Hello!
Answer:
1. Nous avons donné un cadeau à Julie.
2. Tu n'as pas mangé de gâteau.
3. Marguerite a dormi dans la chambre de Julie pendant que nous dansions.
4. Il a plu toute la nuit. On n'a pas pu sortir dans la jardin.
5. Vous avez pris des photos de Martine et d'Angèle.
6. Théo et Jean Paul ont mangé trop de glace.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. the verb is "avoir donné"
2. the verb is "avoir mangé"
3. the verb is "avoir dormi"
4. the verb is "avoir plu" (the verb "pleuvoir" is an impersonal verb, it is only used in the 3rd person singular)
5. the verb is "avoir pris"
6. the verb is "avoir mangé"
What is the "passé composé" ?
→ The "passé composé" is a past tense which is constructed with an "auxiliaire" : "avoir" or "être", conjugated in the present, and a "participe passé".
→ It is a "temps composé".
→ The "passé composé" is formed as follows:
"Auxiliaire être/avoir" conjugate to the "présent de l'indicatif" + "participe passé" of the verb
→ The endings of the "participe passé" as follow:
- for the verbs of the 1st group, the "passé composé" end in -é
- for the verbs of the 2nd group, the "passé composé" end in -i
- for the verbs of the 3rd group, the "passé composé" can end in -s, -i, -u or -t