No. 537 in French
montré
Displayed; shown.
In a sentence
Il m'a montré le chemin vers sa maison.
He showed me the way to his house.
Here, 'montré' represents the past participle in the compound tense 'a montré', indicating an act of showing in the past.
Elle a montré un grand talent pour la musique.
She showed great talent for music.
In this sentence, 'montré' as part of 'a montré' conveys the action of demonstrating or exhibiting talent.
Les documents qu’il a montrés étaient très importants.
The documents he showed were very important.
In this example, 'montrés' agrees with the subject 'documents' in gender and number as it is part of the past participle in a compound tense.
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