Irregular Verbs Flashcards
Être
to be
tu es
you are
(Être = to be)
nous sommes
we are
(Être = to be)
elle/il/on est
she/he/one is
(Être = to be)
nous sommes
we are
(Être = to be)
vous êtes
You are (plural/formal)
(Être = to be)
ils/elles sont
they are
(Être = to be)
avoir
to have
j’ ai
tu as
il/elle a
nous avons
vous avez
ils/elles ont
j’ ai
I have (avoir)
tu as
you have (avoir)
il/elle/on a
he/she/one has
avoir
nous avons
we have
avoir
vous avez
you have
avoir (plural/formal)
ils/elles ont
they have
avoir
aller
to go
to proceed
to travel
je vais
I go
aller
tu vas
you go
aller
il/elle/on va
he/she/one goes
nous allons
we go
aller
vous allez
you go
aller
ils/elles vont
they go
aller
savoir
to know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
most of the time savoir will be followed by another verb in the sentence (the 2nd verb can be placed right after savoir or later in the sentence).
Je sais que vous ne pouvez pas venir aujourd’hui = I know that you cannot come today.
Je sais que votre femme ne mange pas de viande = I know that your wife doesn’t eat meat.
Vous savez conduire un camion ? You know how to drive a truck?
je sais
I know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
tu sais
you know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
il/elle/on sait
he/she/one knows
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
nous savons
we know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
vous savez
you know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
ils/elles savent
they know
**Facts, things known by heart, or abilities**
**When followed by an infinitive, indicates knowing how to do something**
connaître
to know
It is mostly used to express that you know someone, something, a place…
Ex: I know France = Je connais la France.
I know geography = Je connais la géographie.
Do you know Alain? = Connais- tu Alain ?
connaître is only followed by a noun: Tu ne connais pas Marie ?
Je connais la situation. Ne vous inquiétez pas ! = I know the situation. Don’t worry!
Je connais votre idée. Venez me voir ! = I know your idea. Come and see me!
je connais
I know
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
tu connais
you know
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
il/elle/on connaît
he/she/one knows
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
nous connaissons
we know
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
vous connaissez
you know
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
ils/elles connaissent
They know
connaître: to know someone, something, a place
vouloir
to want
je veux
tu veux
il/elle veut
nous voulons
vous voulez
ils/elles veulent
je veux
I want
vouloir
tu veux
you want
vouloir
il/elle/on veut
he/she/one wants
vouloir
nous voulons
we want
vouloir
vous voulez
you want
vouloir
ils/elles veulent
they want
vouloir
pouvoir
can, may, to be able
je peux
tu peux
il peut
nous pouvons
vous pouvez
ils peuvent
je peux
I can
pouvoir