Question

jsut one paragraph no subtitles just all togeryther text Note: your teacher will grade your responses to question 33 to ensure you receive proper credit for your answers. Explain what has to happen when you use être instead of avoir for the formation of the passé composé?

Answer 1

When using être instead of avoir for the formation of the passé composé in French, certain reflexive and intransitive verbs, typically indicating movement or a change of state, must agree in gender and number with the subject. This means that the past participle must be modified to reflect whether the subject is masculine, feminine, singular, or plural; for example, if the subject is feminine singular, an -e is added to the past participle, and for plural subjects, an -s is added, resulting in different forms such as "allée" for a singular feminine subject or "partis" for a masculine plural subject. Additionally, it is important to use the correct auxiliary verb "être" in conjunction with the specified past participle to convey the intended meaning accurately.