- aller â allĂ© â to go: je suis allĂ©(e) en ville
- partir â parti â to leave: elle est partie Ă huit heures
- arriver â arrivĂ© â to arrive: nous sommes arrivĂ©s en retard
- sortir â sorti â to go out: ils sont sortis hier soir
- venir â venu â to come: tu es venu(e) chez moi?
- rester â restĂ© â to stay: elle est restĂ©e Ă la maison
- naĂźtre â nĂ© â to be born: il est nĂ© en 2009
- mourir â mort â to die: il est mort en 1945
This key facts covers 8 most common ĂȘtre verbs + past participles within The perfect tense with ĂȘtre and reflexive verbs for GCSE French. Revise The perfect tense with ĂȘtre and reflexive verbs in Time Markers and the Three Time Frames for GCSE French with 15 exam-style questions and 15 flashcards. This topic shows up very often in GCSE exams, so students should be able to explain it clearly, not just recognise the term. It is section 3 of 4 in this topic. Use this key facts to connect the idea to the wider topic before moving on to questions and flashcards.
Practice questions for The perfect tense with ĂȘtre and reflexive verbs
What is the correct formula for forming the perfect tense with ĂȘtre?
The mnemonic MRS VAN DER TRAMP helps students remember verbs that use ĂȘtre. Which of the following verbs is NOT part of this group?