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Tips to remember the French word “j’avais mis”:
– Break down the word: “j’avais” is the past tense of the verb “avoir” (to have) and “mis” is the past participle of the verb “mettre” (to put).
– Practice using the verb “avoir” and its past tense forms such as “j’ai” (I have) and “tu avais” (you had) to familiarize yourself with its conjugations.
– Similarly, practice using the verb “mettre” and its different forms (e.g., “je mets” – present tense, “je mettais” – imperfect tense, “je mettrai” – future tense) to get comfortable with its conjugations.
– Associate the word “j’avais mis” with a specific context or situation in which you or someone else had put something.
– Connect the word to visuals or mental images that represent the action of putting something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “J’ai posé” (I have put)
– “J’ai placé” (I have placed)
– “J’ai déposé” (I have deposited)

Conjugations of the verb “mettre”:
– Present tense: je mets, tu mets, il/elle met, nous mettons, vous mettez, ils/elles mettent
– Past tense: j’ai mis, tu as mis, il/elle a mis, nous avons mis, vous avez mis, ils/elles ont mis
– Imperfect tense: je mettais, tu mettais, il/elle mettait, nous mettions, vous mettiez, ils/elles mettaient
– Future tense: je mettrai, tu mettras, il/elle mettra, nous mettrons, vous mettrez, ils/elles mettront

Examples of sentences using “j’avais mis”:
– Hier, j’avais mis mes clés sur la table. (Yesterday, I had put my keys on the table.)
– J’avais mis ma veste dans le placard avant de partir. (I had put my jacket in the closet before leaving.)
– Quand je suis rentré à la maison, j’ai vu que quelqu’un avait mis des fleurs sur la table. (When I came home, I saw that someone had put flowers on the table.)

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