-ir verbs in French

French IR verbs

Like ER verbs, IR verbs follow a pattern in their conjugation. We will learn how to conjugate these verbs: finir, choisir and réussir in this lesson.

Review of subject prounouns

Je = I
Tu = you
Il = he, it
Elle = she, it
On = one
Nous = we
Vous = you, you all
Ils = they (mixed/masculine)
Elles = they (feminine)

​Il can mean he or it

Elle can mean she or it

It depends on if the "it" is masculine or feminine;

"une table" is an "it" but it's feminine, so we use elle;

"un crayon" is an "it" but it's masculine, so we use il

If whatever you are talking about is one singular thing, use the il/elle conjugation (which is the same)

To make a question, use est-ce que or INVERSION...

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Est-ce que tu finis le match? Finis-tu le match?

Est-ce que tu finis le match? Finis-tu le match?