Showing posts with label verbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label verbs. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Irregular Verbs and Négation

This is the powerpoint from last week that never got posted.... until now...

Irregular Verbs and Negation 2011

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Some Regular -ir and -re Verbs

The same sort of math applies to -ir and -re verbs, but their endings are different.

Subject endings for regular -ir verbs:

je -is
tu -is
il/elle/on -it
nous -issons
vous -issez
ils/elles -issent

So choisir conjugated for nous looks like this:

choisir - ir = chois + issons = choisissons

Nous choisissons.

Subject endings for regular -re verbs:

je -e
tu -es
il/elle/on ---
nous -ons
vous -ez
ils/elles -ent

Notice that there is no addition for the 3rd person singular form.

So rendre conjugated for il looks like this:

rendre - re = rend + --- = rend

Il rend.


Here are some regular verbs that you can use to practice:


Regular -ir and -re verbs -

Some Regular -er Verbs

Conjugation in French is a lot like basic math. We start with the infinitive, subtract the ending and then add new endings according to the subject.

Subject endings for regular -er verbs:

je -e
tu -es
il/elle/on -e
nous -ons
vous -ez
ils/elles -ent

So parler conjugated for tu looks like this:

parler - er = parl + es = parles

Tu parles.

Here are some regular -er verbs that you can use to practice conjugations.


Regular -er Verbs -