Conjugating ER Verbs in French

The video tutorial covers the basics of conjugating regular ER verbs in French. It starts by introducing ER verbs and explaining that they are infinitives. The tutorial then demonstrates how to conjugate these verbs by dropping the ER ending and adding new endings based on the subject. Different endings are used for different subjects, and the video provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the key points, ensuring viewers understand how to conjugate ER verbs in French.

What is the defining feature of an ER verb in French?

• It starts with 'e'.

• It ends with 'er'.

• It ends with 're'.

• It ends with 'ir'.

When conjugating a verb for 'she', what must you do with the ER ending?

• Add 'ent'.

• Drop it and add 'e'.

• Keep it as is.

• Add 'ir'.

What is the term for the part of the verb that remains after dropping the ER ending?

• Core

• Stem

• Base

• Root

For the subject 'they', what ending is added to the verb?

• e

• ons

• es

• ent

Why do different subjects have different verb endings?

• To indicate the tense.

• To show the subject performing the action.

• To make the verb sound better.

• To match the verb with the noun.

What is the first step in conjugating an ER verb?

• Drop the ER ending.

• Add 'ent' to the end.

• Add 'e' to the end.

• Change the verb to past tense.

Which of the following is NOT an infinitive ending in French?

• er

• ir

• re

• es

What should you do after dropping the infinitive ending?

• Add 'ing' to the verb.

• Add 'ed' to the verb.

• Add a new ending that matches the subject.

• Change the verb to a noun.