WorksheetsFrench Er Verbs Present Tense
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
tu/écouter
Tu écoutes
tu écoute
Tu écoutez
Tu écoutons
Ils/regarder
Ils regardent
Ils regardons
Ils regardez
Ils regarde
Le chat/ dessiner
Il dessines.
Ils dessinent.
Il dessine.
Il dessiner.
Nous/étudier
Nous étudiez.
Nous étudierons.
Nous étudions.
nous étudient
on/chanter
On chante
On chantent
On chantons
on chantes
I love
J'adores
Je adore
J'adore
Elle adore
Nous/marcher
Nous marchons.
Nous marche.
Nous marchez
Tu marches.
He sings
Il chante
Il chantere
Il chantes
Il chantons
They (boys and girls) like.
Elles aiment
Ils aimerent
Ils aiment
Elles aimont
Sophie discusses.
Elle discute
Elle discutes
Vous discutez
Nous discussons
Vous/jouer
Vous jouons
Vous jouez
Vous jouer
Vous jouent
What ending do you use with "je, il, elle, on"?
e
es
ent
They each have a different ending
They (girls only) ski.
Ils skient
Elles skient
Ils skier
Vous skiez
"Je parle" means all of the following EXCEPT for:
I speak
I am speaking
I do speak
I will speak
"Nous tombons" means all of the following EXCEPT for:
We fall
We are falling
We do fall
We will fall
When we have a verb that ends in "ger", and we are conjugating it with the "nous" form, what happens?
We just conjugate it like any other er verbs: Nous mangons.
We have to add an "e" to make it sound pretty: Nous mangEons.
We don't conjugate those: Nous manger.
Before conjugating a verb, we have to remove something. What is that?
Take out the subject
Take out the "ER"
Take out just the "R"
The "ER" at the end of French verbs means:
"to"
It has no meaning
"This is a question"
whatever the verb means
