In French, how to write "Que tu y aies pensé" ?

The correct spelling is:Que tu y aies pensé When we write "que tu y aies pensé" (that you thought about it) it is the verb penser (to think) in the past subjunctive The verb avoir (to have) is always written aies The verb penser (to think) does not agree, because the object complement here is indirect For example:Ça me fait plaisir que tu y aies pensé ! <=> I'm glad you thought about it!Ça me touche que tu aies pensé à mon anniversaire <=> It means a lot to me that you thought of my birthday Aujourd'hui c'est ma fête, je suis content que tu y aies pensé <=> Today is my birthday, I'm glad you thought of it Ce sont nos 40 ans, je suis content que tu y aies pensé <=> It's our 40th birthday, I'm glad you thought of it

In French, how to write "Que tu y aies pensé" ?

Answer by Answiki on 01/20/2022 at 01:44:50 PM

The correct spelling is:

Que tu y aies pensé.

When we write "que tu y aies pensé" (that you thought about it) it is the verb penser (to think) in the past subjunctive.

The verb avoir (to have) is always written aies.
The verb penser (to think) does not agree, because the object complement here is indirect.

For example:

Ça me fait plaisir que tu y aies pensé ! <=> I'm glad you thought about it!

Ça me touche que tu aies pensé à mon anniversaire. <=> It means a lot to me that you thought of my birthday.

Aujourd'hui c'est ma fête, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> Today is my birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Ce sont nos 40 ans, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> It's our 40th birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Answer by Answiki on 01/20/2022 at 01:39:41 PM

The correct spelling is:

Que tu y aies pensé.

When we write "que tu y aies pensé" (that you thought about it) it is the verb penser (to think) in the past subjunctive.

The verb avoir (to have) is always written aies.
The verb penser (to think) does not agree, because the object complement here is indirect.

For example:

Ça me fait plaisir que tu y aies pensé ! <=> I'm glad you thought about it!

Ça me touche que tu aies pensé à mon anniversaire. <=> It means a lot to me that you thought of my birthday.

Aujourd'hui c'est ma fête, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> Today is my birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Ce sont nos 40 ans, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> It's our 40th birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Answer by Answiki on 01/20/2022 at 01:39:32 PM

The correct spelling is:

Que tu y aies pensé.

When we write "que tu y aies pensé" (that you thought about it) it is the verb penser (to think) in the past subjunctive.

The verb avoir (to have) is always written aies.
The verb penser (to think) does not agree, because the object complement here is indirect.

For example:

Ça me fait plaisir que tu y aies pensé ! <=> I'm glad you thought about it!

Ça me touche que tu aies pensé à mon anniversaire. <=> It means a lot to me that you thought of my birthday.

Aujourd'hui c'est ma fête, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> Today is my birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Ce sont nos 40 ans, je suis content que tu y aies pensé. <=> It's our 40th birthday, I'm glad you thought of it.

Question by Answiki 01/20/2022 at 01:35:56 PM

In French, how to write "Que tu y aies pensé" ?