Acheter (to buy) in 5 Main French Tenses

The video tutorial covers the conjugation of the French verb 'asherty' in five different tenses: present, past, imperfect, future, and conditional. It highlights the spelling changes and the importance of accents in different forms. The tutorial provides examples for each tense, explaining the nuances and differences in usage.

What is the main difference in spelling between the infinitive form 'acheter' and its present tense form?

• The addition of an 's'

• The removal of an 'e'

• The change of 't' to 'd'

• The addition of an accent

Which auxiliary verb is used to form the passé composé of 'acheter'?

• aller

• faire

• avoir

• être

In the imperfect tense, what is the stem used for conjugating 'acheter'?

• achit-

• achet-

• achot-

• achut-

What is the key feature to remember when conjugating 'acheter' in the future tense?

• Using the auxiliary verb 'être'

• Adding an 's' at the end

• Changing the ending to '-ons'

• Including an accent on the first 'e'

How do you form the conditional tense of 'acheter'?

• By using the imperfect stem and present endings

• By using the present stem and future endings

• By using the future stem and imperfect endings

• By using the future stem and present endings

Which tense of 'acheter' uses the stem 'achet-' and the endings of the imperfect tense?

• Conditional

• Imperfect

• Passé Composé

• Present

What is the main challenge in conjugating the verb 'acheter' across different tenses?

• Using the correct subject pronouns

• Managing the accent changes

• Changing the verb endings

• Remembering the auxiliary verb