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G8 - Passé composé with être

Quiz by Arnaud de Brevedent d'Ablon

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Q 1/19
Score 0
I went
30
je suis allé(e)
Q 2/19
Score 0
I arrived
30
je suis arrivé(e)

19 questions

Q.

I went

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1

30 sec

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I arrived

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2

30 sec

Q.

I went down or I got off (the bus)

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3

30 sec

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I became

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4

30 sec

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I entered

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5

30 sec

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I went up or I climbed

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6

30 sec

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She died

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7

30 sec

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He died

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8

30 sec

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He was born (literally: "he is born")

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9

30 sec

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She was born (literally: "she is born")

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10

30 sec

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I left

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11

30 sec

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I passed or I went by

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12

30 sec

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I returned or I went home

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13

30 sec

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I stayed

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14

30 sec

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I returned or I went back

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15

30 sec

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I came back

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16

30 sec

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I went out

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17

30 sec

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I fell

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30 sec

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I came

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19

30 sec

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