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Does the Past Participle in a sentence stay the same when avoir is used?

Generally the past participle does not change with the auxiliary avoir, except for the case it is placed before the verb and there is a Complement d'objet direct-COD in the sentence. In this case the participle will inherit from the COD.

For example:

Le singe a volé une pomme. The participle does not change. Pomme is the COD.

La pomme que le singe a volée est rouge. The participle changes.

Les pommes que le singe a volées sont rouges. Changes too.

 

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