-Ir and -Er verbs
Are both -ir and -er verbs regular or irregular verbs
Regular
Translate: we are columbian
nous sommes colombiens
What does venir mean?
to come
How do you say “to play”
Jouer
Are the Days of the Week in French Capitalized?
no
Are all regular -ir verbs conjugated the same way?
yes
Translate: I am at the theater.
Je suis au theatre.
Translate: D’accord, je ne viens pas.
No, i don’t come
Translate: “Est-ce que tu joues aux dames?”
Do you play checkers?
Translate: Quels jours n’avez vous pas l'école?
What days do you not have school?
What does “nous choisissons” mean?
we choose
Translate: Elles ne sont pas au centre commercial
They (f) are not at the mall.
How would you ask when someone is coming back?
A quelle heure revenez-vous?
Translate: Je joue au foot
I play soccer
Translate: D'où venez-vous le jeudi?
Where do you come from on thursday?
What does “faire le menage” mean
to do housework
Conjugate etre
Je suis
Tu es
il/elle/on est
Nous sommes
Vous etes
ils/elles sont
Translate: monique ne vient pas avec nous.
Monique is not coming with us.
Translate:
Je prefere le basketball que le football
I prefer basketball over football
How would you say “This friday, I will go to a rock concert”?
Ce vendredi, je vais aller au concert de rock.
How do you conjugate a regular -er verb?
take the “er” off the end and add the correct ending to the root
Is etre a regular or Irregular verb?
irregular
Is venir a irregular or regular verb and what tense do we use it for?
Irregular and present
How do you say games?
Jeux
Say the days of the week backward starting with vendredi.
vendredi
mercredi
lundi
jeudi
samedi
dimanche