Today and yesterday: perfect tense with 1st person -er verbs + avoir
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I can use the perfect tense with avoir and -er verbs to say what I did.
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[gn] sounds like 'ligne'.
The verb 'envoyer' changes spelling in the present tense from 'y' to 'ie' in all forms apart from 'nous' and 'vous'.
To make the perfect tense with regular -er verbs, use 'j'ai' followed by the past participle.
To make the past participle of regular -er verbs, replace -er with é.
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