Conjugation Rules Flashcards
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “er” (ex: Parler)?
Je parle (so remove r) Tu parles (replace r with s) Il/elle parle (remove r) Nous parlons (replace "er" with "ons") Vous parlez (replace r with z) Ils/elles parlent (replace r with "en")
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “ier” (ex: Remercier)?
They are conjugated the same as "er" verbs like "parler", except with keeping the "i". Je remercie Tu remercies Il/elle remercie Nous remercions Vous remerciez Ils/elles remercient
What is the exception for conjugating “manger”?
For the “nous”, you need to add an e = Nous mangeons (adding the “e” keeps the “g” soft)
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “tir” (ex: Partir)?
Je pars (replace "ir" with "s") Tu pars (replace "ir" with "s") Il/elle part (remove "ir") Nous partons (replace "ir" with "ons") Vous partez (replace "ir" with "ez") Ils/elles partent (replace "ir" with "ent")
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “ir” [with no “t” before the “ir”] (ex: Finir)?
Je finis (replace r with s) Tu finis (replace r with s) Il/elle finit (replace r with t) Nous finissons (replace r with "ssons") Vous finissez (replace r with "ssez") Ils/Elles finissent (replace r with "ssent")
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “vir” (ex: Servir)?
Je sers (replace "vir" with s) Tu sers (replace "vir" with s) Il/elle sert (replace "vir" with t) Nous servons (replace "ir" with "ons") Vous servez (replace "ir" with "ez") Ils/Elles servent (replace "ir" with "ent")
How do you conjugate regular verbs ending in “rir” (ex: Offrir”?
The endings are the same as “er” verbs like “Parler”
J’offre (replace “ir” with e)
Tu offres (replace “ir” with “es”)
Il/elle offre (replace “ir” e)
Nous offrons (replace “ir” with “ons”)
Vous offrez (replace “ir” with “ez”)
Ils/Elles offrent (replace “ir” with “ent”)
Conjugate être (irregular verb that doesn’t follow rules).
Je suis Tu es Il/elle est Nous sommes Vous êtes Ils/elles sont
Conjugate avoir (irregular verb that doesn’t follow rules).
J'ai Tu as Il/elle a Nous avons Vous avez Ils/elles ont
Conjugate aller (irregular verb that doesn’t follow rules).
Je vais Tu vas Il/elle va Nous allons Vous allez Ils/elles vont
How do you conjugate verbs ending in “enir” (ex: Tenir)?
Je tiens (replace “enir” with “iens”)
Tu tiens (replace “enir” with “iens”)
Il/elle tient (replace “enir” with “ient”)
Nous tenons (replace “enir” with “enons”)
Vous tenez (replace “enir” with “enez”)
Ils/elles tiennent (replace “enir” with “iennent”)
How do you conjugate appartenir?
J'appartiens Tu appartiens Il/elle appartient Nous appartenons Vous appartenez Ils/elles appartiennent
How do you conjugate verbs ending in “endre” (ex: Prendre) and “ondre” (ex: Répondre)?
Je prends (replace "re" with s) Tu prends (replace "re" with s) Il/elle prend (remove "re") Nous prenons (replace "dre" with "ons") Vous prenez (replace "dre" with "ez") Ils/Elles prennent (replace "dre" with "nent") Some verbs like attendre and descendre keep the "d" for Nous, Vous, and Ils/elles -> attendons, attendez, attendent. I'm assuming it's just about pronounciation. Je réponds Tu réponds Il/elle répond Nous répondons Vous répondez Ils/elles répondent
How do you conjugate obtenir?
J'obtiens Tu obtiens Il/elle obtient Nous obtenons Vous obtenez Ils/elles obtiennent
How do you conjugate soutenir?
Je soutiens Tu soutiens Il/elle soutient Nous soutenons Vous soutenez Ils/elles soutiennent