Acheter (to buy) — Present Tense

The video tutorial focuses on the French verb 'ashoti', meaning 'to buy'. It explains its conjugation in the present tense, highlighting its irregularities and exceptions. The tutorial provides examples and practice sentences to help learners understand and apply the verb in different contexts. The video emphasizes the importance of recognizing the accent changes in 'ashoti' when conjugated with different pronouns.

What does the verb 'acheter' mean in English?

• To run

• To buy

• To eat

• To sell

Which group does the verb 'acheter' belong to?

• Second group

• Third group

• Fourth group

• First group

What is the key change in the verb 'acheter' when conjugated in the present tense?

• It changes meaning

• It becomes irregular

• It loses a letter

• It gains an accent

How do you say 'we buy' in French using 'acheter'?

• Vous achetez

• Ils achètent

• Nous achetons

• Je achète

In French, how is the continuous tense expressed?

• By using 'être'

• By adding 'ing'

• By using the present tense

• By using 'avoir'

What is the correct pronoun to use for 'Tom and Rosie' in French?

• Elle

• Il

• Elles

• Ils

Why is 'ils' used instead of 'elles' for 'Tom and Rosie'?

• Because 'ils' is shorter

• Because 'ils' is used for mixed-gender groups

• Because 'ils' is more formal

• Because 'elles' is incorrect