French Past Tense: Going Places

Learning to use 'aller' in passé composé Grade 5 French Language Learning

What is Passé Composé?

Past tense in French Tells us about completed actions Made of two parts: auxiliary verb + past participle Today we focus on the verb 'aller' (to go)

Special Rule for 'Aller'

Uses 'être' as auxiliary verb (not 'avoir') Past participle is 'allé' Must agree with gender and number Masculine: allé, Feminine: allée, Plural: allés/allées

Conjugation Chart: Je suis allé(e)

Practice Time: Fill in the Blanks

Complete these sentences: Elle ____ (aller) au cinéma. Nous ____ (aller) à la plage. Tu ____ (aller) chez ton ami. Work with a partner to check answers!

Agreement Rules Made Simple

{"left":"Masculine singular: Il est allé\nFeminine singular: Elle est allée\nMasculine plural: Ils sont allés","right":"Feminine plural: Elles sont allées\nMixed group: Nous sommes allés\nRemember: add 'e' for feminine, 's' for plural!"}

Quick Check: Where Did They Go?

Look at the pictures and create sentences Use the correct form of 'aller' in passé composé Remember to check gender and number! Share your sentences with the class

Create Your Story!

Write a short paragraph about a recent trip Use 'aller' in passé composé at least 3 times Include different people (je, tu, il/elle, nous) Check your agreements! Share with a partner for feedback