it stays as elle :) e.g. elle a dit
'elle a eu' is she had. she has is ' elle a' and eu makes it the past tense. 'il a eu' is he had
she will = elle + the French verb in its future tense she will do = elle fera she will read = elle lira
Elle ne peut pas Correction: Elle ne pouvait pas. "could" is the past tense, so the verb in frensh should be in the past. "pouvait".
Well if you want to say he or she was with then you are going to use the past tense french. So, for he was with her translates to: il a ete avec elle and she was with him is: elle a ete avec il. Hope this helps.
"il/elle était ..." translates as "he/she was ..." in French. Ex: Il était là depuis le matin - he was there since the morning. Elle était grande - she was tall.
The past tense of the French word "est" is "était."
The past tense of the French verb "jouer" is "joué."
Verbe 'avoir' à l'indicatif imparfait: J'avais (=I had) Tu avais Il avait Nous avions Vous aviez Ils avaient
''Était''
I have - J'ai You have - Tu as / Vous avez She / He has - Elle / Il a We have - Nous avons They have - Ils / Elles ont
A different French word... :D You change the ending of a verb in the past tense.
There isn't really a structure for this in French.You could use the imperfect tense to show a repeated past habit that has finished.