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There are 2 auxiliary verbs in French: ''être'' (to have) and ''avoir'' (to have). They are completely irregular, but they're often used, so it's useful to know how to conjugate at the 4 most used tenses (''imparfait'', ''passé composé'', ''présent'', ''futur simple''):
There are 2 auxiliary verbs in French:  
''être'' (to have) and ''avoir'' (to have).  
 
They are completely irregular, but they're often used, so it's useful to know how to conjugate at the 4 most used tenses (''imparfait'', ''passé composé'', ''présent'', ''futur simple''):


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Revision as of 11:00, 17 April 2020

There are 2 auxiliary verbs in French: être (to have) and avoir (to have).

They are completely irregular, but they're often used, so it's useful to know how to conjugate at the 4 most used tenses (imparfait, passé composé, présent, futur simple):

Imparfait Passé composé Présent Futur simple
==Être (to be)==
J'/Je étais ai été suis serai
Tu étais as été es seras
Il/Elle/On était a été est sera
Nous étions avons été sommes serons
Vous étiez avez été êtes serez
Ils/Elles étaient ont été sont seront
==Avoir (to have)==
J'/Je avais ai eu ai aurai
Tu avais as eu as auras
Il/Elle/On avait a eu a aura
Nous avions avons eu avons aurons
Vous aviez avez eu avez aurez
Ils/Elles avaient ont eu ont auront