Devoir (to have to) — Present Tense

The video tutorial focuses on conjugating the French verb 'devoir' in the present tense. It explains the meaning of 'devoir' as 'to have to' or 'must' and highlights its irregular conjugation pattern. The tutorial provides examples and encourages memorization of the verb forms. It also includes practice sentences to help learners understand the usage of 'devoir' in context.

What is the English equivalent of the French verb 'devoir'?

• To like

• To have to

• To want

• To know

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'devoir' for 'I must' in French?

• Je dois

• Je dois

• Je dois

• Je dois

How is 'devoir' conjugated for 'we must' in French?

• Nous devons

• Nous devons

• Nous devons

• Nous devons

Which of the following is the correct plural form of 'devoir' for 'they must'?

• Ils doivent

• Ils doivent

• Ils doivent

• Ils doivent

In the sentence 'Nous devons aller à la gare', what does 'aller' mean?

• To go

• To sleep

• To eat

• To read

What does 'faire ses devoirs' mean in English?

• To cook dinner

• To play sports

• To watch TV

• To do one's homework

In the context of 'devoir', what does 'parler' mean?

• To speak

• To listen

• To write

• To run