How to use the PASSÉ RÉCENT in French (Venir de) // French conjugation course // Lesson 30

The passé récent in French is used to talk about something that happened recently. It's always made of the verb VENIR conjugated in the present tense, followed by DE + the infinitive verb describing the action. It can also be conjugated in the past when referring to something that happened just before another action in the past. In this case, the verb Venir will be conjugated in the imparfait, and in the second part of the sentence, the verb will be conjugated in the passé composé.
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salut Dylane! in the example at 1:48, is there a rule to prevent de + le from turning into 'du' for this particular case?

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Dear prof where do I put these expression : à penine, tout à l’heure, il y a quelques minutes, à l’istant ? I’ll put between Venir and de infinitive or at the end ? Ils viennent à penine d’arriver or Ils viennent d’arriver à peniene or both ? I do love your language but is really difficult as my language ( I’m from Italy)

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I've a question , can we write Elle venait juste d'acheter cette voiture quand *ceci* est tombée en panne ?

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tu ne viens pas de dire que c'est impossible de nier le passé recent, n'est-ce pas ?

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Bonjour, pourquoi elle est tombée en panne, et non elle a tombé en panne?

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Dylane I have a question about the second sentence. quand elle est tombée en panne. Why elle and not on as the pronoun? It broke down? Thanks 😊

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I see where you are confused. We don't have "it" in French, so ELLE can be a person or a car. We can say "She broke down" as a person but we know that it's about her car, if that makes sense. And ON is the equivalent of NOUS (we). Let me know if it helps :)

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When you going through the conjugated form of the. verb ( Venir ) as listed in the subject pronouns congutated form of the verb, when you're calling them out in that order as followed on the screen which are : ( Je. viens , Tu. Viens , ll- Elle.--on vient ) which equates or =. to l have / you have / he have / she have / we have... So on and so forth.. I hope it doesn't come - across as a stupid question dylane..?

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Venir conjugated is To come so Je viens - I am coming. I hope I answer your question correctly :)

[@BuffaloBuffalo-uc6zp]

@@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane Thanks very much dylane for clearing that up.. I got my wires crossed.. I was thinking of the verb venir followed by the preposition. de + infinitive verb which then means. I. have done that

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