In French, past participles sometimes need to agree in gender and number with a noun — just like adjectives! In this crossword, you will practise recognising the correct forms. Look at each clue carefully and think about whether the subject is masculine or feminine, singular or plural.
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 2. Good feminine
- 3. Position in sentence
- 7. Object or complement in sentence
- 8. Pronominal or reflexive verb type
- 9. Verb conjugation system
- 15. Auxiliary or helping verb
- 16. Thirteen
- 17. To go somewhere
Down
- 1. Twelve
- 4. To have
- 5. Unchanging grammatical form
- 6. Word ending or suffix
- 10. Never
- 11. Sentence or clause
- 12. Beginning or start
- 13. To do or make
- 14. There it is
Answers
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Across
- 2. Good feminine → bonne
- 3. Position in sentence → place
- 7. Object or complement in sentence → complement
- 8. Pronominal or reflexive verb type → pronominal
- 9. Verb conjugation system → conjugaison
- 15. Auxiliary or helping verb → auxiliaire
- 16. Thirteen → treize
- 17. To go somewhere → aller
Down
- 1. Twelve → douze
- 4. To have → avoir
- 5. Unchanging grammatical form → invariable
- 6. Word ending or suffix → terminaison
- 10. Never → jamais
- 11. Sentence or clause → phrase
- 12. Beginning or start → debut
- 13. To do or make → faire
- 14. There it is → voila
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