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

Poser des questions Asking questions.
Je/j tu il elle nous vous ils elles I you he she we you they Les sujets (je, tu etc…)
Le présent Present tense The present tense describes what is happening now.
Les verbes en -er. chanter – to singtelephoner – to call danser – to dancetravailler – to work diner – to have dinnervoyager –to travel ecouter – to listen.
1. Je joue au football. 2. Tu as mangé une pizza. 3. Il va regarder la télévision. 4. Nous allons visiter le musée. 5. Vous avez organisé une visite. 6.
What are the tenses you already know in French ?
Talking about what you are going to do in the future tense! 
Nous finissons Je regarde.. Le Présent Ils vendent.
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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.
Mes activités.
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.
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Le futur et le temps (weather)
Start with verb ? in the ? tense Start with verb ? in the ? tense Change the ? of my participe passé with ? Change the ? of my participe.
French Hammer the Grammar Aim: to be confident using the present tense To formulate accurate sentences using the present tense of …ir / …re/ …er verbs.
Conjugation for –er verbs
Conjugating –er verbs. Start with an INFINITIVE (unconjugated verb).  aimer =  parler =  danser =  chanter =  manger =  jeter =  nager =
Verbe + Infinitive.
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:
InfinitiveStem ParlerParl- ÉcouterÉcout- AimerAim- French verbs change endings with each subject. To form the stem to which the endings are added, you.
By Michelle and Jenn WHAT THEY MEAN IN ENGLISH  Être – To be  Avoir- To have  Faire- To do/make  Aller- To go.
Le passé composé The perfect tense Eg: J’ai mangé une pizza I have eaten/ate a pizza.
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How do you conjugate a regular –er verb? You drop the –er Ex: parler  parl jouer  jou travailler  habiter 
Le Passé Composé - avec “avoir” Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football yesterday They have visited Paris 3 times We did tidy the bedroom.
Leçon 7: Une Boum Unité 3.
French 101 Important Verbs. The most important French verbs – avoir (to have), être (to be), and faire (to do/make) They are used in some of the ways.
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.
Les Questions d’Information (Information questions)
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?
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.
Le futur simple Le futur proche Le passé composé Le présent simple
1 Present tense conjugations of regular –ER verbs By: The Rhode Island Foundation Revised by: Maria Skrukrud Les Verbes -ER.
Le futur proche Français 8-1 – Unité 1.
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Leçon 7: Une boum Les verbes en -er -e -ons -es -ez -e -ent je nous tu
French 1, Chapter 5 Section 1
The Passé Composé Regular verbs with avoir Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football yesterday They have visited Paris 3 times We did tidy.
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.
JE is I TU is YOU IL HE ELLE is SHE ON means ONE NOUS is WE and VOUS can mean YOU ALL ILS is THEY (ELLES is THEY!) and VOUS can also mean YOU FORMAL JE.
Imparfait Emily Swann. Uses of imparfait -used as a past tense in french. -used to express actions and situations that: -lasted for an intermediate amount.
Unité 2-A Le Présent. How do you form the present tense? Take off the –er ending from the infinitive...
Français I – Leçon 6A Structures demonstrative adjectives passé composé with avoir.
The Passé Composé Objective: to talk about things we have done on a visit to explain what events happened to speak and write about events in the past.
Watch the video excerpt and try to answer the following questions:
We all ready know two French verbs. What are they?
3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
Les verbes en forme de botte… POURQUOI ??
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 =
Les interrogatifs Partie E: l’inversion. DEVOIRS: page Ex. 5 (questions only) 1.À qui est-ce qu’il téléphone? 2.Avec qui est-ce qu’il étudie ?
Les interrogatifs Partie E: l’inversion. DEVOIRS: page Ex. 5 (questions only) 1.À qui est-ce qu’il téléphone? 2.Avec qui est-ce qu’il étudie ?
Present tense Lesson objective: To revise how to form the present tense.
-er Tu + elle/il/on + nous + vous + Je + 1 = je 2= tu 3= il/elle/on 4= nous 5= vous 6= ils/elles Ils / elles +
SOME EXAMPLES:  Danser – to danceAimer- to like or love  Chanter – to singAdorer- to adore  Manger – to eatDétester- to hate  Jouer – to play  Parler.
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.
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.
Le verbe aller au présent
Talking about people’s activities