fêtons ! fêtez ! ✔ Fêter is a regular ER verb .
The past participle of fêter is fêté. This is used to form the past tense known as the passé composé. You will also need to conjugate the auxiliary verb avoir to fit the subject pronoun. As an example, “I partied” is “j’ai fêtê” and “we celebrated” is “nous avons fêtê.”
Lesson Summary
‘ Gagner is a regular -er verb in French, and follows the regular -er verb conjugation pattern.
| je choisis | tu choisis | il/elle choisit | nous choisissons | vous choisissez |
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| Subject Pronoun Vendre Conjugation | je je vends | tu tu vends | il/elle/on il/elle/on vend | nous nous vendons |
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Visiter in the Past Tense
Another common way to form the past tense of visiter is to use the passé composé. This requires a simple construction using the auxiliary verb avoir and the past participle visité. For example, “I visited” is j’ai visité and “we visited” is nous avons visité.
| Present Present Participle | je dors dormant | tu dors | il dort Passé Composé | nous dormons Auxiliary verb avoir |
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To form it for parler, you will use the auxiliary verb avoir along with the past participle parlé.
| Conjugation Translation | yo dormí I slept | tú dormiste You (informal) slept | él/ella/ello/uno durmió He/she/one slept |
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Dormir means “to sleep ” and is a irregular -ir verb.
| Subject Pronouns Present Indicative Present Progressive | yo me cepillo me estoy cepillando | tú te cepillas te estás cepillando |
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| yo cerré | tú cerraste | él/ella cerró | nosotros/as cerramos | vosotros/as cerrasteis |
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| yo duermo | él/ella duerme | ns. dormimos | vs. dormís | ellos/ellas duermen |
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