Past participle of "naître"

Past participle of "devenir"

Past participle of "monter"

Past participle of "rentrer"

Past participle of "mourir"

Past participle of "tomber

Past participle of "aller"

Past participle of "entrer"

Past participle of "rester"

Past participle of "revenir"

Past participle of "arriver"

Past participle of "partir"

Which of the following "Vandertramp" verbs are IRREGULAR?

^{I.e. They DON'T follow the regular ending rules of:}

All ER verbs --> é

All IR verbs --> i

All RE verbs -->u

DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP FACTS:

Check all that apply/are true.

The verbs MONTER et DESCENDRE are often used for transit, i.e. to get on or off a bus/train/plane

I should use "AVOIR" as my helper verb for these special 16 verbs.

E.g. J'ai allé or Tu as venu

"RESTER" = to rest

SORTIR = to leave

PARTIR = to exit/go out

RENTRER means to re-enter and to go home

What letter do you add to the end of the past participle (the actual verb/action that was done) IF the subject is feminine?

E.g. Elle est tombé__?

What letter do you add to the end of the past participle (the actual verb/action that was done) IF the subject is plural?

E.g. Ils sont retourné__?

What letters do you add to the end of the past participle (the actual verb/action that was done) IF the subject is feminine AND plural?

E.g. Vous êtes arrivé___ en retard les filles?

Even though the 16 DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs use "ÊTRE" (in the present tense) as their helper or auxiliary verb, they still translate to English in the same 3 ways:

E.g. Je suis allé(e) = I went/I have gone/I did go

Je suis allé(e) =

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Nous sommes partis =

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Mme, vous êtes entrée par la fenêtre? =

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