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SIMPLE TENSES

SIMPLE TENSES. There are only 4 simple tenses that you need to know for your GCSE. The Present , the Imperfect , the Future and the C onditional P resent. It is a tense that is formed just by adding the ending at the end of the verb stem. Hey Mate! What is a simple tense?. Je jou.

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SIMPLE TENSES

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  1. SIMPLE TENSES There are only 4 simple tenses that you need to know for your GCSE. The Present, the Imperfect, the Future and the Conditional Present It is a tense that is formed just by adding the ending at the end of the verb stem. Hey Mate! What is a simple tense?

  2. Je jou ais Je jou e tu jou ais tu jou es il jou ait il jou e elle jou ait elle jou e nous jou ions nous jou ons vous jou iez vous jou ez ils jou aient ils jou ent elles jou aient elles jou ent I’m afraid you’ll need to learn these endings. But think about the thousands of verbs you’ll be able to use though! Imparfait Présent Jouer To play I chwarae Here are the endings for the “ER” verbs. Music to my ears

  3. If you have forgotten what are the equivalent tenses in English and Welsh, look back at the tense tables at the end of lesson 1. Slides 8, 9 and 10 Je jou erai Je jou erais tu jou eras tu jou erais il jou era il jou erait elle jou era elle jou erait nous jou erons nous jou erions vous jou erez vous jou eriez ils jou eront ils jou eraient elles jou eront elles jou eraient Futur Conditionnel Click Jouer To play I chwarae Here are the remaining endings for the “ER” verbs.

  4. Je fin is Je fin issais tu fin is tu fin issais il fin it il fin issait elle fin it elle fin issait nous fin issons nous fin issions vous fin issez vous fin issiez ils fin issent ils fin issaient elles fin issent elles fin issaient Présent Imparfait Finir To finish I orffen I’m afraid you’ll need to learn these endings too. But think about the hundreds of verbs you’ll be able to use though! Here are the endings for the “IR” verbs.

  5. Je fin irai Je fin irais tu fin iras tu fin irais il fin ira il fin irait elle fin ira elle fin irait nous fin irons nous fin irions vous fin irez vous fin iriez ils fin iront ils fin iraient elles fin iront elles fin iraient Futur Conditionnel Finir To finish I orffen Look how similar these endings are to the “ER” verbs. Just put an “i” instead of an “e” and you realise that you know them already Here are the other endings for the “IR” verbs.

  6. Je vend s Je vend ais tu vend s tu vend ais il vend il vend ait elle vend elle vend ait nous vend ons nous vend ions vous vend ez vous vend iez ils vend ent ils vend aient elles vend ent elles vend aient Présent Imparfait Vendre To sell I werthu And here are the endings for “RE” verbs

  7. Je vend rai Je vend rais tu vend ras tu vend rais il vend ra il vend rait elle vend ra elle vend rait nous vend rons nous vend rions vous vend rez vous vend riez ils vend ront ils vend raient Vendre To sell I werthu elles vend ront elles vend raient Futur Conditionnel Yes, Sir Wolf, Sir! Make sure to sign this little contract here! I will study my regular verb endings.

  8. ER Verb Practice Conditionnel Futur Imparfait Présent Remember our little contract? Here are some tasks to practice on “ER” verbs. Just hit the sheep!

  9. IR Verb Practice Go on, do yourself a favour. Hit the sheep! They won’t mind! Here are some tasks to practice on “IR” verbs. Futur Conditionnel Imparfait Présent

  10. RE Verb Practice Go on, hit the sheep! You know it makes sense. Here are some tasks to practice on “RE” verbs. Présent Imparfait Conditionnel Futur

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