The passé composé of the imperative mood is used to give orders or make requests for actions that should have already been completed. It is formed using the imperative forms of avoir or être (depending on the main verb) + past participle of the main verb.
Gilbert, restez là pour moi.Discours indirect, or indirect speech, is used to report what someone said without directly quoting them. This involves using conjunctions like que, si, and interrogative pronouns.
Alors Caillou, raconte-moi à quoi tu t'amuses.The conditionnel passé is used to talk about hypothetical or uncertain events in the past. It can also express regret or politely make a request.
Il s'est peut-être endormi dans une des chambres.The subjunctive mood is used in subordinate clauses following expressions of will, desire, emotion, doubt, necessity, or possibility.
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