Verbes en -er Monsieur Clark. Infinitive The form of the verb we find in the dictionary is called the infinitive.

REGULAR -ER VERBS Mme Marsala French 1 Learwood Knowing what subject to use Step 1.
Un Révision du Présent.
‘Les Verbes au Présent’
Les Verbes au Présent (The Present Tense) What is the Present Tense ? In English and in French the present tense is used to talk about things which are.
Français 1 Les verbes en -re. You have learned that in the French language, there are verbs that end in –er, -ir. There is a third group with verbs that.
Français I les verbes.
The Present Tense of Regular Verbs
ER VERBS 1. (parler) Elle ________________________avec toi.
Read this to help you understand ER verbs cat eat carrotpencil think book window type computer drink work play shoesroomplant.
Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.2 La question essentielle: What is the formula for conjugating -RE verbs and what are some of these verbs?
Les verbes “re” The time is “hear” to learn a new type of verb conjugation… verbs that end with “re”
An infinitive / linfinitif is 1) the name of a verb 2) the unconjugated form of a verb 3) the form of the verb that means to + the meaning of the verb.
An infinitive / linfinitif is 1) the name of a verb 2) the unconjugated form of a verb 3) the form of the verb that means to + the meaning of the verb.
Nous finissons Je regarde.. Le Présent Ils vendent.
Passé Composé Teagan Ringstad.
Souvenez-vous AVOIR? What else is it good for? Les expressions!
Regular “er” verb conjugation French I Steps for conjugating regular “er” verbs Subject pronouns “er” verbs Find the stem Verb endings for conjugation.
Regular Verb Notes To conjugate the following regular verbs, remove the last two letters and add the appropriate endings.
The Perfect Tense with -er verbs Le passé composé.
9 Les verbes – RE another “family” of verbs Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisions 4.1 Les questions essentielles: 1.What is the conjugation formula.
Les notes # Ir verb endings Je: -is Tu: -is Il/Elle: -it Nous: -issons Vous: -issez Ils/Elles: -issent.
Present tense Lesson objective: To revise how to form the present tense.
Learning objective: To understand how to create the past tense in French “Le Passé Composé”
Le verbe avoir J’ai Tu as Il a Nous avons Vous avez Ils ont.
J’avais fini mon travail quand tu as appelé.
Le conditionnel “Would”.
CONJUGAISON.
Les verbes en –Ir (Présent)
A Les verbes en -er: le singulier p. 94 The basic form of a verb is called the infinitive. Many French infinitives end in -er. Most of these verbs are.
SWBAT conjugate and use –ER verbs. ____ roman ____ frites ____ école
Le Futur Francais III.
La grammaire.
Le présent des verbes réguliers
STEM (infinitive minus -ir)
-er verbs French I.
Présent des verbes réguliers
Le présent et le passé composé
LE PRÉSENT DE L´INDICATIF
ER, IR, AND RE VERBS are part of the “regular” verbs in French.
ER, IR, AND RE VERBS are part of the “regular” verbs in French.
ER, IR, AND RE VERBS are part of the “regular” verbs in French.
Les Verbes en –ir au Présent
Conjugating regular –re verbs in French
Conjugating regular –er verbs en français
Passé composé the –ed past tense in French
Les Verbes en –re au Présent
Passe Compose Review Gr. 8 lesson.
Activité Intro 1. Je (aller) __________________________
Talking about people’s activities
LES VERBS Present tense
Les Verbes en -IR Bleu leçon 19.
Activité Intro 1. Je (aller) __________________________
DECRIVEZ CE QUE VOUS VOYEZ.
Grammar Flash Cards La révision.
Révision JOUE 1. Je ___________ au poker avec des amis. (jouer)
Les verbes -re.
Qu’est-ce que c’est?. Qu’est-ce que c’est? It’s a compound tense that we use in French to talk about things that happened in the past!
Les verbes – RE another “family” of verbs
Les Verbes Réfléchis What you do to yourself.
Révision JOUE 1. Je ___________ au poker avec des amis. (jouer)
Le Verbe Faire Jouer à + Faire de
The PARTITIVE & -IR VERBS
L’ élève sera capable de:
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VERB CONJUGATIONS PRESENT TENSE.
Pe By French Tenses By Steve Morgan Perfect Tense with AVOIR
Future You will use this tense whenever you wish to talk about an action which will take place in the future.
Conditional You will use this tense whenever you wish to indicate that:- Something would happen if ………… You or someone would do something if …….. Formation.
Regular verbs ending in -er