Leçon 20: Alice a un job Les verbes réguliers en -RE s ons s ez - ent ATTENDRE (to wait) = attend- + endings j’ attends nous attendons tu attends vous attendez il / elle attend ils/elles attendent
Les verbes en -RE Other –re verbs: vendre entendre perdre rendre visite à rendre répondre mettre faire être descendre rire apprendre Interrompre to interrupt to sell to hear to lose to visit a person to turn in to answer to put on, turn in, set to do, make to be to descend, go down to laugh to learn je tu il elle nous vous ils elles vends entends perd rend visite à son ami rendons répondez mettent font sont vendent descends ris apprend interrompons
L’IMPÉRATIF (tu) (vous) (nous) parle parlez parlons finis finissez used to make suggestions, give orders and advice can be affirmative or negative infinitive parler finir vendre aller (tu) (vous) (nous) parle parlez parlons finis finissez finissons vends vendez vendons va allez allons for regular verbs and most irregular verbs, the forms of the imperative are the same as the corresponding forms of the present tense: for all –er verbs, including aller, the –s of the tu form is dropped: ex: Tu parles anglais. Parle français s’il te plaît. Tu vas au café. Va à la bibliothèque. negative imperative: ne + VERB + pas Ne choisis pas ce blouson.
on + Le pronom ON On travaille beaucoup. Used in GENERAL statements One works a lot. They work a lot. You work a lot. People work a lot. on + il/elle form of verb On travaille beaucoup. Liaison after on when the next word begins with a vowel sound: Est-ce qu’on invite Marie à la boum? In conversation on is often used instead of nous: Est-ce qu’on dîne à la maison? Are we having dinner at home? Non, on va au restaurant. No, we are going to the restaurant.