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Regular -ER Verbs

Regular -ER Verbs. Mme Marsala French 1 Learwood. Step 1. Knowing what subject to use. Subject pronouns. Singular. Plural. Je - I Tu - you Il - he, it Elle - she, it On - one. Nous - we Vous – you, y’all Ils – they (m) Elles – they (f). Step 2. Finding the stem.

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Regular -ER Verbs

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  1. Regular -ER Verbs Mme Marsala French 1 Learwood

  2. Step 1 Knowing what subject to use

  3. Subject pronouns Singular Plural • Je - I • Tu - you • Il - he, it • Elle - she, it • On - one • Nous - we • Vous – you, y’all • Ils – they (m) • Elles – they (f)

  4. Step 2 Finding the stem

  5. The Stem • You will take the infinitive of the verb (with the –er) • Then you drop the –er ending which leaves you with the stem of the verb. Ex. Danser = to dance The infinitive of the verb is Dans You will remove the –er to get the stem er Dans

  6. Step 3 Add your endings to the stem

  7. -er verb endings Singular Plural • Je - e • Tu - es • Il - e • Elle - e • On - e • Nous - ons • Vous - ez • Ils - ent • Elles - ent

  8. Danser = to dancestem = Dans Singular Plural e ons • Je dans • Tu dans • Il dans • Elle dans • Nous dans • Vous dans • Ils dans • Elles dans es ez ent e e ent

  9. Remember that this can work with any regular –er verb! Au revoir et à bientôt!

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