The perfect tense Je and tu I went to town Je suis allé(e) en ville and I bought some trainers. et j’ai acheté des baskets. You went to the sports centre.

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The perfect tense

Je and tu I went to town Je suis allé(e) en ville and I bought some trainers. et j’ai acheté des baskets. You went to the sports centre Tu es allé(e) au centre sportif and you played football. et tu as joué au football.

The perfect tense

Il and elle He went to town Il est allé en ville and he had lunch in a restaurant. et il a déjeuné au restaurant. She went to the swimming pool Elle est allée à la piscine and she went swimming. et elle a fait de la natation.

The perfect tense

Nous and vous We went to the cinema Nous sommes allé(e)s au cinéma and we saw a film. et nous avons vu un film. You stayed at home Vous êtes resté(e)s à la maison and you watched TV. et vous avez regardé la télé.

The perfect tense

Ils and elles They (the boys) went home Ils sont rentrés and they played on the computer. et ils ont joué à l’ordinateur. They (the girls) went home Elles sont rentrées and they sent text messages. et elles ont envoyé des textos.

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