French irregular verbs in ER in the present tense - French conjugation 5

The video tutorial covers the construction and usage of various French verbs, focusing on ER verbs, irregular verbs ending in C, verbs ending in G, and verbs with accents. It provides examples and rules for conjugating these verbs, including special cases like verbs call, throw, and those with accents. The tutorial also discusses verbs in I, such as paying and sending, highlighting the changes in spelling and pronunciation.

How are regular ER verbs constructed in French?

• By adding EESEONSEZENT to the stem

• By adding ING to the stem

• By adding S to the stem

• By adding ED to the stem

What is the unique feature of verbs ending in 'c'?

• They use a 'ç' instead of 'c' in certain forms

• They add an extra 'e' at the end

• They do not change in any form

• They double the last consonant

How do verbs ending in 'g' like 'eating' change in the 'we' form?

• They add 'GONS'

• They add 'IONS'

• They add 'ONS'

• They add 'EONS'

What is the pattern for the verb 'call' in the 'you' form?

• It uses '1LZ'

• It uses '2LZ'

• It uses '3LZ'

• It uses '4LZ'

When do verbs with accents like 'buy' use a serious accent?

• In all forms except 'we' and 'you'

• In all forms

• Only in the 'I' form

• Only in the 'they' form

How does the verb 'repeat' handle accents?

• It uses a serious accent only in the 'I' form

• It always uses a serious accent

• It never uses a serious accent

• It uses a serious accent except for 'we' and 'you'

What change occurs in verbs ending in 'I' like 'paying'?

• The 'y' becomes 'I' except for 'we' and 'you'

• The 'y' becomes 'E' in all forms

• The 'y' becomes 'A' in all forms

• The 'y' remains unchanged