CONJUGAISON DU VERBE “AVOIR” (Conjugation of the verb “To have”)
HOW TO CONJUGATE “AVOIR”
CONJUGAISON DU VERBE “AVOIR” (TO HAVE)
Watch this video on the French verb ‘Avoir’ and practice what you’ve learned using the exercise sheet below.
EXERCISES ON THE VERB AVOIR (Pdf)
In this French lesson video, learn how to conjugate French verb AVOIR in the present tense in the affirmative and negative forms. Then listen to the fun French conversation Soso and Lili have using that verb.
TRANSCRIPT OF THIS FRENCH LESSON VIDEO ON AVOIR
AVOIR (TO HAVE) IN THE PRESENT TENSE
J’AI
TU AS
IL/ELLE/ON A
NOUS AVONS
VOUS AVEZ
ILS/ELLES ONT
CONJUGATE “AVOIR” IN THE PRESENT TENSE, IN THE NEGATIVE FORM
JE N’AI PAS
TU N’AS PAS
IL/ELLE/ON N’A PAS
NOUS N’AVONS PAS
VOUS N’AVEZ PAS
ILS/ELLES N’ONT PAS
FRENCH DIALOG INCLUDING THE VERB “AVOIR” IN THE PRESENT TENSE
Lili: J’ai hâte Soso!
Soso: Tu as hâte de quoi?
Lili: Ah…
Soso: Lili a un secret!
Lili: Il a les yeux verts.
Soso: Oh là là, nous avons un indice…
Lili: Vous avez une idée?
Soso: Alors Lili! Ils ont envie de savoir. On a envie de savoir.
Lili: Ok. J’ai un petit chat. Il a les yeux verts.
Soso: Ah d’accord. C’est un chat. Tant pis pour toi!
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PASSÉ COMPOSÉ WITH ÊTRE
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French Imparfait
L’IMPARFAIT Learn to Conjugate French Verbs in the Imperfect L’IMPARFAIT is a past tense that refers to actions that lasted in the past, that repeated themselves in the past. It is also used for descriptions in the past. It basically
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