CONJUGAISON DES VERBES QUI SE TERMINENT EN -ER (Conjugation of -ER ending verbs)
CONJUGATE FRENCH -ER VERBS
Learn how to conjugation -ER ending verbs in the present
VERBES DU 1ER GROUPE (1st Group Verbs)
Watch this fun video to learn how to conjugate French -ER ending verbs in the present tense and then practice what you’ve learned using the exercise sheet below. Conjugate 1st group verbs in French, in the present of the indicative.
EXERCISES ON -ER ENDING VERBS (Pdf)
TRANSCRIPT OF THIS LESSON TO LEARN FRENCH -ER ENDING VERBS
Learn how to conjugate French -ER ending verbs with the example of French verb AIMER in the present tense.
CONJUGAISON DU VERBE “AIMER” AU PRÉSENT DE L’INDICATIF
J’AIME
TU AIMES
IL/ELLE/ON AIME
NOUS AIMONS
VOUS AIMEZ
ILS/ELLES AIMENT
AIMER IN THE PRESENT, NEGATIVE FORM
JE N’AIME PAS
TU N’AIMES PAS
IL/ELLE/ON N’AIME PAS
NOUS N’AIMONS PAS
VOUS N’AIMEZ PAS
ILS/ELLES N’AIMENT PAS
Notice that when your -ER ending verb starts with a consonant, the negative will be formed by adding NE before the verb and PAS after the verb. Ex: JE NE PARLE PAS.
HOW TO FORM THE PRESENT OF AN -ER ENDING VERB IN THE PRESENT?
Take the infinitive of your French verb ending with ER. Here let’s take AIMER. Drop the -ER and add the following endings: -E, -ES, -E, -ONS, -EZ, -ENT.
FRENCH CONVERSATION WITH -ER ENDING VERBS
L: Quoi de neuf Soso?
S: Info exclusive… J’aime les beaux gosses! Et toi, qu’est-ce que tu aimes Lili?
L: Moi, j’aime les vélos et les chatons! Et Loulou lui, il aime courir après les souris.
S: Elle, elle aime de drôles de choses…
L: Soso et moi, nous, on aime l’originalité.
S: Oui, nous, nous aimons la fantaisie.
L: Et vous, qu’est-ce que vous aimez?
S: Eux, ils aiment les petites françaises Lili… Coquins va!
L: Et elles, elles aiment les petits français… Coquines! Oui vous.
S: Oh Là Là!
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