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Leçon 4

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subject pronouns, -ER verbs in the present tense, and the verbs "être" and "avoir" in the present tense

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Les verbes -ER

In French, we organise verbs in three main groups

Second group

Third group

First group

Les verbes -ER

Let's focus on the first group!

Here's how to conjugate an -ER verb in the present tense:

Let's use parler, which means to speak, to talk.

JE PARL

To conjugate regular -ER verbs in the present tense, remove the -ER from the infinitive and add the following endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent.

ES

TU PARL

IL ELLE ON PARL

ONS

NOUS PARL

EZ

VOUS PARL

ENT

ILS ELLES PARL

Les verbes -ER

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JE TRAVAILL

JE CHANT

J'AIM

ES

TU TRAVAILL

ES

ES

TU CHANT

TU AIM

IL ELLE ON TRAVAILL

IL ELLE ON CHANT

IL ELLE ON AIM

ONS

NOUS TRAVAILL

ONS

ONS

NOUS CHANT

NOUS AIM

EZ

VOUS TRAVAILL

EZ

EZ

VOUS CHANT

VOUS AIM

ENT

ILS ELLES TRAVAILL

ENT

ENT

ILS ELLES CHANT

ILS ELLES AIM

Les pronoms personnel

Je

Tu

You

Il, elle, on

He, she, it

Nous

We

Vous

You

Ils, elles

They

VOUS VS TU??

We use "vous" when you talk to a group of people you are not part of. And when you what to speak to someone: - older than you - someone you don't know - higher hierarchical levels - someone you want to show respect to

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Tu vs vous??

IIn French we use "tu" when we speak to people we are close to, such as family, friends, younger people etc..

What is "on"??

In French, we use "on" to refer as one group of people we are part of. You could translate it to we as a group. It is quite informal and we use it when we write or text only.

FIRST GROUP = EVERY VERBS ENDING IN -ER (NOT ALLER = TO GO)

second group = -ir verbs that conjugate with -issons

third group= all the rest and all the irregular verbs