what are the er verb endings in french?
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To conjugate a regular -er verb, drop the -er of the infinitive to get the stem. Then add the six present tense endings specific to -er verbs: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent, and you're done.
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French Gender and Number With Compound Verbs. When you study French, remember that when using compound verbs - that is, verb tenses using an auxiliary verb - the rule is that the participle has to agree in gender and number ONLY if the auxiliary verb is “être” (to be).
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Then, there are a few other common verbs that form their perfect tense with être. They are: aller (to go) and venir (to come) arriver (to come, arrive; to happen) and partir (to leave, depart)
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Gerunds in French are preceded by the preposition en and are formed by removing the ons ending from the nous conjugation of a verb and adding an ant ending. While gerunds are not as common in French as they are in English, they are a helpful tool when describing or explaining an event.
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['Monter (elle est montée)', 'Retourner (elle est retournée)', 'Sortir (elle est sortie)', 'Venir (elle est venue)', 'Aller (elle est allée)', 'Naître (elle est née)', 'Descendre (elle est descendue)', 'Entrer (elle est entrée)']
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The different types of word ending in -ing: Words ending in -ing can be gerunds, verbal nouns, or present participles. Distinguishing (= gerund) between these, and using them correctly is not always easy – until you understand these three simple rules.
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['Aller. allé', 'Venir. venu.', 'Revenir. revenu.', 'Devenir. devenu.', 'Rester. resté', 'Arriver. arrivé', 'Entrer. entré', 'Rentrer. rentré']
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Regular Verbs. In French, regular verbs are grouped into three main families — ‐ er, ‐ir, and ‐ re — because these are their endings in the infinitive form. Each regular verb within its respective family then follows the same rules of conjugation.
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Although all the seasons are masculine in French, to translate “in+season's name” in French, the preposition will change: Au printemps. En été
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Conjugating the French Verb Écouter Écouter is a regular -ER verb and it follows a very common conjugation pattern. This is good news for students who find these challenging because you can apply the infinitive endings you learn here to many other verbs. These include assister (to assist) and donner (to give).
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Stem-Changing Verbs - (e) changes to (i) The verbs servir (to serve) and reír (to laugh) are irregular, (e) changes to (i) in the present tense (with the exception of nostoros). All (e) to (i) verbs are -ir verbs.
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-tion ending is the most common and are all nouns. ... Not that many nouns have -sion endings. They are often formed from verbs which end with -d, -de, -se, -t.
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Conjugating the French Verb Fêter Fêter follows a very common verb conjugation pattern. If you've worked with other regular -ER verbs, then this lesson should be pretty straightforward.
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être, avoir, aller, faire. These verbs are extremely common1 and highly irregular in a number of respects: They have more distinct present tense forms than other verbs. In particular, they don't follow the usual pattern of all present tense singular forms sounding the same.
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Conjugating the French Verb Ajouter Ajouter is a regular -er verb. It follows the same verb conjugation pattern as similar words such as amuser (to amuse) and admirer (to admire). ... Just as we add an -ed or -ing ending to English verbs to change from the past to present tense, the endings of French verbs change as well.
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['25 Words We Borrowed From French.', 'déjà-vu = déjà-vu.', 'à la mode = à la mode (not used as such in French)', 'cul-de-sac = cul-de-sac.', "RSVP = répondez s'il vous plaît.", 'chaise longue = chaise longue.', 'crème brûlée = crème brûlée.', 'du jour = du jour.']
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There is one other ending that ends in -a, -ista, that is actually both feminine and masculine. It is usually at the end of words that describe people, like artista (artist) and realista (realist). One other common word that ends in -a but that is masculine is the word el día (day).