Arriver (to arrive) in 5 Main French Tenses

The video tutorial covers the conjugation of the French verb 'Rev', which means 'to arrive', across five different tenses: present, past, imperfect, future, and conditional. It explains the nuances of conjugating movement verbs in French, particularly focusing on the use of 'to be' as an auxiliary in the past tense. The tutorial provides examples and highlights the importance of understanding verb stems and endings for accurate conjugation.

What is the meaning of the verb 'Rev' in French?

• To eat

• To arrive

• To sleep

• To run

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'Rev' in the past tense?

• To do

• To go

• To be

• To have

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

• Arriv

• Arrive

• Arriva

• Arriver

What is the future tense form of 'I will arrive' in French?

• J'arriverai

• J'arrivais

• Je suis arrivé

• J'arrive

How do you say 'They will arrive' in French?

• Ils arrivaient

• Ils arriveront

• Ils sont arrivés

• Ils arrivent

What is the conditional form of 'You would arrive' in French?

• Tu es arrivé

• Tu arriverais

• Tu arriveras

• Tu arrives

Which tense uses the same endings as the present tense of 'avoir'?

• Future

• Past

• Conditional

• Imperfect