No. 2,698 in French

allés

"Allés" is the plural form of "allé," meaning "gone" or "went" (past participle of "aller").

In a sentence

Nous sommes allés au parc hier.
We went to the park yesterday.
In this sentence, 'allés' is used as the past participle of the verb 'aller', meaning 'to go'. It agrees in number and gender with the subject 'nous', as it is used with 'être' in the perfect tense.
Ils étaient déjà allés dans cette ville avant.
They had already gone to this city before.
Here, 'allés' is again the past participle of 'aller', used in the pluperfect tense, showing an action that occurred before another action. It agrees with the subject 'ils' in gender and number.
Mes frères sont allés chercher un nouveau vélo.
My brothers went to get a new bike.
In this sentence, 'allés' functions as the past participle of 'aller', used within the perfect tense. It agrees in gender and number with the subject 'mes frères'.

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