8.3 Verbs

• How many main types of verbs are there in French?

  Three
• Intransitive verbs do not require a direct object.

  True
• Identifying the type of verb is important for correct verb conjugation.
• The nous form of parler is parlons.


  True
• A transitive verb requires a direct object.
• Regular -ir verbs require the ending -issons for the nous form.

  True
• What is the tu form of the regular -re verb vendre?

  Tu vends
• Irregular verbs in French follow a consistent conjugation pattern.

  False
• The verb être in the je form is suis.
• Transitive verbs require a direct object.
• What is the defining characteristic of reflexive verbs?

  Subject and object are the same
• Steps to conjugate regular -er verbs

  1️⃣ Identify the pronoun

  2️⃣ Remove the -er ending

  3️⃣ Add the correct ending
• What does the sentence 'Nous parlons français' mean?

  We speak French
• Which pronoun uses the -es ending for regular -er verbs?

  Tu
• Nous finissons notre travail.
• What is an example of an irregular French verb that requires memorization of its conjugations?

  Être
• What is the ils/elles form of the verb aller?

  Ils vont
• The verb "être" in French means to be
• The French verb "aller" means to go
• Order the three main types of verbs in French based on their definitions:

  1️⃣ Transitive: Requires a direct object

  2️⃣ Intransitive: Does not require a direct object

  3️⃣ Reflexive: Subject and object are the same
• What type of verb does not require a direct object in French?

  Intransitive
• Regular -er verbs in French follow a consistent conjugation pattern
• The regular -er verb conjugation pattern is used for verbs like "parler," "manger," and "travailler."


  True
• What is the ending for "ils/elles" with a regular -ir verb in French?

  -issent
• The conjugation pattern for regular -re verbs is demonstrated using the verb vendre, which means to sell.
• Irregular verbs in French must be memorized individually because they do not follow regular conjugation patterns.


  True
• What is the French verb "avoir" translated to in English and conjugated irregularly?

  to have
• How many main types of verbs are there in French with different conjugation patterns in the present tense?

  Three
• The verb 'parler' is an example of a regular -er verb.


  True
• The 'il/elle/on' form of 'parler' is 'Il parle'.
• The 'nous' form of 'finir' is 'Nous finissons'.
• The verb 'vendre' is a regular -re verb.


  True
• Irregular verbs like 'être' and 'avoir' have unique conjugations that must be memorized.


  True
• The 'vous' form of 'être' is 'Vous êtes'.
• Match the verb type with its example sentence:

  Transitive ↔️ J'aime le chocolat.

  Intransitive ↔️ Il dort.

  Reflexive ↔️ Je me lave.
• Mastering irregular verbs is essential for fluent French communication.


  True
• What is the French verb "avoir" translated to in English?

  to have
• Mastering irregular verb conjugations is essential for fluent French communication.


  True
• Transitive verbs in French require a direct object
• Reflexive verbs in French use a reflexive pronoun to indicate that the subject and object are the same.


  True