Visual Representation of significance of French Auxiliary Verbs in Passé Composé and in Le Future

There is huge importance of auxiliary verbs in any language. Auxiliary verbs, or “verbes auxiliaires” in French, are essential components of many verb tenses and moods. The terminations of auxiliary verbs make the radical form of any verb meaningful. These are the most important part by which one can form the sentences. It can be spoken that we cannot imagine meaningful phrases without using the terminations of auxiliary verbs. The two primary auxiliary verbs commonly used in French are “Avoir” (to have) and “Être” (to be). They are used to form compound tenses such as the passé composé, plus-que-parfait, futur antérieur, and others. The objective of this research paper is to simplify the theoretical explanation of “Passé Composé (The Past Tense)” and Le future (The Future Tense) through diagram and to know the importance of French auxiliary verbs in term to make conjugations (forms) of French Past and Future Tenses and to avoid reading of theoretical explanation of the content by making it easily comprehensible. This research paper will be very useful for foreign language (French) learners / scholars to grasp a clear idea of “Passé Composé (The Past Tense)” and Le future (The Future Tense)” through visual representation.