In french, how would you say past tense verbs without a pronoun in front of them?

Question

For example, the following phrases contian past tense verbs without a pronoun in front of it:


"Invigorated with pure elegance, the Grand Hyatt..."

"Made in...[Country]"

Answer 1

Simply use the past participle of the verb (i.e. the second part of the verb in passé composé tense). It acts like an adjective.

For example:
Fait en Chine. (Faire => avoir fait => fait)
Rafraîchi avec de l'élégance pure (Rafraîchir => être rafraîchi => rafraîchi)

Answer 2

I cannot understand your question. As far I understand u wanna sentence in past tense without a pronoun in front of it. If u say Made in...[country] it will be like " Manufacturait au pays. May be its like this.

Answer 3

The checklist of verbs you basically gave us isn't the checklist of universal verbs, however the checklist of spectacular verbs that are maximum in many situations utilized in French. in case you go with to discover ways to conjugate different verbs, you may desire to purchase a verb e book or seek for a unfastened on line conjugator. Even close by French audio equipment use the verb e book, even though it is greater straightforward for them to learn verbs, as they get to declare and hear the conjugated verbs conventional.

Answer 4

What they said, and by the way, it's the past participle in English, too, not the past tense. The two look alike in many but not all verbs.

Eaten with butter, bread is great.

Answer 5

Simply use the past participle. Remember to make it agree with the implied noun - m/f.