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Verbes en -er

Verbes en -er. Le temps present. Infinitive. The form of the verb we find in the dictionary is called the “infinitive”. Infinitive. This is expressed in English by “to …”, e.g. to play, to think, to sing. Infinitive.

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Verbes en -er

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  1. Verbes en -er Le temps present

  2. Infinitive The form of the verb we find in the dictionary is called the “infinitive”.

  3. Infinitive This is expressed in English by “to …”, e.g. to play, to think, to sing

  4. Infinitive In French the most common regular verb in the infinitive is the –er verb, e.g. jouer = to play If we learn what to do with one -er verb, we know what to do with almost all of them!

  5. Complete WKST Act. 8

  6. You should have circled… • Parler • Passer • Payer • Préférer • Préparer • Présenter • Regarder • Rencontrer • Rentrer • Répéter • Rester • Retourner Can you find any other infinitives on that dictionary page?

  7. Other Verbs on the page… • These verbs are conjugated differently! It’s very important that you ONLY use the following verb pattern with verbs ending in –ER! Prendre Rendre Répondre

  8. You will now take some notes from the next slides. Turn your WKST over!

  9. The Present Tense The Present Tense in any language tells us what is happening now Je joue is an example of the French present tense In English je jouecould mean I play I am playingor I do play

  10. To form the present tense: Subject pronoun + the verb stem + the appropriate ending

  11. The stem In –er verbs the stem is formed by removing the –er. jou er

  12. je = -e tu = -es il = -e elle = -e on = -e nous = -ons vous = -ez ils = -ent elles = -ent The Endings

  13. je jou tu jou il jou elle jou on jou e es e e e jouer – to play nous jou vous jou ils jou elles jou ons ez ent ent

  14. Conjugate “chanter” on your wkst!

  15. je chant tu chant il chant elle chant on chant e ese e e chanter – to sing nous chant vous chant ils chant elles chant ons ez ent ent

  16. je nag tu nag il nag elle nag on nag e es e e e nager – to swim nous nag vous nag ils nag elles nag eons ez ent ent

  17. Parlons Nous Voyagez Vous Travaillent Ils / Elles Regardes Tu Nage Je / Il/ Elle/ On Mangeons Nous Give the Subject Pronoun for each Conjugated Verb!

  18. Conjugate the verb for the indicated subject. • Je (parler) • Je parle. • Nous (étudier) • Nous étudions. • Ils (travailler) • Ils travaillent.

  19. Conjugate the verb for the indicated subject. • Nous (voyager) • Nous voyageons. • Vous (écouter) • Vous écoutez. • On (manger) • On mange.

  20. Conjugate the verb for the indicated subject. • Tu (aimer) • Tu aimes. • Elles (jouer) • Elles jouent. • Nous (regarder) • Nous regardons.

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