Practise your French Tenses Identification IR Verbs

This video tutorial covers the identification and conjugation of French tenses, focusing on present, imperfect, and passé composé. It explains the conjugation rules for regular ER and IR verbs, as well as irregular verbs. The tutorial also provides practice in identifying tenses within sentences, helping learners understand the structure and use of different tenses in French.

What are the main tenses discussed in this lesson?

• Present, Future, Conditional

• Present, Passé Composé, Imparfait

• Past, Present, Future

• Conditional, Subjunctive, Imperative

Which verb ending indicates a present tense for regular ER verbs?

• ONS

• IR

• ENT

• ER

How do you form the imparfait tense?

• By adding specific imparfait endings

• By using an auxiliary verb

• By using the infinitive form

• By adding ER endings

What is a key component of the passé composé tense?

• It uses the infinitive form

• It requires a past participle and an auxiliary verb

• It is formed with future endings

• It uses only the verb stem

Which auxiliary verbs are used in the passé composé?

• Pouvoir and Vouloir

• Venir and Partir

• Faire and Aller

• Avoir and Être

In the sentence 'Il a réagi', what tense is used?

• Future

• Present

• Imparfait

• Passé Composé

What does the ending 'ions' indicate in a verb?

• Passé Composé

• Imparfait tense

• Future tense

• Present tense

How can you identify a verb in the present tense?

• By its auxiliary verb

• By its past participle

• By its specific present tense endings

• By its infinitive form

What does the sentence 'Nous réfléchissions' imply about the action?

• It is happening now

• It happened in the future

• It was happening in the past

• It will happen soon

Which tense is used in 'Vous avez appelé'?

• Future

• Passé Composé

• Imparfait

• Present