ÊTRE as helping verb - French passé composé

[@lukemom2545]

Excellent lesson. The explanation of intransitive verbs requiring prepositions is helpful. Also, I love that you can hear the European siren around 16:40. That sound brings back good memories of travels!

[@violetg8467]

This video really helped. Thank you!!

[@rojanalakshitha2502]

Merci beacoup. J'ai appris beacoup puis votre video.

[@bisou1018]

Your video is most clear for English speaking people who try to understand french grammar. Merci beaucoup

[@ninjacat7351]

I just wanted to say thank you because this helped me a lot. I had trouble understanding on when to use the auxiliary "etre" but now you made things a lot more clearer for me. Ty again :)

[@Alawsala]

You have a mistake right before 15:47 It should be “ils sont rentrés à minuit” you have it rentrées. That would work with elles

[@LouHayBean]

At 10:37, how come revenir isn't marked as an irregular verb? If it was regular, wouldn't the ending change to 'i'...?

[@aaegatomondi]

you are excellent. keep it up.

[@rohan-yr8dw]

Your video is good

[@aamirsharazi5256]

You are great a teacher I love your “You tube channel”. Please upload vocabulary of Police, United Nations, Criminality, Emergency, Name of Countries especially African countries, Forensic, type of injuries, and legal terms etc. Because I want to take United Nations Police examination in for French peacekeeping missions. Profound Regards

[@zhannaibrasheva8167]

Hi, Jennifer! Thank you for the lesson! I am just the beginner and I might be wrong but should not be "rentrés" in 'Ils sont rentrées à minuit"?

[@nj.osagie11]

Zhanna Ibrasheva OUIII Je pense ça aussi

Oui...... TYPO ALERT

[@Kitiwake]

You didn't explain the passe compose was exactly(as in a short time action in the past... je pense). But it was a good lesson otherwise.

[@nickfraser422]

When do you say "J'ai passé = I spent, but when you say "je suis passé" = I passed......confusing.??