Review of Verbs. What is an Infinitive? (other than my favorite word) An un-conjugated verb Has its endings – ir, er, re Has the “to” attached to the.

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1 Review of Verbs

2 What is an Infinitive? (other than my favorite word) An un-conjugated verb Has its endings – ir, er, re Has the “to” attached to the verb – Example: to swim, to dance, to study, to play Faire Etudier Jouer Aller Prendre Finir Attendre Lire Sortir Entendre Dormir Remplir Rougir Ouvrir

3 What is the present tense? Something happening right now, aka MAINTENANT! It is a conjugated verb. There is only one or two verbs – Example with one verb: Je parle français. Il fait du jogging. – Example with two verbs: Tu veux acheter une voiture. Nous devons faire les devoirs.

4 Imperative (present tense) What is the imperative? Command Directions Suggestion Advice Formation of the imperative: What subjects are used? Tu Vous Nous (for suggestions, you can’t boss yourself around) No subject, you understood Drop the s for ER verbs in the TU form. – Example: Ecoute! Danse! Examples: – Etudie ce soir! Prends un café. – Etudiez ce soir! Prenez un café. – Allons-y! Prenons un café.

5 What is the near Future? Something happening soon, BIENTOT. Combination of conjugated ALLER and an Infinitive. Je vais Tu vas Il/elle/on va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/elles vont sortir. faire. chercher. descendre. dormir. boire.