French conjugation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Common french verbs and regular + irregular conjugation

Your notes will provide a comprehensive overview of the French *passé composé*, focusing on its structure, usage, and the key verbs involved. You'll explore the auxiliary verbs “avoir”, detailing how to conjugate regular and irregular verbs in the *passé composé* tense. Additionally, you'll dive into *verbes réfléchis* (reflexive verbs), explaining how they function in French and how to form the *passé composé* with these verbs. This section will include examples, common re...

Step by step description on how to conjugate regular and irregular verbs in the passe simple form in French.

This is a grid of the most commonly used French verbs conjugated into the 'I' form. The conjugations are for the past, present and simple future tenses along with the infinitive version. The document also includes key vocab/phrases that appear. This is just the foundation of French verb conjugations; it is aimed at beginners, GCSE students & those who need a simple reminder of French verbs.

Passe compose practice test

This is my homework for my french class that I got a 100 on. This can be used to see how you would reply to a question and answer as a short answer question.

Simple tables showing patterns in French perfect tense conjugation. Suitable for beginners to French, GCSE French students, or even those looking to brush up on their French skills. Ideal poster to be printed on the wall for daily rote learning.

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This document includes two pages with conjugation paradigms of the 18 most important irregular verbs of French. The moods include indicative (présent, imparfait, futur simple), conditional (présent), imperative (présent) and subjunctive (présent). The past participle and the present participle of each verb is listed as well.

This is a must-have resource for anyone learning French. This easy-to-use guide covers all the important grammar rules, including verb conjugation, noun gender, pronoun usage, verb tenses and moods, prepositions, word order, vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, negation, articles, possessive adjectives, relative pronouns, passive voice, adjective agreements, reflexive verbs, imperative mood and conditional mood, all in a simple and easy to understand format. Get your copy now and take the first st...