REGULAR -ER VERBS Mme Marsala French 1 Learwood Knowing what subject to use Step 1.

Le présent des verbes en – ir.
1) Tu as faim? 2) Tu voudrais . . .
Identifiez linfinitif: Je quitte la maison à huit heures. _________ Je quitte la maison à huit heures. _________ Il déjeune dans la cantine de lecole.
‘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.
Les verbes régulier en ir
Le livre de français – pg 107 David: Jen ai marre! Jai une heure de chimie le lundi, deux heures de physique le mardi et deux heures de biologie le samedi.
Verbs Verbs Verbs! Mme Van Pelt Français 2.
-To tell about events that occurred in the past
Regular Verbs Choisirto choose Finirto finish Maigrirto lose weight Grossirto gain weight Grandirto grow (taller) Réussirto succeed/pass a test.
STEM (infinitive minus -ir)
ER VERBS 1. (parler) Elle ________________________avec toi.
Using 2 Verbs in the Present Tense. When you conjugate ONE VERB in a sentence in the present tense, you should NOT conjugate following verbs. Leave them.
Le Présent de lIndicatif The Present Tense. Le Présent T HERE ARE 4 T YPES OF V ERBS IN F RENCH : –ER verbs –ER verbs (regarder, manger, écouter, etc.)
Le Présent de lIndicatif The Present Tense. T HERE ARE 4 T YPES OF V ERBS IN F RENCH : –ER verbs –ER verbs (regarder, manger, écouter, etc.) –ER verbs.
Les verbes “re” The time is “hear” to learn a new type of verb conjugation… verbs that end with “re”
Nous finissons Je regarde.. Le Présent Ils vendent.
How to speak in the past tense
Le Verbe Finir.
PAGE R11 – -IR & -RE LES VERBES R É GULIERS EN – IR ET – RE ***********
Les Verbes Régulier “IR”
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.
Warm up Lesson 4.
Welcome to French Live Lessons!
Learning patterns is a key to mastering the conjugating of French verbs. Conjugating in French step by step.
LE PASSÉ COMPOSÉ HOW TO RECOGNISE AND FORM THE PERFECT TENSE (A PAST TENSE) IN FRENCH.
Verbes au présent FSF1D. présent There are three major groups of regular verbs in French: verbs with infinitives ending in -er, verbs with infinitives.
CHORES WITH FAIRE! Brainstorm: which expressions have we already learned with the verb “faire”??
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
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
Les Temps Verbaux de Français II
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:
-IR verbs Mme Zakus, Français 8. Conjugating –IR verbs To conjugate an –IR verb, these are the steps: Identify the –IR ending in the verb: accomplir Drop.
Qui est présent? Écoutons Les préférences Vocabulaire: les activités Panorama Culturel.
How do you conjugate a regular –er verb? You drop the –er Ex: parler  parl jouer  jou travailler  habiter 
Les verbes reguliers (-er, -ir et -re) Par Jordan Kraut et Jill Stachyra.
Review of French 1 Verb Practice
Français II – Leçon 3B Structures
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.
Souvenez-vous AVOIR? What else is it good for? Les expressions!
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 walks to the store. He read a book. We goes to the pool.
Regular Verb Notes To conjugate the following regular verbs, remove the last two letters and add the appropriate endings.
1 Present tense conjugations of regular –ER verbs By: The Rhode Island Foundation Revised by: Maria Skrukrud Les Verbes -ER.
Present tense of regular verbs ending in –ir/iss.
Français I -re verbs. Many French verbs end in –re. Most –re verbs are regular, which means they follow a pattern, just like –er and –ir verbs. Remember…
WE’RE ALMOST DONE – CONGRATULATIONS! LE PRONOM « Y »
Leçon 19: Un choix difficle
Les notes # Ir verb endings Je: -is Tu: -is Il/Elle: -it Nous: -issons Vous: -issez Ils/Elles: -issent.
The two categories of  Just like –er verbs, there is such a thing as a “regular” -ir verb. Sometimes it’s difficult to remember how to conjugate them.
Les verbs Mme Zakus, Français 9. The basics In French, we have three main groups of verbs. In the three groups, we have regular verbs and irregular verbs.
Success Series French -ir verbs.
Conjugations: Subject Pronouns and Regular –er verbs Regular –er verbs are verbs that end in –er and follow a pattern when conjugated with a subject. Remove.
+ Verbes au présent French 8. + présent There are three major groups of regular verbs in French: verbs with infinitives ending in -er, verbs with infinitives.
© 2015 by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.4B.2-1 Point de départ In Leçon 2A, you learned the pattern of -er verbs. Verbs that end in –ir.
Fall Final Exam Flip Chart French 2 Semester 1. RE VERBS To Conjugate RE Verbs –Remove the RE –Add the ending that agrees with the subject Je –snous -ons.
3 Les Verbes -ER Talking about people’s activities Les normes: Communication 1.2: Comparisons 4.1:
 Les Verbes -ir. Les verbes comme…  Finir  Choisir  Grossir  Maigrir  Grandir  Quelle verbes –ir sais- tu?
Present tense Lesson objective: To revise how to form the present tense.
L’imparfait Français II H – Unité Préliminaire A Structures.
SOME EXAMPLES:  Danser – to danceAimer- to like or love  Chanter – to singAdorer- to adore  Manger – to eatDétester- to hate  Jouer – to play  Parler.