Manger (to eat) — Present Tense

The video tutorial covers the conjugation of French first group verbs in the present tense, focusing on the verb 'Moji' which means 'to eat'. It explains the general pattern of dropping 'er' and adding specific endings, while highlighting exceptions due to phonetic reasons. The tutorial provides examples and practice sentences to reinforce learning.

What is the main focus of the first group of French verbs?

• Future tense verbs

• Irregular verbs

• Regular verbs

• Past tense verbs

What is the exception when conjugating 'Monji' for 'nu'?

• Dropping the 'e' before 'g'

• Adding 'o' instead of 'e'

• Keeping the 'e' between 'g' and 'o'

• Changing 'g' to 'j'

Which of the following is a correct conjugation for 'he eats' in French using 'Monji'?

• Il mange

• Il monja

• Il monge

• Il monji

Why is the 'e' kept in 'nu monje'?

• To add emphasis

• To make it past tense

• To change the meaning

• To maintain the 'je' sound

What is the correct conjugation for 'they eat' using 'Monji'?

• Ils mangent

• Ils monja

• Ils monji

• Ils monge

What does 'che' indicate in a sentence?

• In the city

• In the garden

• At someone's house

• On the street

How do you say 'we are eating at the restaurant' in French using 'Monji'?

• Nous mongeons au restaurant

• Nous mangeons au restaurant

• Nous monja au restaurant

• Nous monji au restaurant