Qui a gagné ? Yes/no questions in the perfect tense
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I can ask and answer questions in the perfect tense, including negation, in the context of francophone sports personalities.
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Yes/no questions in the past tense are formed by inversion, asking 'est-ce que' or using intonation, as in the present.
To negate in the perfect tense, put 'ne' and 'pas/jamais' around the auxiliary verb (part of 'avoir' or 'être').
T-liaison is common in inversion questions in the perfect tense, e.g., 'A-t-il gagné ?'. This eases pronunciation.
When transcribing, it's important to think about liaison and where one word ends and another begins.
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