The agreement of past participles combined with être The past participle of verbs conjugated with etre agrees in gender and number with the subjects the subject is feminine singular, -e is added to the past participle; if the subject is masculine phy ral, -5 is added; and if the subject is feminine plural, -es is added. When a woman writes abound herself, for example, she will write je sues alee (for a man, the correct form is je suls alle). If a group of female persons is addressed, one writes vows fetes allies.

1. Where did you (fam. masc) go______?
2. He came alone.________
3. What became of her (= What did she become)?_______
4. You (pol. fer.) came back._______
5. When did they (fem.) arrive?________
6. We (masc) left at noon.________
7. Who came in?______
8. Did you (fam, fem.) go out last night?_________
9. They (masc) got off the train in Lyon.________
10. They (fem.) went up to the third floor (au deuxieme itage)._________
11. Where were you (fam. fem.) born?_________
12. My grandmother died last year._________
13. How long did you stay (fam. fem.) in France?_______
14. She returned to her country.
15. I (fem.) fell in the trap.