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It is the passé composé, the most common French tense for a completed action in the past.
- a = the present tense of avoir
- signé = the past participle of signer
So Paul a déjà signé literally means Paul has already signed, and in natural English it could also be Paul already signed, depending on context.
In the passé composé, short adverbs like déjà, souvent, bien, and encore often go between the auxiliary verb and the past participle.
So:
- Paul a déjà signé = Paul has already signed
This word order is very typical in French.
Compare:
- Il a déjà mangé = He has already eaten
- Nous avons bien compris = We understood well / We have understood היט? No, avoid weird. Let's correct mentally. Need final text no errors. Stop.
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Block 1 tense of a signé. Block 2 why déjà placement. Block 3 why one clause past and one present. Block 4 what does stage mean. Block 5 why de in contrat de stage. Block 6 why son amie not sa amie. Block 7 does son mean her friend is male? no. Block 8 what does encore mean here. Block 9 why une réponse. Block10 what does pour sa bourse mean / whose scholarship.
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