French Verbs of Movement

The video tutorial covers French verbs of movement, emphasizing their importance, especially for exams. It explains the unique conjugation of these verbs with the auxiliary verb 'to be' in the past tense, using the acronym 'Doctor and Mrs. Vandertramp' to help remember them. Each verb in the acronym is detailed, and the tutorial concludes with a reminder to practice and memorize these verbs for effective use in French language exams.

Why is it important to learn French verbs of movement?

• They are essential for forming questions.

• They are the only verbs used in exams.

• They are used in every French sentence.

• They require a specific auxiliary verb in the past tense.

How many verbs of movement are conjugated with the auxiliary verb 'to be'?

• 20

• 12

• 10

• 16

What does the acronym 'Doctor and Mrs. Vander Trump' help you remember?

• The French alphabet

• The rules of French pronunciation

• The verbs of movement

• The order of French tenses

Which verb does the 'D' in 'Doctor' stand for?

• Descendre

• Devenir

• Danser

• Dormir

What is the meaning of the verb 'monter'?

• To leave

• To go up

• To stay

• To go down

Which verb is represented by the 'R' in 'Mrs.'?

• Retourner

• Rester

• Rentrer

• Revenir

What does the verb 'tomber' mean?

• To be born

• To climb

• To fall

• To arrive