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?

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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?

La formule: Stem + endings = conjugated verb Stem + endings = conjugated verb Stem = infinitive – ER *The infinitive is the form of the verb before it is conjugated, when it still has its « ending » on. Endings: Je – e Nous – ons Tu – es Vous – ez Il, elle, on - e Ils/elles - ent Ils/elles - ent

Parler Je parle Je parle Tu parles Tu parles Il Il Elle parle Elle parle On On Nous parlons Vous parlez Ils/elles parlent

So, what does ‘Je parle’ mean? Je parle = I talk Je parle = I talk I am talking I do talk Nous parlons = We talk We are talking We are talking We do talk

Can you conjugate ‘Aimer’ – to like? J’ aime J’ aime Tu aimes Tu aimes Il Il Elle aime Elle aime On On Why did ‘Je’ become J’? Why did ‘Je’ become J’? Nous aimons Vous aimez Ils/elles aiment What sound will be made to link the subject and verb?

One last thing! To make a sentence negative ne … pas is put around the verb. To make a sentence negative ne … pas is put around the verb. Je ne travaille pas après l’école Je ne travaille pas après l’école (I don’t work after school.) If the verb begins with a vowel or silent ‘h’, then ne becomes n’ If the verb begins with a vowel or silent ‘h’, then ne becomes n’ Je n’aime pas les maths! Je n’aime pas les maths! I don’t like math! I don’t like math!