WorksheetsVerbes qui changent d'orthographe (Boot Verbs)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Spell-changing -er verbs are often referred to as BOOT verbs because...
The conjugations that change spellings form a boot in the conjugation table.
the meaning of all of these verbs has to do with feet and shoes
it is an acronym for Bring On Other Terminaisions
The two conjugations that DO NOT change for these verbs are:
je et tu
il/elle/on et ils/elles
nous et vous
What do acheter, lever, amener et emmener all have in common as spell-changing verbs?
They double the consonant in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent grave to the e (è) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent aigue to the e (é) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
nothing at all
What do espérer, préférer, protéger et célébrer all have in common as spell-changing verbs?
They double the consonant in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent grave to the e (è) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They change the e accent aigue (é) in front of the -er to an e accent grave (è) in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
nothing at all
What do appeler, jeter, et rappeler all have in common as spell-changing verbs?
They double the consonant in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent grave to the e (è) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent aigue to the e (é) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
nothing at all
What do payer, envoyer, essayer et nettoyer all have in common as spell-changing verbs?
They double the consonant in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
They add an an accent grave to the e (è) in front of the -er in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
nothing at all
they change the 'y' to an 'i' in the boot (for je, tu, il/elle/on, ils/elles)
J' (a) (essayer) de faire du vélo.
Ma mère _________ (espérer) aller au restaurant ce soir.
espère
esperre
espére
espere
Tu t' (a) (appeler) comment?
Mes amis ___ (acheter) les cadeaux pour moi.
achetent
achètent
achétent
achettent
Vous _______ (célébrer) votre anniversaire aujourd'hui?
célébrez
célèbrez
célébbrez
celebrez
J'_____ mon frère à la fête. (amener)
amene
amenne
améne
amène
Tu (a) pour les cocas, n'est-ce pas? (payer)
Marc ______ la glace au chocolat. (préférer)
préfére
préférre
préfère
préferre
Nous (a) des invitations à tous nos amis. (envoyer)
