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-RE verbs

-RE verbs. Mme Stan, Français 8. Conjugating –RE verbs. To conjugate an –RE verb, these are the steps: Identify the –RE ending in the verb: attend re Drop the ending off. This leaves you with a root, which does not change: attend Finally, add the endings to the verb. Endings for –RE verbs.

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-RE verbs

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  1. -RE verbs Mme Stan, Français 8

  2. Conjugating –RE verbs To conjugate an –RE verb, these are the steps: • Identify the –RE ending in the verb: attendre • Drop the ending off. This leaves you with a root, which does not change: attend • Finally, add the endings to the verb.

  3. Endings for –RE verbs Regular -RE verbs use the following endings • JE –s • TU –s • IL/ELLE/ON – nothing to add • NOUS –ons • VOUS –ez • ILS/ELLES –ent

  4. ATTENDRE – to wait • J’attends • Tu attends • Il/Elle/On attend • Nous attendons • Vous attendez • Ils/Elles attendent • J’attends pour l’autobus

  5. PRATIQUONS!

  6. Descendre – to go down Ils descendent dans l’ascenseur.

  7. Entendre – to hear Est-ce que tu entends la musique?

  8. Fondre – to melt Nous fondons du chocolat pour le gâteau

  9. Mordre – to bite Elle mord une pomme

  10. Perdre – to lose La classe perd des tranches de pain

  11. Rendre – to give back Vous rendez vos livres à la bibliothèque.

  12. Répondre – to answer Sara répond à une lettre

  13. Vendre – to sell Elles vendent de la pizza à la cafétéria.

  14. IRREGULARS: Mettre – to put • Je mets • Tu mets • Il/Elle/On met • Nous mettons • Vous mettez • Ils/Elles mettent • Il met de la moutarde et du ketchup sur son hot dog.

  15. IRREGULARS: Battre – to beat • Je bats • Tu bats • Il/Elle/On bat • Nous battons • Vous battez • Ils/Elles battent • Nous battons des œufs pour une omelette.

  16. IRREGULARS: Prendre- to take • Je prends • Tu prends • Il/Elle/On prend • Nous prenons • Vous prenez • Ils/Elles prennent • Est-ce que vous prenez du sucre dans votre thé?

  17. IRREGULARS: Cuire (to cook) • Je cuis • Tu cuis • Il/Elle cuit • Nous cuisons • Vous cuisez • Ils/Elles cuisent • Est-ce que tu cuis des biscuits?

  18. IRREGULARS: Boire (to drink) • Je bois • Tu bois • Il/Elle boit • Nous buvons • Vous buvez • Ils/Elles buvent • L’éléphant boit de l’eau

  19. QUIZ Listening • Recognizing and identifying prices for food Writing • Using du/de la/de l’/des or au/à la/aux with food • Conjugating –RE verbs

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