Falloir (to be necessary / to need)

The video tutorial explains the French verb 'valoir', which means 'to be necessary' or 'to need'. It covers the conjugation of 'valoir' in various tenses, including present, past, future, and conditional. The tutorial also explains the concept of impersonal verbs, which are only conjugated in the third person singular form. Examples are provided to demonstrate how 'valoir' can be used with infinitive verbs, subjunctive tense, and nouns. The video aims to help learners understand the usage and conjugation of this irregular verb in French.

What type of verb is 'valoir' in French?

• A modal verb

• A regular verb

• A reflexive verb

• An impersonal verb

Which form is used to conjugate 'valoir'?

• First person plural

• Third person singular

• Second person plural

• First person singular

How can 'valoir' be used in a sentence?

• Only with an infinitive verb

• Only with a subjunctive

• Only with a noun

• With an infinitive verb, subjunctive, or a noun

What is the future tense of 'il faut'?

• Il faudra

• Il a fallu

• Il faudrait

• Il fallait

In which tense is 'il fallait' used?

• Future

• Imperfect

• Present

• Conditional