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    This document provides a lesson on conjugating irregular verbs in the present tense in French. It defines irregular verbs as those that do not follow a regular conjugation pattern, including verbs ending in -re, -oir, and some -ir verbs. Irregular verbs can take four different endings depending on the verb. Examples are provided of verbs conjugated in each pattern. Students are asked to practice conjugating verbs in brackets in sentences into the present tense.

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    This document provides a lesson on conjugating irregular verbs in the present tense in French. It defines irregular verbs as those that do not follow a regular conjugation pattern, including verbs ending in -re, -oir, and some -ir verbs. Irregular verbs can take four different endings depending on the verb. Examples are provided of verbs conjugated in each pattern. Students are asked to practice conjugating verbs in brackets in sentences into the present tense.

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    This document provides a lesson on conjugating irregular verbs in the present tense in French. It defines irregular verbs as those that do not follow a regular conjugation pattern, including verbs ending in -re, -oir, and some -ir verbs. Irregular verbs can take four different endings depending on the verb. Examples are provided of verbs conjugated in each pattern. Students are asked to practice conjugating verbs in brackets in sentences into the present tense.

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    IRREGULAR VERBS - PRESENT TENSE

    LESSON OBJECTIVES

    • To practise conjugating irregular verbs, also called 3rd group verbs, in


    the present tense.

    REMINDER

    Contrary to regular verbs ending in -er and -ir, irregular verbs do not follow a
    conjugation pattern.

    Irregular verbs include those ending in -re such as apprendre (to learn), in 



    -oir such as vouloir (to want), some ending in -ir such as courir (to run) as
    well as aller (to go) which, although ending in er, is highly irregular. Irregular
    verbs can have four different types of endings:

    1. -s, -s, -t, -ons, -ez, -ent.



    This is the case for verbs such as courir, for example, which conjugates as
    follow: je cours (I run), tu cours, il court, nous courons, vous courez, ils
    courent

    2. -s, -s, -d, -ons, -ez, ent



    This is the case for apprendre (to learn) or prendre (to take) for example,
    which conjugates as follow: je prends (I take), tu prends, il prend, nous
    prenons, vous prenez, ils prennent.

    3. -x, -x, -t, -ons, -ez, -ent



    This is the case for verbs such as pouvoir (to be able to) or vouloir (to
    want), which conjugates as follow: je veux (I want), tu veux, il veut, nous
    voulons, vous voulez, ils veulent

    LEARNFRENCHWITHALEXA.COM | PAGE 1 OF 2 .
    4. -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent

    This is the case for couvrir (to cover) or ouvrir (to open), which conjugates
    as follow: j’ouvre (I open), tu ouvres, il ouvre, nous ouvrons, vous ouvrez, ils
    ouvrent

    As you can see, the stem can also changes. So it is best to learn these verbs
    by heart. Please refer to the various conjugation videos available on my
    channel to learn some of these verbs.

    PRACTICE

    Conjugate the verbs between brackets in the present tense.



    

    1. Les enfants __________ (courir) dans le parc. 

    2. Tom et moi __________ (prendre) le train de 20h. 

    3. Est-ce que vous __________ (aller) dîner chez Michel ce soir ? 

    4. Charlotte __________ (apprendre) l’anglais. 

    5. Cette machine nous __________ (permettre) de travailler plus vite. 

    6. Il ne __________ (vouloir) pas manger. 

    7. Tu __________ (mettre) trop de sucre sur le gâteau. 

    8. Nous __________ (vendre) notre maison. 

    9. Je __________ (pouvoir) préparer le déjeuner. 

    10. Alice et Luc __________ (offrir) des fleurs à leur mère.

    LEARNFRENCHWITHALEXA.COM | PAGE 2 OF 2 .

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