I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can give me!
Honestly it's so much easier than many languages. I know English cuz I lived in England but I was born and live in Iraq. And even though Arabic is my mother language I find it much harder than french
Sometimes people get over whelemed by focusing on too much all at once. For now don't think about becoming a profecient speaker. Start small. Have fun just learning passe compose grammar, or learning phrases that might be useful, or learning how to tell the time. Do these little things well and then move onto your next French language goal. Eventually, profeciency will be a managable goal.
My approach to this is that the verb becomes in effect an adjective and être is thus used and the verb agrees with the noun. Le person qui sort la salle est le person qui est sorti.
briliant explanation, thankyou very much. you explained the use of the past participle and the passe compose better than anyone else on you tube. Much appreciation.
I've been learning German for about 3-4 years and I've become conversational in the language, and I also started learning French just out of curiosity. Anyway, German has the same concept when it comes to the avoir/ être thing with verbs in the past tense, and the way it works in German is: If your physical state is being changed, then you use the word for "to be"most other words use the word for "to have" I've actually be noticing the same thing with French(to some extent). Just think about it. "to die""to become""to come back" "to go out" "to arrive" "to be born"' "to fall" all these verbs indicate a change in physical state or location. Obviously there bound to be exceptions for example the word for "to reach" that isn't really a change in physical state. But hey, what do I know. I'm not a French expert XD I'm just trying to think of other ways to remember which verbs use être and which use avoir.
Yes, the change of state explanation is one I've seen before. In fact, you can even think of them all as some kind of change: either of state or of location. I think it's a nice way to think about it, although I'm reluctant for French learners to rely on it too heavily as not every verb that fits into the change of state / location category takes être. That said, I dare say that change of state lies somewhere at the core of why the whole avoir / être, avere / essere, and haben / sein distinction exists.
I am 11 years old and I am in year 6, I have a test in 3 days (most of the questions will be about passé composé) and my teacher doesn't explain nicely like you. Thanks
If there's a sentence like he went back to his house, what's the function of 'to his house' in the sentence? Because I assume the verb keeps être rather than changing to avoir
louatti amani He said not always, just depends. If you said I took out the trash can, then you use avoir. J'ai sorti la poubelle. He took his books up to his room (as in upstairs) Il a monté ses livres dans sa chambre. Here also you must use avoir. But you can't say something like "J'ai tombé la poubelle". I fell the trash can. Just search for être verbs that can use avoir in certain cases. I think most of these verbs you can never use avoir with them though.
There's 300 you tube videos on the past tense and they are all exactly the same. Why doesn't someone just upload a long story or a bunch of past tense sentences so you can learn it by rhythm instead of applying rules. Every video does the same explanation of all the rules and variables with almost no examples.
I'm pretty sure, you just saved me from failing my exam tommorow. So helpful, thank you.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I somehow lost my password. I would love any tips you can give me!
I follow basically every teacher on youtube in french, parapluie and Alexa are by far the best. Thank you very much,you help me a lot
DR and MRS VANDERTRAMP are also all verbs that have physical movement. I was taught this by my french tutor, and is a useful trick to remember.
anyone here because they've got a gcse tomorrow and still don't know their tense??
I’ve got one in 2 hours 😂
@@charliekemp1556 how did it go
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Are the French GCSEs hard? I'm doing mine this year and I've just started revising for them.
I have a test tomorrow!
thanx soo much you dont even understand i have a french test tommorow and we had one lesson on so u were a big help
im deffinetly subscribing
This was very helpful! Your explanation and simple wordings are amazing!
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Honestly it's so much easier than many languages. I know English cuz I lived in England but I was born and live in Iraq. And even though Arabic is my mother language I find it much harder than french
Sometimes people get over whelemed by focusing on too much all at once. For now don't think about becoming a profecient speaker. Start small. Have fun just learning passe compose grammar, or learning phrases that might be useful, or learning how to tell the time. Do these little things well and then move onto your next French language goal. Eventually, profeciency will be a managable goal.
Oh I agree
This was probably the best explanation amongst all the videos that I watched in TH-cam.
My approach to this is that the verb becomes in effect an adjective and être is thus used and the verb agrees with the noun. Le person qui sort la salle est le person qui est sorti.
thanks so much!! Your videos are the best, most simple, striaghfowards and easiest to learn from!!
Thanks alot !! You help me so much . I've been so confusing with this tense, but thanks for you clip, i easily understand and remember it
briliant explanation, thankyou very much. you explained the use of the past participle and the passe compose better than anyone else on you tube. Much appreciation.
This is basically asmr
thank you very much your vedio are very helpful
I really hate French but after seeing your vedio I love to read french
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TomlRyll365 lmao
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This geezer is very succinct. Thanks for making it clear and accessible.
Merci beaucoup ... you Make learning French easier and interesting .👏👏👏
Joseph Charles dick you
this helped me so much thank you!
I've been learning German for about 3-4 years and I've become conversational in the language, and I also started learning French just out of curiosity.
