@gcsefrenchprep: Let's conjugate the verb 'partir', which means 'to leave' in French in the passé composé. When conjugating in the passé composé, don't forget this formula: subject pronoun + auxiliary verb in present (être or avoir) + verb in past participle 'Partir' is a movement verb so it must be conjugated with 'être' in the passé composé. When using 'être' as the auxiliary, all past participle verbs MUST agree in number and gender with the subject used. You will see below. ⬇️ je suis parti(e) - I left, I have left, I did leave tu es parti(e) - you left, you have left, you did leave il est parti - he left, he has left, he did leave elle est partie - she left, she has left, she did leave on est parti(e)(s) - we left, we have left, we did leave nous sommes parti(e)s - we left, we have left, we did leave vous êtes parti(e)s - you left, you have left, you did leave ils sont partis - they left, they have left, they did leave elles sont parties - they left, they have left, they did leave _________________ Study smarter with @gcsefrenchprep lessons! Learn French online, get expert exam tips, and achieve a Grade 9. #frenchbasics #howtostudy #frenchcourse #practicalexam #finalexamstudytips

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