4.3: Irregular Verb Venir

Question 1

What does venir mean

Answer 1

To come

Question 2

Conjugate venir

Answer 2

Je viens
Tu viens
Il/Elle/on vient
Nous venons
Vous venez
Ils/elles viennent

Question 3

To become

Answer 3

Devenir

Question 4

To come back

Answer 4

Revenir

Question 5

If venir is to come, how would u say: I am coming from Winnipeg?

Answer 5

Je viens DE

Question 6

What preposition is sued to indicate possession?

Answer 6

De

Question 7

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective MY?

Answer 7

Mon
Ma/mon
Mes

Question 8

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective YOUR?

Answer 8

Ton
Ta/ton
Tes

Question 9

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective HIS/HER/ITS?

Answer 9

Son
Sa/son
Ses

Question 10

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective OUR?

Answer 10

Notre
Notre
Nos

Question 11

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective YOUR, but informal?

Answer 11

Votre
Votre
Vos

Question 12

What is the masculine, feminine, and plural form for the possessive adjective THEIR?

Answer 12

Leur
Leur
Leurs

Question 13

Do possession adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they modify, or the owner?

Answer 13

NOUN

Question 14

The feminine adjectives MA, TA, SA become mon, ton, and son when?

Answer 14

Before a feminine singular noun beginning with a vowel or silent h

Question 15

How do we indicate an event in the future?

Answer 15

Use ALLER in the present tense, followed by an infinitive
Ex. Je vais revenir demain