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Qui veut être millionaire?. 50:50. 15. £1 Million. 14. £500000. 13. £250000. Le pass é compos é. 12. £125000. 11. £64000. 10. £32000. 9. £16000. 8. £8000. 7. £4000. 6. £2000. 5. £1000. 4. £500. 3. £300. 2. £200. 1. £100. 15. £1 Million. 14. £500000. 13. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Qui veut être millionaire?
© A Smith
Le passé composé
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A: i
C: u
B: é
D: er
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The past participle of verbs ending in –er
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Désolé- tu n’as pas gagné cette fois-ci.
Essaie de nouveau.Bonne chance
Recommencer
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A: u
C: i
B:
D: ir
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The past participle of verbs ending in –ir change to…
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A: i
C: u
B: re
D: é
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The past participle of verbs ending in –re change to…
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A: il a jouer
C: il joue
B: il joué
D: il a joué
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Jouer = to play
He played = ?
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A: elle choisi
C: il a choisi
B: elle a choisi
D: elle as choisi
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To choose = choisir
She chose = ?
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A: j’ai vendi
C: je vendu
B: j’as vendu
D: j’ai vendu
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To sell = vendre
I sold = ?
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Désolé- tu n’as pas gagné cette fois-ci.
Essaie de nouveau.Bonne chance
Recommencer
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A: nous avez bu
C: nous boiu
B: nous avons boiu
D: nous avons bu
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To drink = boire
We drank = ?
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A: elle a allée
C: elle est allé
B: elle est allée
D: elle a allé
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Aller = to go
She went = ?
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A: Pierre est parti
C: Pierre es parti
B: Pierre a parti
D: Pierre est partie
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A:Mon chein est mort
C:Mon chien est mouri
B:Mon chien est mort
D:Mon chien a mort
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My dog died = ?151413121110987654321
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A: tu a comprendu
C: tu as comprendu
B: tu as compris
D: tu a compris
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Comprendre = to understand
You understood = ?
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Felicitations – tu as gagné £32000.
recommencer
Faux
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A:le bus a reparti
C:le bus est reparti
B:le bus reparti
D:le bus est repartir
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Repartir = to leave again
The bus left again= ?
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A: Je suis né le ….
C: J’ai né le ….
B: Je suis naitu le..
D: Je me suis né le.
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I was born on the.. =?151413121110987654321
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A: boys
C: a girl
B: parents
D: girls
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Les * * * * * sont allées au cinéma le weekend dernier.
Who wrote this?
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A: revenir
C: repartir
B: revisiter
D: remonter
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Which verb does not take être in the past tense?
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FélicitationsMillionaire!