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analog kestrelBOT
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midnight flower
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I did bad on passe composee

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and we are learning about boulangerie

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@analog kestrel ?

merry pike
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What's your question?

midnight flower
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THANK YOU

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is boulangerie like more of meat

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also is sortir sorti

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and is sont aller but conjugated

merry pike
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I don't understand any of those questions. Can you write them in full sentences?

midnight flower
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How do I conjugate aller in past tense

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Like if I say I went would I say j’ai alle

merry pike
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Passé composé
je suis allé
tu es allé
il est allé
nous sommes allés
vous êtes allés
ils sont allés

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So you would say "Je suis allé" to say "I went".
(or "Je suis allée" if you're a woman)

midnight flower
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And how do I know if words are silent

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Like étaient is silent

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But I pronounced the t

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And why is oublient silent

hasty kiln
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You just need to memorize what specific groups of letters remain silent.

For example

For ils/elles parlent, ils/elles mangent, etc, the -ent is not spoken. This is just a rule of French you have to memorize.

rich pine
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Pronunciation rules in French are fortunately a lot more consistent than they are in English. There are a lot of YouTube videos that cover French pronunciation and phonetics. YouTube is your friend.