Asked by cara
which verb tense is this
elles aient tort
elles aient tort
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cara
also what tense is
il rigolait
il rigolait
Answered by
MathMate
"AVOIR tort" means "ne pas avoir le droit, la raison de son côté".
So "aient tort" is from the verb avoir, and it is in the third person plural, subjunctive mood.
que j'aie
que tu aies
qu'il, elle ait
que nous ayons
que vous ayez
qu'ils, elles aient.
By the way, a copy of the reference for verbs, the "Bescherelle" would be a good investment for anyone learning the French language.
So "aient tort" is from the verb avoir, and it is in the third person plural, subjunctive mood.
que j'aie
que tu aies
qu'il, elle ait
que nous ayons
que vous ayez
qu'ils, elles aient.
By the way, a copy of the reference for verbs, the "Bescherelle" would be a good investment for anyone learning the French language.
Answered by
MathMate
Il rigolait is the <i>imparfait</i> form of the verb rigoler, meaning <i> Rire, s'amuser</i>.
The complete conjugation is:
je rigolais
tu rigolais
il, elle rigolait
nous rigolions
vous rigoliez
ils, elles rigolaient
The complete conjugation is:
je rigolais
tu rigolais
il, elle rigolait
nous rigolions
vous rigoliez
ils, elles rigolaient
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