Extra French Personne a regardé la série télé "Extra French"? J'ai le regardé à YouTube. C'est une petite drôle. (Ce que je veux dire "It's kind of funny".) Le acteur qui joue l'Amerique n'est pas

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Extra French Personne a regardé la série télé "Extra French"? J'ai le regardé à YouTube. C'est une petite drôle. (Ce que je veux dire "It's kind of funny".) Le acteur qui joue l'Amerique n'est pas d'Amerique, evidemment.

Feb 27, 2014 1:03 AM

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Je sais cette série. et j'ai aimé son rôle. mais malheureusement la version anglais ne pas disponible sur youtube.

February 27, 2014

Plus tard, mon ami!

February 28, 2014

Exactly! Now you have to say that in French. :)

February 28, 2014

No, I think I get it. So, if there is no direct or indirect object pronoun and the verb in passé composé uses the auxilliary verb "avoir", then the verb does not need to agree with the gender and plurality of the verb's subject. However, if the auxiliary verb is être, or if there is an object pronoun before the verb, then the verb must agree with the gender and plurality of the subject or object pronoun, respectively. Did I get that right?

February 27, 2014

Yeah, this hoaked me up quite a bit too, so I just accept it as the rule. If you bring in an object pronoun before the verb, then the auxiliary verb needs to agree with the gender and plurality of the pronoun you're referencing, because *you* aren't the subject of the auxiliary verb, it's that pronoun. Think of it as two subject/verb agreements: "I had" + "it (her) seen". Hope I didn't confuse you more. :(

February 27, 2014

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