Avoir (to have) in 5 Main French Tenses

This video tutorial covers the conjugation of the French verb 'avoir' in five different tenses: present, passé composé, imperfect, future, and conditional. The tutorial explains the importance of 'avoir' as an auxiliary verb and provides detailed examples of its conjugation in each tense. The video emphasizes the need to memorize these conjugations due to the irregular nature of the verb.

Why is the verb 'avoir' considered important in French?

• It is rarely used in French.

• It is only used in the present tense.

• It is a regular verb.

• It is used as an auxiliary verb.

How do you say 'I have' in French using the verb 'avoir'?

• Nous avons

• J'ai

• Il a

• Tu as

What is the past participle of 'avoir' used in the passé composé?

• Eu

• Aurais

• Avoir

• Avais

In the imperfect tense, how do you say 'we used to have'?

• Nous aurions

• Nous avions

• Nous avons

• Nous aurons

What is the future tense form of 'avoir' for 'he will have'?

• Il avait

• Il aura

• Il a eu

• Il aurait

Which tense uses the stem 'aur' with imperfect endings?

• Present

• Passé Composé

• Future

• Conditional

What is the importance of learning the conjugation of 'avoir' by heart?

• It is rarely used in sentences.

• It follows a regular pattern.

• It is an auxiliary verb with no pattern.

• It is only used in the conditional tense.