Basics of Conjugating Verbs
Translating Conjugated Verbs
Vocabulary in Context
Vocabulary in Context 2
Negating Verbs
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What does it mean to "conjugate" a verb?

To change it from its infinitive to a version that makes sense in a sentence. 

The infinitive version of a verb always means "to" something. The infinitive version of a verb will end in either -ER, -IR, or -RE. 

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How many ways are there to translate a present-tense conjugated French verb into English?

3. Example: je chante

-I sing

-I am singing

-I do sing

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Draw a picture that represents this phrase : Elle danse, et aussi elle joue au basket. 


She dances and also plays basketball.

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Write a phrase to describe the picture. Use the subject tu.


Tu dessines une photo. 

Tu aimes dessiner beaucoup. 

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What does it mean to "negate" a verb?

Cancel it out; say that it "does not" happen / "is not" happening

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What are the steps for conjugating a verb?

1. Drop the last two letters of the infinitive

2. Add the verb ending that matches the subject you're conjugating the verb for 

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Translate the following in a way that shows that the event is happening right now: 

nous mangeons un sandwich. 

We are eating a sandwich. 

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Draw a picture that represents this phrase : Le garçon joue au foot avec la fille.

The boy is playing soccer with the girl.

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Write a phrase to describe the picture. Use the subject nous.


Nous parlons au téléphone [maintenant / aujourd'hui / beaucoup / un peu]. 

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What is the phrase that is needed to negate a verb in French? Where does the phrase go in relation to the verb?

ne...pas ; the two words go AROUND the verb

ne [verb] pas

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What is the verb ending for je / il / elle ?

E

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Translate this phrase in a way that implies that it is something that generally happens, but isn't necessarily happening right now: 

Vous dansez. 

You dance.

Y'all dance. 

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Draw a picture that represents this phrase : J'étudie la biologie.

I am studying biology.

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Write a phrase to describe this picture. Use the subject ils. (lunch = le déjeuner)

Ils mangent le déjeuener. 

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Negate this phrase: J'aime le groupe Bigflo et Oli.

Je n'aime pas le groupe Bigflo et Oli.

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What are the verb endings for nous and vous that you've learned? Are they silent or pronounced at the end of a verb

nous: -ons

vous: -ez 

These are the only endings that are pronounced on an ER verb.

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Translate this phrase in a way that implies that you are correcting someone who had doubts: 

J'aime la musique!

I do like music!

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Draw a picture that represents this phrase : Elle parle espagnol.

She speaks spanish.

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Write a phrase to describe this picture. Use the subject vous and use ne...pas 

Vous n'aimez pas les devoirs. 

Vous n'aimez pas faire les devoirs. 

Vous ne préférez pas les devoirs. 

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Negate this phrase : Elles adorent manger la pizza.

Elles n'adorent pas manger la pizza.

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Conjugate these verbs for the subjects given, AND BE READY TO PRONOUNCE THEM: 

nous (travailler)

vous (chanter)

ils (manger)

nous travaillons

vous chantez

ils mangent

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Translate this phrase in all 3 possible English translations: 

Nous regardons la télé beaucoup. 

-We watch TV a lot.

-We are watching TV a lot.

-We do watch TV a lot.

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Draw a picture that represents this phrase : Elle n'aime pas travailler beaucoup.

She doesn't like to work a lot.

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Write a phrase to describe this picture. Use the subject nous and use ne...pas 

Nous ne regardons pas la télé beaucoup.

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Negate this phrase: Vous parlez anglais.

Vous ne parlez pas anglais. 

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