Question

Here is être in the passé composé:

J'ai été nous avons été
tu es été vous avez été
il/elle a été ils/elles ont été
What is the difference in the FORMATION between these two past tenses!
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Answer 1

Bonjour

First of all, ther"s a mistake in the passé composé :

the passé composé of "être" is the auxiliary "avoir" in the présent tense + the past participle of "être" => été

j'ai été

tu as été

il/elle/on a été

nous avons été

vous avez été

ils/elles ont été.

They are both past tenses.

The "imparfait" is a simple tense that you use to describe things in the past, with no specific indications "when" "where", that were happening on a regular basis, or non specific number of time...

The "passé composé" is a compound tense that you use for completed actions, when the action happen a specific number of time, when an action interrupts one which was in the "imparfait".

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Answer 2

I have the answer because im french: the difference is that the "passé composé" is composed in two time while the "imparfait" is not composed

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