ER
Do "il, elle, qui, on" have the same endings, always?
YES.
Do "Je" and "Tu" have the same endings?
Yes. "is"
What is the ending for il and elle for RE verbs?
No ending.
When conjugating, it's just the root.
My pencils
Mes crayons
come to the board and write out the word for "twenty" in French
VINGT
What is the ending for NOUS ?
ons
Do "nous" and "on" have the same endings?
No, nous is "issons" and "on" is "it"
What is the ending for Je and Tu?
s
La classe adore _______ (their) professeur de Francais parce qu'elle est super cool.
LEUR
finir, choisir
travailler, marcher
vendre, perdre
THESE VERBS ARE ALL WRITTEN IN WHAT FORM?
the infinitive
Is "VOUS PARLEZ" conjugated properly? Why or why not?
Yes, the root of PARLER is PARL and the ending is EZ for ER verbs.
Les filles tombent par terre.
No because "les filles" would be replaced with the pronoun "elles" and the ending for "elles" for IR verbs is "issent" not "ent".
If it was an IR verb, it would be "Les filles tombissent"
Fix the mistake:
Julie et Pierre vendons les bonbons.
Julie et Pierre vendent les bonbons.
What does son/sa/ses mean?
What does EACH word mean?
they all EACH mean his or her
What two words do you need to make any sentence negative? AND, what kind of word do they surround?
NE and PAS
They go around the verb.
Je marche, tu marches, il marche, nous marchons....
What TENSE are these all in?
Past? Present? Future? Conditional?
They are all in the PRESENT tense.
Are any of the RE endings the same as any of the IR endings? If so, which ones?
No, they're all different.
Give me TWO different (and correct) ways to say "YOUR ERASER" in French
Ta gomme.
Votre gomme.
This sentence does NOT make sense, but translate it into English anyway:
Je marcher
I to walk
TRAVAILLER means TO WORK.
Come to the board and write in French:
They work.
Ils travaillent
OR
Elles travaillent
List all the IR endings in this order:
Je
Tu
Il/Elle
Nous
Vous
Ils/Elles
is
is
it
issons
issez
issent
Are any of the RE endings the same as any of the ER endings? If yes, which ones?
Yes.
nous - ons
vous - ez
ils/elles - ent
Put this in the negative:
J'ai
(come write it on the board)
Je n'ai pas
how would you say HIS chair and HER pencil?
SA chaise et SON stylo.