Are the sentences correct in passé composé? I have to use 3 separate verbs, pensé, aimé,

1. J'ai pensé que je venais d'attraper un rhume et me demandais d'où il pouvait venir aussi soudainement.
2. Nous avons aimé la nourriture Safiah. ? Is the order correct and how do you do Safiah's with 's in french. (We enjoyed Safiah's food).
3. J'ai planté ce jardin dans cette cour. (I planted this garden in this court).

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Yes, the sentences you provided are correct in the passé composé tense.

1. J'ai pensé que je venais d'attraper un rhume et me demandais d'où il pouvait venir aussi soudainement.
In this sentence, you correctly used the verb "penser" in the passé composé tense. The subject "je" is followed by the auxiliary verb "ai" (conjugated form of "avoir" in the present tense), and then the past participle "pensé." The phrase "que je venais d'attraper un rhume" is used to indicate what you thought, and the phrase "et me demandais d'où il pouvait venir aussi soudainement" is used to describe what you wondered about.

2. Nous avons aimé la nourriture Safiah.
In this sentence, you correctly used the verb "aimer" in the passé composé tense. The subject "nous" is followed by the auxiliary verb "avons" (conjugated form of "avoir" in the present tense), and then the past participle "aimé." The phrase "la nourriture Safiah" is the direct object of the verb "aimé," indicating what you enjoyed.
To express "Safiah's food" in French, you can use the possessive form. It would be "la nourriture de Safiah." So the complete sentence would be "Nous avons aimé la nourriture de Safiah."

3. J'ai planté ce jardin dans cette cour.
In this sentence, you correctly used the verb "planter" in the passé composé tense. The subject "je" is followed by the auxiliary verb "ai" (conjugated form of "avoir" in the present tense), and then the past participle "planté." The phrases "ce jardin" and "dans cette cour" provide additional information about what you planted and where.