Verbes en -er
This is the verb we would use if we were eating something.
What is "manger"
This is the pronoun used when referring to oneself.
What is "je"?
This is the letter that sneaks it's way into Manger when conjugated with nous.
What is the letter E?
This article of clothing literally has it's english translation directly in the word.
What is pantalon?
This verb is used when we say we are watching something.
What is regarder?
This is the pronoun you would use when talking to just one person
What is "tu"?
This is the full conjugation used if I said "she prepares" the bread.
What is "elle prépare"?
This grainy food sure is a pain to eat if you over do it in the toaster.
What is pain / bread?
While you are not necessarily "donating" when you do this verb, it does sound like we should be.
What is donner?
This is the pronoun you would use when speaking to a group of people.
What is "vous"?
This is the longest ending that does not get pronounced when added onto an -er verb.
What is "ent"?
This bowl of liquidy food is basically the same word in french as it is in english.
What is "soupe"?
Whether you are late or early, once you get to a place you will have done this -er verb.
What is "aller"
This pronoun would be used when Mr. Brown speaks about this class with another teacher.
What is "ils"?
This would be the correct conjugation for je aimons
What is j'aime?
Oh my goodness, this consumable substance is literally just one of our pluralization endings.
What is eau?
This verb has 2 possible translations, depending on the context of the sentence.
What is "porter"?
This matching conjugation ending and this pronoun share most of the same letters.
What are "nous" and "-ons"?
These are the two endings that are pronounced when added to an -er verb.
What are -ez and -ons?
Adding an "-ette" onto a French noun indicates it is a smaller version of another French noun. For example, a small statue in French is statuette. What two words we learned this unit demonstrate this?
What are chaussure and chaussette?