Verbs followed an infinitive Flashcards

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Do you want to wait?

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Vous voulez attendre?

Some verbs can be linked together with no linking word

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I’m learning to swim

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J’apprends à nager

Some verbs can be linked together with the preposition à

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to try to come

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essayer de venir

Some verbs can be linked together with the preposition de

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You must be tired

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Tu dois être fatigué

devoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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She has to leave

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Elle doit partir

devoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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The new shopping centre is due to open in May

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Le nouveau centre commercial devrait ouvrir en mai

devoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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I can help you if you like

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Je peux t’aider si tu veux

devoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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May I come and see you on Saturday?

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Puis-je venir te voir samedi?

devoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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Can you drive?

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Tu sais conduire?

savoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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I know how to make omelettes

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Je sais faire des omelettes

savoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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Elise wants to stay one more day

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Elise veut rester un jour de plus

vouloir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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My car won’t start

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Ma voiture ne veut pas démarrer

vouloir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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Would you like something to drink?

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Voulez-vous boire quelque chose?

vouloir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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I’d like to buy a computer.

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J’aimerais acheter un ordinateur.

aimer is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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You have to make a decision.

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Il faut prendre une décision.

falloir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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It is better to call first.

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Il vaut mieux téléphoner avant.

valoir is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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I hope to see you next week.

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J’espère vous voir la semaine prochaine.

espérer is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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Don’t make me laugh

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Ne me fais pas rire

faire is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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I prefer to eat in the canteen

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Je préfère manger à la cantine

préférer is followed by a infinitive with no linking word

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Go and get your dad

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Va chercher ton père

Some verbs combine with infinitives to make set phrases

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Paul dropped the vase

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Paul a laissé tomber le vase

Some verbs combine with infinitives to make set phrases

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What does that mean?

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Qu’est-ce que ça veut dire?

Some verbs combine with infinitives to make set phrases

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I’ve had my shoes mended

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J’ai fait réparer mes chaussures

Verbs of perception can be followed by an infinitive

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He saw us arrive

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Il nous a vus arriver

Some verbs combine with infinitives to make set phrases

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# Translate to French You can hear the birds singing
On entend chanter les oiseaux | Some verbs **combine with infinitives** to make set phrases
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# Translate to French I'm going to see Nicholas tonight
Je vais voir Nicolas ce soir | Some verbs **combine with infinitives** to make set phrases
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# Translate to French come and see
viens et vois | Some verbs **combine with infinitives** to make set phrases
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# Translate to French to have fun doing something
s'amuser à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to learn to do something
apprendre à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to start doing something
commencer à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to continue to do something
continuer à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to get used to doing something
s'habituer à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French I'm learning to ski
J'apprends à skier | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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It started raining
Il a commencé à pleuvoir | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to help someone do something
aider quelqu'un à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to teach someone to do something
apprendre à quelqu'un à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to invite someone to do something
inviter quelqu'un à faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **à** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to stop doing something
arrêter de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to stop doing something
s'arrêter de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to continue to do something
continuer de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to decide to do something
décider de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to hurry up to do something
se dépêcher de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to try to do something
essayer de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to apologize for doing something
s'excuser de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to finish doing something
finir de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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to forget to do something
oublier de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to offer to do something
proposer de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to refuse to do something
refuser de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to suggest doing something
suggérer de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French I decided to write to him
J'ai décidé de lui écrire | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French I suggested they leave early
Je leur ai suggéré de partir tôt | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to command someone to do something
commander à quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Verbs meaning **asking** are also followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to ask someone to do something
demander à quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Verbs meaning **asking** are also followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to tell someone to do something
dire à quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Verbs meaning **asking** are also followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to prevent someone from doing something
empêcher quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Verbs meaning **asking** are also followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to thank someone for doing something
remercier quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Some **common verbs** can be followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to forbid someone from doing something
interdire à quelqu'un de faire quelque chose | Verbs meaning **asking** are also followed by **de** and an infinitive
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# Translate to French to be doing something
être en train de faire quelque chose | **être en train de faire qc** is used to say that something is on-going
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# Translate to French He is working
Il est en train de travailler | **être en train de faire qc** is used to say that something is on-going
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# Translate to French Elizabeth has just left
Élisabeth vient de partir | **venir de** is used to emphasize that something **has just happened**