Salut tout le monde et bienvenue at Coffee Break French. Welcome back to Coffee Break French.

Now in this lesson we're going to be continuing to look at the perfect tense.

And there are some verbs which we've not yet looked at, we've covered R-E verbs, I-R verbs and of course E-R verbs

but we've not looked at the formation of the past participle of some irregular verbs.

So in this lesson we'll be looking at the past participle of verbs like

voire and voire, comprandre and metre.

So you'll be able to say what you have drunk, what you have seen, what you've understood

or indeed what you've not understood.

I hope therefore that you enjoy this lesson of Coffee Break French.

So Anna to begin with, let's see if you remember how you form the perfect tense in general.

What are the two things you need?

Okay, if I can just think back to how you do that, it is you first of all need to conjugate the auxiliary verb

and then you need to add the past participle.

Exactly, so we need the auxiliary verb and the past participle.

Now auxiliary verb, which is the auxiliary verb that we've been using so far?

We have been using the verb to have.

Which is?

Avruach.

Avruach, okay.

Now can you remember how to conjugate that in all six persons or eight persons, I suppose?

Okay, I'm going to go for it, that would be G.

Tu va?

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