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FICHE DE TRAVAIL : LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ (AVOIR & ÊTRE)

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Passé composé auxiliaries: students read 10 sentences and circle avoir or être, as in Je (ai / suis) allé au marché
Opening practice sorting avoir verbs from être verbs
Passé composé conjugation: students write the verb in parentheses, such as manger, aller and naître, in 10 sentences
Follow-up drill once both auxiliaries are introduced
Past participle agreement with être: students add é, ée, és or ées to finish 10 sentences like Elle est arriv_ tôt
Targeted practice on gender and number agreement
Negation in the passé composé: students rewrite 9 sentences with ne…pas, starting with J'ai mangé une pizza
Extension task on placing ne…pas around the auxiliary
Sentence building in the passé composé: students unscramble 10 word sets such as allé / suis / je / au cinéma
Word-order practice suited to pairs or a starter
Auxiliary plus past participle: students fill in both words for 10 verbs, from aller and manger to tomber and voir
Review combining auxiliary choice and participle form
Past participle recognition: students pick the participle from 10 sets of three forms, such as mangé / manger / mange
Quick check that students can tell participles from infinitives
Error correction: students find and fix the auxiliary or agreement mistake in 9 sentences like Je suis mangé une pomme
Exit ticket or review targeting common auxiliary mistakes

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Introduction

If you’re teaching the passé composé and your students are having a hard time choosing between avoir and être, this resource was made to give them extra practice in a simple and clear way. I created these exercises after noticing that many students understand the rule but still make mistakes when they try to apply it in sentences. So the goal here is simply to give them enough repetition to feel more confident using the passé composé correctly.

Objective:

Students will practice and reinforce their understanding of the passé composé by working with both avoir and être, focusing on auxiliary selection, past participles, and basic agreement.

What’s Included:

8 no-prep grammar exercise sections
Practice with both avoir and être verbs
Activities focused on agreement with être
A mix of exercises such as fill in the blanks, multiple choice, sentence rewriting, sentence ordering, and error correction

Grades / Ages:

Best suited for Grade 6–9 or beginner to lower-intermediate French learners

Implementation Format:

Printable PDF
Non-editable
Easy to print and use for classwork, homework, or review
Works well for independent practice or whole-class activities

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