To conjugate the verbs "descender" and "attendre" in the passé composé (past tense) in French, follow these steps:
1. Identify the verb endings for each subject pronoun in the passé composé:
- The auxiliary verb used in the passé composé is either "avoir" (to have) or "être" (to be). For most verbs, including "descender" and "attendre," the auxiliary verb is "avoir." Thus, the past participle of each verb will be combined with the conjugated forms of "avoir."
- The past participle for "descender" is "descendu."
- The past participle for "attendre" is "attendu."
2. Conjugate the auxiliary verb "avoir" in the present tense for each subject pronoun:
- "avoir" is conjugated as follows:
j'ai (I have)
tu as (you have)
il/elle/on a (he/she/one has)
nous avons (we have)
vous avez (you have)
ils/elles ont (they have)
3. Combine the conjugated form of "avoir" with the past participle of each verb:
- For example:
j'ai descendu (I descended)
tu as descendu (you descended)
il/elle/on a descendu (he/she/one descended)
nous avons descendu (we descended)
vous avez descendu (you descended)
ils/elles ont descendu (they descended)
j'ai attendu (I waited)
tu as attendu (you waited)
il/elle/on a attendu (he/she/one waited)
nous avons attendu (we waited)
vous avez attendu (you waited)
ils/elles ont attendu (they waited)
So, conjugating the verbs "descender" and "attendre" in the passé composé, you get:
descender:
j'ai descendu
tu as descendu
il/elle/on a descendu
nous avons descendu
vous avez descendu
ils/elles ont descendu
attendre:
j'ai attendu
tu as attendu
il/elle/on a attendu
nous avons attendu
vous avez attendu
ils/elles ont attendu
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