For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

F (futur)

For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

PC (passé composé)

For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

F (futur)

For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

PC (passé composé)

For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

PC (passé composé)

For this exercise, you’ll have to distinguish between the “passé composé” and the “future”. In order to do that, you can look for the existence of a past participle with a helping verb when it is passé composé and a verb aller conjugated in the present followed by a verb in the infinitive when it is in the future.

F (futur)