Today and yesterday: perfect tense with 'faire' and 'dire'
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I can use the perfect tense with 'avoir' to talk about what I did yesterday and compare it to what I am doing today.
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[gn] sounds like 'ligne'.
Use the perfect tense to say what you did in the past.
To say what I did, use 'j'ai' and a past participle.
The past participles of 'dire' and 'faire' are 'dit' and 'fait'.
The past participles 'dit' and 'fait' sound identical to the present tense verb forms.
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