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mene par
"Le processus de sélection du projet FX-2 (portant sur l'acquisition de 36 avions de chasse), mené par le commandement de l'armée de l'air, n'est pas encore terminé", a déclaré le ministre dans un communiqué.
I think 'mene' is used as a verb as a p.p . If so, where is the subject and passe form of avoir verb?
I think 'mene' is used as a verb as a p.p . If so, where is the subject and passe form of avoir verb?
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Permalink Reply by Frank on
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Hello Steve,
"mené par..." means "led by...".
You're right, it's a past participle (the infinitive form of this verb is "mener") but used as an adjective, not as a verb.
It's exactly like in English, in fact ("the process led by ..."). The verb here is "a déclaré".
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Permalink Reply by Steve King on -
Merci votre explication.
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