What are the present tense ending for ER verbs?
je +e tu +es il/elle +e nous +ons vous +ez ils/elles +ent
What are the present tense ending for RE verbs?
je +s tu +s il/elle + nous +ons vous +ez ils/elles +ent
What are the present tense ending for IR verbs?
je +is tu +is il/elle +it nous +issons vous +issez ils/elles +issent
What are the endings for the imperfect tense?
je +ais tu +ais il/elle +ait nous +ions vous +iez ils/elles +aient
What are the endings for the future tense and how do you form it?
Add ending to the inifinitve
je +ai tu +as il/elle +a nous +ons vous +ez ils/elles +ont
How do you form the conditional tense?
infinitive + imperfect endings
Future/conditional stem of aller
ir + ending
Future/conditional stem of etre
ser + ending
Future/conditional stem of avoir
aur + ending
Future/conditional stem of faire
fer + ending
Future/conditional stem of pouvoir (to be able to)
pourr + ending
Future/conditional stem of devoir (to have to)
devr + ending
Future/conditional stem of savoir (to know)
saur + ending
Future/conditional stem of venir (to come)
viendr + ending
Future/conditional stem of voir
verr + ending
Future/conditional stem of vouloir
voudr + ending
How would you form the pluperfect?
Translate “You had already left when I arrived.”
The imperfect tense of avoir and être and add the past participle.
E.g. “tu étais partie quand je suis arrivé”
What do masculine nouns generally end in?
What do feminine nous generally end in?
-tion, -sion and -son
-ure
-ude, -ade
-ée
-té
-ière
Consonant followed by -ie
-euse
-ance, -ence
Most other endings consisting of Vowel + Consonant + e: -ine, -ise, -alle, -elle, -esse, -ette etc
How do you form the future tense and when would you use it?
avoir or etre in the future tense + past participle
use to say that something will have taken place
e.g. I will have left by the time he arrives
Je serai partie quand il arrivera
What are the direct object pronouns and when would you use them?
me - me you - te him/it - le her/it - la us - nous you - vous them - les
e.g.
Ils nous aiment - they like us
Je te regarde - I’m watching you
When are emphatic pronouns used and what are they?
me - moi you - toi him/it - lui her/it - elle us - nous you - vous them - eux
used after a preposition
e.g.
avec moi - with me
pour eux - for them
When are indirect pronouns used and what are they?
to me - me to you - te to him/it - lui to her/it - lui to us - nous to you - vous to them - leur
used with certain verbs to say ‘to’ someone
e.g.
Je leur téléphone tous les jours - I phone them everyday
other verbs: envoyer, parler, appeller, écrire
Any verb usually followed by ‘to’ in english