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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
vous avez boirez une cafe is roughtly like saying:
you have drinks an coffee
do you know how to conjugate passé composé?
oui! its like je suis or j'ai "past participle" and rest of contents 
indeed, so you need to have a noun or pronoun, a conjugated of an auxiliary in the present tense, and then the past participle
let's ignore verbs that use être as an auxiliary for the moment
How would you write "I ate", "you thought", and "we played"
desole je suis oublie reply
d'ac = d'accord, but informally
ok, so there's a few problems here:
a) you've used être as an auxiliary, but these verbs use avoir
b) your past participles aren't past participles
Do you know how to find a past participle for a regular -er verb?
ohh okay! jai mangé tu as saié et nous avobs joué
forgot the grave
ok, so mangé and joué are correct
I'm not sure what verb you're trying to use for the second one
the verb "to think" is "penser"
savoir is to know
and it's irregular
sai
what about for penser?
pensé
yup

(you can't guess for savoir, since it's irregular, so let's ignore it for now)
ok, so it seems like you're getting it
oh so when u speak to waiter or waitress u need to use past tense?
try these:
- I jumped
- They loved
they, not we
j'ai sauté is correct (but apostrophes and accents aren't optional, it's better to get used to using them)
oui jai reparer
you changed this from we to you, but I asked for they
huhhh 😭 im srry i dont think i ever learnt they
is it leur lar or cette
or ton tar tey
notre?
or the je me
ton ta tet
none of the above, I'm just looking for a simple subject pronoun
je
tu
il/elle/on
nous
vous
ils/elles
ont*
but yes
ok, now you started with the verb "boire"
what's the past participle for that verb?
nope because boire is irregular
oh oki lemme search it up
so how can you know how to form the past participle?
it is bu
if its er its grave if its ir is i and if its re its u
by technicality it should ve boiru
but maybe french people think its too hard to say and just sinplify to bu
well, technically or not, the past particple is just "bu" lol
i rmbmr ete and eu tho i thoguht those r the only ecception
and they wouldn't find "boiru" hard to say, it's just not the past participle lol
in any case, the answer to my question is: since it's irregular, the only way to know the past participle is to look it up (or to have memorized it)
yes thats right 😅 ill keep this one in mind! thank you
so its like vous avez bu un caf?
ou avez-vous
ok!
it's masculine
word order is rlly hard ngl
oh so its un caf
bien sur
is this vetter?-- vous avez bu un caf?
do you want to drink some coffee?
oh ic
i just rmbmred that most word ending in e is feminine so cafe is an excoetion right
it doesn't mean "do you want to drink some coffee"
ohh what does it mean?
it means "did you drink a coffee?"
ah ic that makes sense tysm omg 
votre prof est amazement , merci!
your teacher is amazement?