emmené

Emmené is a French verb, the past participle of the verb emmener. Emmener generally translates to "to take" or "to bring" someone somewhere, as opposed to amener which is used for objects. It implies accompanying a person to a destination. The past participle form, emmené, is used in compound tenses, such as the passé composé. For example, "Il m'a emmené au cinéma" translates to "He took me to the cinema." When used as an adjective, emmené can describe someone who has been taken somewhere. The gender and number of the past participle agree with the direct object when the direct object precedes the verb. For instance, "Les enfants que j'ai emmenés" means "The children whom I took." If the direct object follows the verb, there is no agreement. An example would be "J'ai emmené les enfants," meaning "I took the children." The verb itself can also imply leading or escorting someone. Its usage is common in everyday French conversation and literature.