Screen width of at least 320px is required. Screen width can be adjusted by widening your browser window or adjusting your mobile device settings. If you are on a mobile device, you can also try orienting to landscape.

Verbs of the First Group

Verbs of the Second Group

3rd Group: Verbs with the roots: battre, tenir, courir, and cueillir

3rd Group: Verbs with the roots: mettre, venir, cevoir, and the verbs conjugating like rendre

3rd Group: Verbs ending in eindre, tendre, prendre, and crire

3rd Group: Verbs conjugating like: sentir, connaître, construire, and faire

The Negative Form

The Present Simple. Verbs of the Third Group conjugating like: sentir, connaître, construire, and faire

aa
AA

There are three groups of verbs in French:

The first group: The verbs end in “er” and follow the same conjugation except for “aller” which is a verb of the 3rd group.

The second group: This group comprises all verbs that end in “ir” and which their present participle ends in “issant” For example: finir is a verb of the second group because it ends in “ir” and its present participle ends in “issant” : finissant

The third group: comprises all the other verbs. We also call them “irregular verbs” because they don’t follow any specific conjugation. For example: prendre, tenir, voir, etc.


Lesson 4:

Verbs conjugating like: “sentir” (to feel)

For example: consentir, démentir, mentir, pressentir, ressentir

Je sens
Tu sens
Il /elle/ on sent
Nous sentons
Vous sentez
Ils/elles sentent

Verbs conjugating like: “construire” (to build)

FOr example: détruire, instruire

End of free content.

To access this material, please LOG IN.

If you don't have a subscription, please click HERE to sign up for this program.

Previous   Next