wine.
explore the present perfect tense by changing the auxiliary verb to alter meaning, while the past participle stays fixed; form negatives with haven't, hasn't, and other negated forms.
Study the present perfect (past) tense in French and practice forming negatives with haven't, applying the lecture's examples and key verb forms.
Practice the present perfect (past) tense in French through negations and questions, using phrases like 'they haven't' and 'have you,' as presented in lesson 9f of Success in French Grammar.
Master the French present perfect tense with practical examples and phrases expressing actions and negation.
Learn to form negative present perfect sentences in French using common verbs from the caption, such as 'haven't spoken' and 'hasn't given back,' for past actions.
Practice the present perfect in French grammar by analyzing negative forms with have and has, using examples like you haven't finished and they haven't paid.
Master the French present perfect (past) tense using negation with have and has, practicing phrases like you haven't, he hasn't, and she hasn't to express past actions.
Learn to express negative present perfect statements in French, with examples from the caption like I haven't spoken, I haven't written, and I haven't asked.
Learn to express negated past actions in French using the present perfect (past) tense. Practice forming hasn't, haven't, and other negations through examples aligned with the lecture caption.
Explore how to express negation in the French present perfect, using examples like 'they haven't learned', 'we haven't grown up', and 'you haven't visited'.
Explore how to say in French using the present perfect (past) tense, with examples of negative forms like hasn’t and haven’t across everyday phrases.
Master the present perfect in French by examining common negative forms, such as I haven't seen, she hasn't succeeded, and he hasn't found, with practical usage.
Explore how to express negation in the French present perfect tense through example phrases like I haven't done, you haven't received, and they haven't worked.
Learn to manipulate the French language to allow you to say whatever you want.
The present perfect tense is a tense you can use to talk about the past. It's made up of two parts and, in English, it looks like this:
"I have eaten"
"Have you seen Marie"
"We haven't spoken to Pierre"
"Haven't they finished?"
With this course, you'll learn exactly how to use this tense in French.
You'll learn how to form this tense and manipulate it into the negative and also into questions. We'll look at regular and irregular verbs as well as the verbs of movement.
With over 2,300 practice exercises, you'll have plenty of opportunity to master this tense.