Emmenés

Emmenés is a French verb form. It is the past participle of the verb "emmener." "Emmener" means to take someone somewhere, to lead, or to carry away. As a past participle, "emmenés" can be used in several grammatical constructions. It can function as part of a compound tense, such as the passé composé, where it agrees in gender and number with the direct object if the direct object precedes the verb. For example, "Je les ai emmenés" (I took them there) where "les" is plural masculine or feminine. If the direct object follows the verb, no agreement is made. For instance, "Je les ai emmené au cinéma" is incorrect; the correct form is "Je l'ai emmené au cinéma" if "l'" refers to a masculine singular person, or "Je l'ai emmenée au cinéma" if it refers to a feminine singular person.

"Emmenés" can also be used as an adjective, describing something or someone who has been taken or led. In this adjectival role, it also agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. For example, "Les enfants emmenés à l'école" (The children taken to school) shows agreement with the plural masculine noun "enfants." Similarly, "Les filles emmenées à la fête" (The girls taken to the party) agrees with the plural feminine noun "filles." The term's usage is dependent on the context and the grammatical function it serves within a sentence.