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There are only 2 auxiliaries in French: "avoir" or "être". As "avoir", "être" is used to form compound tenses for some verbs. | There are only 2 auxiliaries in French: "avoir" or "être". As "avoir", "être" is used to form compound tenses for some verbs. | ||
===Compound Tenses | ===Compound Tenses=== | ||
Conjugations for the different French verb tenses and moods can be divided into 2 categories: | Conjugations for the different French verb tenses and moods can be divided into 2 categories: | ||
*'''simple''' and '''compound'''. | *'''simple''' and '''compound'''. | ||