5.5 Verbs

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    • Regular -ir verbs follow a similar conjugation pattern to regular -er verbs.

      True
    • Regular -er verbs have a consistent conjugation pattern across different tenses.
      True
    • The -er verb conjugation for nous in the present tense ends with -ons.

      True
    • The -ir verb ending for nous in the present tense is -issons.

      True
    • The -re verb ending for il/elle/on in the present tense is -t.

      True
    • The -ir verb ending for je in the present tense is -is.

      True
    • Regular -re verbs have infinitives ending in -re
    • Irregular verbs such as 'être', 'avoir', 'aller', and 'faire' do not follow regular conjugation patterns
    • The 'tu' form of a regular -er verb ends in -es
    • What is the conjugation pattern for regular -er verbs in French?
      -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent
    • Match the subject with its -er verb conjugation ending:
      Nous ↔️ -ons
      Vous ↔️ -ez
      Ils ↔️ -ent
    • The 'vous' form for regular -ir verbs ends with -issez.

      True
    • The 'il/elle/on' form for regular -re verbs ends with -t.

      True
    • Avoir is used as the auxiliary verb for most verbs in the perfect tense.

      True
    • Match the subject with its avoir and être conjugation in the perfect tense:
      Je ↔️ ai ||| suis
      Tu ↔️ as ||| es
      Il ↔️ a ||| est
    • Match the subject with its avoir and être conjugation in the compound past tense:
      Nous ↔️ avons ||| sommes
      Vous ↔️ avez ||| êtes
      Ils ↔️ ont ||| sont
    • When using 'être' as the auxiliary verb, the past participle must agree in gender
    • Regular -er verbs are the most common type of verb in French
    • Conjugation steps for regular -ir verbs
      1️⃣ Remove the -ir ending
      2️⃣ Add the correct present tense ending
    • Notable regular -re verbs include 'vendre', 'attendre', and 'rendre'.

      True
    • What type of conjugation patterns do common irregular verbs in French have?
      Irregular
    • The first-person singular conjugation of faire is fais
    • What are the endings for regular -re verbs?
      -s, -s, -t, -ons, -ez, -ent
    • When using être as an auxiliary verb, the past participle must agree in gender and number with the subject.

      True
    • What is the compound past tense in French also known as?
      Passé composé
    • What is the English translation of "J'ai mangé une pizza"?
      I have eaten a pizza
    • What are the future simple endings for the subject pronoun "je"?
      -ai
    • The sentence "Tu finiras tes devoirs bientôt" translates to "You will finish your homework
    • The conditional endings for regular verbs are -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, and -aient
    • The conditional tense can describe hypothetical situations, such as "Si j'avais le temps, je ferais du sport
    • What is the most common verb conjugation in French?
      Regular -er verbs
    • What is an example of a regular -re verb?
      Vendre
    • What is a common example of a regular -er verb in French?
      Parler
    • What is the infinitive ending for regular -ir verbs?
      -ir
    • What is the infinitive ending for regular -re verbs?
      -re
    • What are four common irregular verbs in French that must be memorized?
      Être, avoir, aller, faire
    • Name three common regular -ir verbs in French.
      Finir, choisir, réfléchir
    • The conjugation pattern for regular -re verbs includes adding the suffix -s to the 'je' form.
      True
    • The verb 'être' is conjugated as 'suis' in the 'je' form.

      True
    • Regular -re verbs have a different conjugation pattern from -er and -ir verbs.

      True
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