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c’est un verbe irrégulier Remember, irregular verbs do NOT follow a typical pattern,

avoir – to have. c’est un verbe irrégulier Remember, irregular verbs do NOT follow a typical pattern, so the regualer endings (-e, - es , -e, - ons , - ez , - ent ) do NOT apply here!. avoir – to have. j’ai (I have) tu as (you have) il / elle a (he/she has).

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c’est un verbe irrégulier Remember, irregular verbs do NOT follow a typical pattern,

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  1. avoir – to have c’est un verbeirrégulier Remember, irregular verbs do NOT follow a typical pattern, so the regualer endings (-e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent) do NOT apply here!

  2. avoir – to have j’ai(I have) tu as (you have) il/elle a (he/she has) nous avons(we have) vousavez(y’all have) ilsont(they have)

  3. Uses of avoir • possession: J’ai un chienbrun. (I have a brown dog.) • tell your class schedule: Tu as biologie à 8 heurescinq. (You have bio at 8:05.) • tell your age: Nous avons 15 ans. (We are 15 years old.[lit: we have 15 years]) • talk about hunger: Avez-vousfaimousoif? (Are y’all hungry or thirsty? [Lit: Do y’all have hunger/thirst?]) • discuss needs: Elle a besoind’unecalculatrice. (She needs a calculator) • Many other uses you’ll learn about later…

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