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

Le présent Present tense The present tense describes what is happening now.
Qu’est-ce que c’est? La Formation… Verbes en –er, -ir, -re
La verbe venir; la construction venir de + infinitive
Je ne vais pas voyager cet été.
Present Subjunctive of Regular Verbs
The Near Past Tense To describe something that has just happened Eg –I have just drank some coffee –You have just seen a film –We have just watched the.
Aller + Infinitive The verb aller means to go Expresses what one is going or not going to do Examples: Je vais jouer au foot. I am going to play soccer.
Le Futur Antérieur Quest-ce que cest? La Formation… Verbes en –er, -ir, -re.
Qu’est-ce que c’est? La Formation… Verbes en –er
L’expression « venir de » + infinitif
Compound Tense / Simple Plus-que-parfait (pluperfect) –Translates “had_________” –Formation = use the imparfait of helping verb + a past participle ?????????
Le Plus-que-Parfait Qu’est-ce que c’est? La Formation… Verbes en –er, -ir, -re.
Start with verb ? in the ? tense Start with verb ? in the ? tense Change the ? of my –ER verb with ? Change the ? of my –ER verb with.
Helping verb: Avoir Past participle: été
LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ HOW TO RECOGNISE AND FORM THE PERFECT TENSE (A PAST TENSE) IN FRENCH.
Start with verb ? in the ? tense Start with verb ? in the ? tense Change the ? of my participe passé with ? Change the ? of my participe.
LEÇON 18.  Écrivez vos devoirs: 1.Homework packet A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, et C2. 2.Study flashcards/Quizlet 15 minutes every night.  Tout de Suite: Complete.
Verbe + Infinitive.
Le verbe aller : to go Je vais Tu vas Il/Elle/On va
L’infinitif By: Cassandra Lieberman and Alexa Bleicken.
DES EXPRESSIONS AVEC LE FUTUR SIMPLE. I. PRESENT TENSE Si = if To tell what will happen if something else happens, use: Si + present tense, future tense.
Le passé composé The perfect tense Eg: J’ai mangé une pizza I have eaten/ate a pizza.
 The compound past tense (past indefinite), more commonly known as the passé composé, refers to an action or event completed in the past.  The word “compound”
4 Le verbe Venir et Venir de + l’infinitif Les normes: –Communications 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language –Comparisons 4.1: Understanding.
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.
The Passé Composé Tense Look at the following 3 sentences. Ali played football. Ali did play football. Ali has played football. What do they have in.
Le Passé Récent Une leçon créé par T. Gareau. Qu’est-ce que c’est le «Passé Récent» It is a past tense. It refers to an event which has recently occurred.
Nous allons .. préparer un texte (pour écrire ou décrire)
French 2 Passé Composé.
Le verbe “aller”.
J’aime: I like Je n’aime pas: I don’t like
Les verbes réfléchis au passé composé
CAT – Level 2 Unité 2 - En voyage le Passé Composé.
Les verbes français Objective: Understand the tense of the verbs and how to conjugate your very first verb.
Le présent du subjonctif et le passé du subjonctif.
Bienvenue and Welcome to Our French II Live Lesson! We will begin shortly!
THE RECENT PAST. Le passé récent.= the recent past. Le passé récent est un temps du passé, son action se passe juste avant le moment où on parle. Le passé.
Journal – le 1 octobre. Donnez-moi le français Fr. IV 1.He slept 2.I will sleep 3.Sleep! 4.She used to sleep 5.They are sleeping/sleep 6.We would sleep.
Le futur proche Français 8-1 – Unité 1.
Venir. Venir is an irregular verb. There are two other verbs that conjugate like venir. They are devenir – to become revenir – to come back.
Aujourd’hui Aller et le futur proche Venir et le passé récent
The Imparfait and the Passé Composé  The Imperfect and Passé Composé are both used to talk about the past.  The Imperfect tense tells about things that.
Français 1 Aller and Venir Chapter 5, Etape 2. Aller – To go Je vais Tu vas Il/elle/on va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/elles vont.
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.
Verbe + infinitif (6 catégories)
Les verbes qui prennent un infinitif. Les verbes qui prennent un infinitif: Il y a beaucoup de verbes qui prennent un infinitif directement après (souvent.
Le verbe venir Français 2.
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.
The recent past Venir de + infinitive. We know how to talk about past actions. We can use the passé composé to describe actions that are completed in.
Leçon 4: Ça, c’est drôle! ALLER to go je vais nous allons tu vas vous
Venir to come. Je viens Tu viens Il/Elle/On vient Nous venons Vous venez Ils/Elles viennent.
What is it Mademoiselle?  This is another way of conjugating verbs in the future! (Remember learning Futur proche? Aller + infinitive)
n What is the “passé composé”? n How do I conjugate the passé composé? n What are some common past participles? n How do I know when to use être and when.
Mes préférences At the end of this lesson; you will be able to:
Mardi, le 13 octobre FR. IIIA _._._._._ Journal – ex. 14 dans le cahier Au passé composé/ imparfait AP _._._._._ 1.I made 2.He makes 3.They were making.
Le verbe Venir Les normes: – Communications 1.2: Understanding the written and spoken language – Comparisons 4.1: Understanding language through comparisons.
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 =
T HE C ONDITIONAL T ENSE. The French conditional mood is very similar to the English conditional mood. It describes events that are not guaranteed to.
Present tense Lesson objective: To revise how to form the present tense.
VENIR JEVIENS TUVIENS ILVIENT NOUSVENONS VOUSVENEZ ILSVIENNENT.
How to say ‘I have just’ in French (recent past).
The perfect tense With avoir verbs An Gulinck. The perfect tense or passé composé is a past tense. We use this tense to mention what you have done in.
Le verbe: VENIR Français II A – M. Jackson GHS VENIR: to come Le verbe VENIR = to come VENIR est un verbe irrégulier.
= WOULD. This tense is used when speaking or writing in the future, saying you WOULD do something… (Then usually followed by a Si Clause) 1.I WOULD go.
Venir de.
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