Anyway, German has the same concept when it comes to the avoir/ être thing with verbs in the past tense, and the way it works in German is: If your physical state is being changed, then you use the word for "to be"most other words use the word for "to have"
I've actually be noticing the same thing with French(to some extent). Just think about it. "to die""to become""to come back" "to go out" "to arrive" "to be born"' "to fall" all these verbs indicate a change in physical state or location. Obviously there bound to be exceptions for example the word for "to reach" that isn't really a change in physical state.
But hey, what do I know. I'm not a French expert XD I'm just trying to think of other ways to remember which verbs use être and which use avoir.
Yes, the change of state explanation is one I've seen before. In fact, you can even think of them all as some kind of change: either of state or of location. I think it's a nice way to think about it, although I'm reluctant for French learners to rely on it too heavily as not every verb that fits into the change of state / location category takes être. That said, I dare say that change of state lies somewhere at the core of why the whole avoir / être, avere / essere, and haben / sein distinction exists.
Thank you so much! Learning french for me is so hard but now that you've explained it so well, it has helped me so much!
thanks a lot!!!!!really helped for my exams!!
merci beaucoup monseir i can give 5* for this
Thank you SO MUCH! I have a exam tomorrow and i was sick all week and i needed a quick study thanks man
It helped me so much. Merci beaucoup!
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Merci beaucoup. Le français n’est pas difficile parc que vos explication est très important.
wow thanks it is clear and easy to understand before i was confusing but now all solve just i subscribed and will follow ur lessons.
Really helpful and very well explained
My writing exam is on Friday and I still don’t know how to do tenses. Thanks for the help lol
Same bro but mine is tomorrow lol
Mines on Friday too g.
Mines in 2 hrs as of rn
Leahy mines at 9am so yeah two hours
@@DadeeLongLegs eeeee i dont know any french je suis screwed
Tres bien fait! Merci beaucoup pour expliquer le passe compose! Je le comprends bien!
Thanks for helping me pass my test tmrw
Thank you for this video
Thank you so much for your lessons. Because I have exam next week
I am 11 years old and I am in year 6, I have a test in 3 days (most of the questions will be about passé composé) and my teacher doesn't explain nicely like you.
Thanks
You're welcome. All the best for your test 😃
@@ParapluieFrench Thanks🤗🤗
do you add m/f/s/p endings to avoir or etre in passe compose?
Koloo no
Does the rule for adding an extra "e" when the subject is feminine only apply to VANDERTRAMP verbs?
Thanks! Helped a lot for my exam tomorrow
Thanks for sharing this video! Very nice methodology, well explained!
Cheers!
Super dude this is what I was searching for
wait, DR. and MRS, VANDERTRAMP is for verbs who will use avoir or être?
clarice vieira verbs that will use être
@@javeria2054 yeaaa thanks a lot!!
These video's are so good.
If there's a sentence like he went back to his house, what's the function of 'to his house' in the sentence? Because I assume the verb keeps être rather than changing to avoir
Super helpful.thanks
can i use the mr&mrs,vandertrmp verbs with 'avoir' when im going to mention the object?
louatti amani i
Ciara Callan What?
no, only use DRMSVANDERTRMP for "etre", these verbs are Etres bitches.
louatti amani He said not always, just depends. If you said I took out the trash can, then you use avoir. J'ai sorti la poubelle. He took his books up to his room (as in upstairs) Il a monté ses livres dans sa chambre. Here also you must use avoir. But you can't say something like "J'ai tombé la poubelle". I fell the trash can. Just search for être verbs that can use avoir in certain cases. I think most of these verbs you can never use avoir with them though.
Thank you this helped me alot
really good video Parapluie French.
I would be really happy if you publish some more videos on le passe compose.
Thank you so much
are there any other reasons why you would add an optional e and why?
Very useful video ...merci👍👌
Thank u
How would you say: they left
Better late than never but I would guess it would be ‘elles sont parties’ or ‘ills sont partis’
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Superb
Thank you very good :)
This is soo helpful
and what does â bientot mean??
Thx
merci
Merci beaucoup
If I found this video a week ago I would have passed French.
So helpful
thank you for doing this! A bientot [subscribed]
"Discombobulated"
I see what you did there 😂
Merci beaucoup 🙏💐
So, I can say "Nous avons dansé" and "Elles sont rendues" but never "Nous avons dansée and "Elles sont rendu"?
Parapluie French Sorry, I'm having a really hard time with passé composé. Thanks!
someone help as i struggle when its negative ie: We did not play football.
have you done a video on this?
What does Passer mean
POV: your here cause u have a test tmr on this
please make it clear to understand
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But je suis means I am
i have a exam tommorw thanks
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Merci beacoup..
There's 300 you tube videos on the past tense and they are all exactly the same. Why doesn't someone just upload a long story or a bunch of past tense sentences so you can learn it by rhythm instead of applying rules. Every video does the same explanation of all the rules and variables with almost no examples.
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when people say this help for their exams and I'm here just learning french because of family
That was booring
Erm, what the sigma?
French is
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