Les verbes réguliers en -ER

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.
Le présent Present tense The present tense describes what is happening now.
Conjugating –er verbs Take infinitive: regarder Chop off –er : regard- Add endings to agree with subject JE (I)= -eNOUS (us) = -ons TU (you)= -esVOUS (you)
Les verbes en -er. chanter – to singtelephoner – to call danser – to dancetravailler – to work diner – to have dinnervoyager –to travel ecouter – to listen.
Boot verbs. Conjugate AIMER J Tu Il Elle On Nous Vous Ils Elles.
Qu’est-ce qu’on fait? What does one do?
Welcome to this weeks Eiffel Thour! 7.06 Futur Proche.
Verbes au Présent. Verbes en -er Je -e Tu -es Il / elle / tout le monde -e Nous -ons Vous -ez Ils / elles -ent.
Jadore la natation. (jaime beaucoup la natation.)
Talking about the things you do
Le Présent de l’Indicatif
-er Verbs Leçon 7 French I. aimer-to like singular jaime tu aimes il elle aime on plural nous aimons vous aimez ils aiment elles.
Regular ER Verbs Les Examples. Parler – Savez-vous les terminaisons? JE PARL NOUS PARL TU PARL VOUS PARL IL/ELLE ILS/ELLES PARL PARL E E ES ONS EZ ENT.
STEM INFINITIVE jouer aimer jou écout aim écouter Many verbs whose infinitives end in -er are called regular verbs because their forms follow a predictable.
Welcome to French Live Lessons!
Past Tense 01/11/2011 Mademoiselle Morgan 1 Lesson Objectives To recap how to form the past tense: using verbs which take ‘avoir’. using verbs which take.
Conjugation for –er verbs
Verbe + Infinitive.
Les verbes en -er. –er 5000 –er verbs !!!  They are called REGULAR verbs because about 5000 verbs have the same endings.  It’s a good idea to learn.
Les verbes qui se terminent en -ER (-ER verbs). French has both regular and irregular verbs. (English does too, for that matter.)
Leçon 7: Une boum Les verbes en -er Many French infinitives end in -er
Negatifs To make a sentence negative in French, you surround the main verb in the sentence with the words ne and pas. I am singing. = Je chante. I am not.
3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: –Communication 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1: Understanding.
Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
Let’s go back to the verb endings. What are our 3 infinitive endings? ER IR RE What is an infinitive? An unconjugated verb In other words, a verb in the.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
La pyramide je j’aime j’aime regarder j’aime regarder la télévision
Aimer – to like, to love j’aimenous aimons tu aimesvous aimez elle aimeils aiment.
Leçon 7.
Leçon 7: Une Boum Unité 3.
J’aime: I like Je n’aime pas: I don’t like
French Verb Conjugation J’ai Vous êtes Ils finissent Nous commençons on vend Elles font Il va elle vient Puis-je Vous voulez.
Qu’est-ce que tu aimes?.
Les verbes français Objective: Understand the tense of the verbs and how to conjugate your very first verb.
La Revue: Les verbes – ER. La norm: Comparisons 4.1 Understanding the nature of language What is a « regular verb »? How are regular –ER verbs conjugated?
I can things & activities that I like/dislike in detail. 1: I don’t know what the words mean. 2:I know the word meanings but I can’t say how much I like/dislike.
-ER VERB CONJUGATION -Er verbs are regular verbs. Regular verb—all verbs follow the same pattern. Formation: 1.Drop –ER 2.Add endings.
Regular “er” verb conjugation French I Steps for conjugating regular “er” verbs Subject pronouns “er” verbs Find the stem Verb endings for conjugation.
1 Regular ER verbs 2 Subject pronouns Singular je tu il/elle/on Plural nous vous ils/elles.
The Perfect Tense with -er verbs Le passé composé.
1 Present tense conjugations of regular –ER verbs By: The Rhode Island Foundation Revised by: Maria Skrukrud Les Verbes -ER.
Leçon 7: Une boum Les verbes en -er -e -ons -es -ez -e -ent je nous tu
Le Passé Composé Leçon de Grammaire.
Chapitre 1, Faisons Connaissance
Infinitive vs. Conjugation Français 1. Infinitive- verb with ER ending  J’aime manger!  Je veux manger!  J’aime manger, mais je préfère jouer!  Oui,
Les verbes réguliers en -er Parler Aimer. Let’s look at the forms of the present tense of the regular –er verb Parler All regular –er verbs follow this.
Unité 2-A Le Présent. How do you form the present tense? Take off the –er ending from the infinitive...
What is it Mademoiselle?  This is another way of conjugating verbs in the future! (Remember learning Futur proche? Aller + infinitive)
Qu’est-ce que tu aimes ?.
ER Verbs. ParlerTo SpeakJouerTo Play Je Parl e Nous Parl ons Je Jou e Nous Jou ons Tu Parl es Vous Parl ez Tu Jou es Vous Jou ez Il/Elle Parl e Ils/Elles.
We all ready know two French verbs. What are they?
Mes préférences At the end of this lesson; you will be able to:
3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
5 Steps to Conjugating an –er Verb 1. Write the French infinitive jouer.
Jechante An activity, something that you do. Many (but NOT all) verbs in French end in –ER Parler = TO talk Jouer = TO play Chanter = TO sing Nager =
Present tense Lesson objective: To revise how to form the present tense.
La construction: verbe+infinitif J’aime parler anglais. Ils n’aiment pas danser.
SOME EXAMPLES:  Danser – to danceAimer- to like or love  Chanter – to singAdorer- to adore  Manger – to eatDétester- to hate  Jouer – to play  Parler.
Infinitive There are 3 groups of REGULAR verbs in French: verbs ending with -ER = 1 st group verbs ending with -IR = 2 nd group verbs ending with -RE =
La conjugaison des verbes en “-ER”
Infinitive There are 3 groups of REGULAR verbs in French: verbs ending with -ER = 1st group verbs ending with -IR = 2nd group verbs ending with -RE = 3rd.
Reviewing how to conjugate ER verbs in the present tense
SWBAT conjugate and use –ER verbs. ____ roman ____ frites ____ école
aimER J’aime nous aimons tu aimes vous aimez Il/elle/on aime
Conjugating regular –er verbs en français
-ER verbs.
Talking about people’s activities
Expressing likes and dislikes use a conjugation of the infinitive verb AIMER add an infinitive of an action you like to do. J’aime danser. J’aime nager.