6.5.3 Tenses:

• The first-person singular (Je) in French uses the verb ending -e
• The verb ending for the first-person plural (Nous) is -ons.


  True
• When conjugating a regular French verb, the first step is to identify the stem
• Steps to conjugate a regular French verb in the present tense:

  1️⃣ Identify the verb stem

  2️⃣ Add the appropriate ending based on the subject pronoun
• The present tense ending for the second-person singular (Tu) is -es
• The first-person singular form of $parler$ in the present tense is $parles$.


  False
• What is the basic conjugation pattern for French verbs based on subject pronouns?

  Person + Ending
• What is the verb ending for the second-person singular (Tu) in French?

  -es
• What is the verb ending for the third-person plural (Ils/Elles) in French?

  -ent
• What is the second step in conjugating a regular French verb?

  Add the appropriate ending
• The present tense in French is used to describe actions happening in the past.

  False
• What is the verb ending for the third-person singular (Il/Elle/On) in the present tense?

  -e
• What is the first-person plural form of $parler$ in the present tense?


  parlons
• What is the present tense in French called?

  Présent
• To conjugate a regular French verb in the present tense, you first identify the verb stem.

  True
• What is the Passé Composé used to describe in French?

  Completed actions
• The auxiliary verb 'avoir' is used for most verbs in the Passé Composé.

  True
• Order the Passé Composé conjugation of 'parler' (to speak) using 'avoir':

  1️⃣ J'ai parlé

  2️⃣ Tu as parlé

  3️⃣ Il a parlé

  4️⃣ Nous avons parlé

  5️⃣ Vous avez parlé

  6️⃣ Ils ont parlé
• The basic conjugation pattern for French verbs requires identifying the verb stem first.

  True
• Order the present tense conjugation of 'parler' (to speak):

  1️⃣ Je parle

  2️⃣ Tu parles

  3️⃣ Il parle

  4️⃣ Nous parlons

  5️⃣ Vous parlez

  6️⃣ Ils parlent
• The present tense ending for 'Je' is -e
• Order the conjugation of 'parler' in the Passé Composé:

  1️⃣ Je ai parlé

  2️⃣ Tu as parlé

  3️⃣ Il/Elle/On a parlé

  4️⃣ Nous avons parlé

  5️⃣ Vous avez parlé

  6️⃣ Ils/Elles ont parlé
• The Future Simple ending for 'Je' is -ai
• Irregular verbs follow the standard conjugation patterns in French.

  False
• When the auxiliary verb 'Être' is used in the Passé Composé, the participe passé must agree with the subject.


  True
• The participe passé agreement is essential for forming grammatically correct sentences in the Passé
• The present tense in French is used to describe actions happening now
• The present tense in French is used to describe actions happening now
• Order the present tense conjugation of the verb 'parler' (to speak):

  1️⃣ Je parle

  2️⃣ Tu parles

  3️⃣ Il parle

  4️⃣ Nous parlons

  5️⃣ Vous parlez

  6️⃣ Ils parlent
• To form the Passé Composé, you use an auxiliary verb, which can be either avoir or être.
• Which verbs use 'être' as their auxiliary verb in the Passé Composé?

  Movement or state change
• The Passé Composé combines the appropriate conjugation of 'avoir' or 'être' with the past participle of the main verb.
• How do you identify the verb stem for a regular French verb in the present tense?

  Remove the infinitive ending
• The auxiliary verb 'être' is used for most verbs in the Passé Composé.

  False
• What is the auxiliary verb used for most verbs in the Passé Composé?

  Avoir
• The auxiliary verb 'Être' is used for verbs related to movement
• The Passé Composé is formed by combining the auxiliary verb with the past participle of the main verb.


  True
• Match the subject pronoun with its Future Simple conjugation ending for 'parler':

  Je ↔️ parlerai

  Tu ↔️ parleras

  Il/Elle/On ↔️ parlera

  Nous ↔️ parlerons

  Vous ↔️ parlerez

  Ils/Elles ↔️ parleront
• Irregular verbs must be memorized because they do not follow standard endings
• Match the subject with the correct participle passé agreement for 'aller':

  Je (masculine singular) ↔️ suis allé

  Elle (feminine singular) ↔️ est allée

  Nous (masculine plural) ↔️ sommes allés

  Elles (feminine plural) ↔️ sont allées