Made up time

A made up time is a verbal drawer made up morphologiquement of two elements: an auxiliary and a Participle.

Contrary to the compound tense, the periphrastic Temps is made up Sémantique lies of two elements, the Semi-auxiliary and a Infinitif. In the compound tense, the bond between the auxiliary and the Participe is purely morphological. The auxiliary is indeed only one pure tool which lost its initial direction ( to be , to have ), and for this reason one should not confuse it with the verb to be used in its full direction as in the duty is finished , sentence with the present and not with the made up Passé.

In French

In French, there exist two auxiliaries: to be and To have , one and the other employees according to the verb and not according to time: thus the two auxiliaries are found in all made up or double-compound times, but the made up past to work is always built with the auxiliary to have , whereas one always uses the auxiliary to be with the verb to come ( it came ). Each auxiliary can be combined to form other compound tenses, even of the double-compound Tense S.

Made up times are:

With an auxiliary at the present:

the made up Last

With an auxiliary with the imperfect one:

the Pluperfect

With an auxiliary with the preterit:

the Past anterior

With an auxiliary to the future:

the Future former

With an auxiliary to the subjunctive present:

the last Subjunctive

With an auxiliary with the imperfect subjunctive:

the Subjunctive Pluperfect or the Conditional last 2nd form

With an auxiliary at the conditional present:

the Conditional last 1st form

With an auxiliary with the requirement present:

the imperative last

With an auxiliary with infinitive present:

the last Infinitive

In other languages

August 1st

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