Le passe compose avec l'auxiliare avoir (the perfect tense of verbs with the auxiliary avoir)

2. The perfect tense of regular verbs

Use the perfect tense to describe completed actions in the past. It translates into English in three ways:

• I met
• I have met
• I did meet

For the majority of verbs, the perfect tense is formed using the relevant part of the auxiliary verb avoir (to have) and a past participle.

To form the perfect tense of regular -er, -ir and -re verbs:

• -er => e (acute)
• -ir => i
• -re => u

Auxiliary…