passecompose

= Passé composé = The Passé composé can be a tricky verb tense until you get used to it. It is usually taught near the end of French 1 or in French 2 and learning it makes learning all the other tenses that much easier.

There are a few websites with great tutorials on the passé composé and the ability to practice using it. See below for links to some of those sites.

** Passé Composé with avoir **

 * University of Texas - Great French Grammar Site - has practice activities and explanations on forming the passé composé with avoir **
 * @http://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/tap2.html**

Here is a link to my flash cards for French 2. One set is called Passé composé with avoir. It will help you remember the rules and practice some of the basic verbs that use avoir as a helping verb to form the passé composé. []
 * Games & Flash Cards **

Passé composé with être

 * University of Texas - Great French Grammar Site - has practice activities and explanations on forming the passé composé with être **
 * @http://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/tap3.html**

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 * Games & Flash Cards **
 * If you need help remembering the verbs that use être as a helping verb in the passé composé, find the flash card set called "passé composé with être." This features the verbs that are sometimes called the Dr. Mrs. Vandertramp verbs or the verbs from the "maison d'être."**

**Passé composé with reflexive verbs**

 * Here are a few links that I have found helpful to review passé composé with reflexive verbs!**

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 * University of Texas - Great French grammar site **

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 * About.com - the French moderator here is very good. The site is full of ads, however, which is sometimes confusing. **

I'm sure spending about 30 minutes a day for a few days will help you greatly! There are flash cards as well as some games you can play with the vocabulary.
 * Games & Flash Cards **

@http://quizlet.com/class/596879/