New Year: -er verbs in the perfect tense with 'être'
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I can use the perfect tense with 'être' to describe New Year celebrations.
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[è/ê] is pronounced as in 'tête'.
The letter 'e' is usually pronounced as [è/ê] before double consonants or the letters c/l at the end of a word.
Movement verbs like 'aller' and 'rester' take 'être' instead of 'avoir' in the perfect tense.
Add 'e' to the past participle of verbs that take 'être' if the subject is feminine.
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