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French er verbs

French er verbs

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French er verbs

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how tto form the conjugation of present tense

  • jouer drop --er

  • add new ending that goes with the subject


  • Je joue nous jouons

  • tu joues vous jouez

  • il joue ils jouent

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pronunciation tip

Pronunciation Tip:

The -es ending for tu and the -ent ending for ils/elles are written but NOT pronounced. When spoken they sound like joue.

You can listen to these conjugated forms of aimer to hear how they sound:

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Examples

Je regardla télé. I watch the television

regarder is conjugated to agree with Je by dropping the er and adding the ending "e"

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More examples

  • Tu chantes bien. You sing well chanter means to sing. Drop the "er" and add the ending "es" which agrees with tu.

  • Nous adorons les dessins animés We adore cartoons. Adorer means to adore. drop the "er" and add the ending that agrees with nous, "ons"

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Multiple Choice

Vous (travailler) dans un restaurant

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travaille

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travailles

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travaillons

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travaillez

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Multiple Choice

Tu ________ à l’hôpital. (travailler)

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travaille

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travailles

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travaillons

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travaillez

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Important extras

Je changes to j' before a verb starting with a vowel or a silent h (ex.j'adore, j'habite). This phenomenon is known as élision.


J'aime la classe de français. J'habite à Shelbyville.

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More pronunciation extras

Note also that the s in plural pronouns (nousvous, and ils/elles) is usually silent except when it is followed by a verb that begins with a vowel sound. In such a case the silent is pronounced as a /z/ and links the pronoun to the verb. This phenomenon is called liaison ('linking') and is very characteristic of French.


Nous adorons le cholat. Vous aimez le français?

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