Transcript How to conjugate with

How to conjugate with
REGULAR -ER VERBS
Parts of the verb

Regular verbs have two parts,
•the stem
•the ending
Just like we have
two hands!!!
-er verbs always end with the letters
er, so the rest of the word is called
the stem.
A verb like goûter
breaks down like this:
stem = goût
ending= er
So, how do you think these words will
break down?
•regarder
•marcher
•aimer
Stem= regard
ending=er
stem= march
stem= aim
Conjugation
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In order to conjugate, we first
have to remember the pronoun
chart!
What’s that?!
JE
NOUS
TU
VOUS
IL/ELLE
ILS/ELLES
To conjugate an -er verb, all you have to do is
take off the ending and add the different
pronoun specific endings!
Before you take off the ending, the verb is
known as an infinitive. After you have put it
with a pronoun, it is now a conjugated verb!
I’m all grown up!
Je parle
JE PARL E
NOUS PARL ONS
TU PARL ES
VOUS PARL EZ
IL/ELLE/
ON PARL E
ILS/ELLES PARL ENT
-ER VERBS ARE FUN
AND YOU CAN DO THEM
TOO!!!
How would you conjugate…
 danser
 chanter
 écouter
What do they mean?!
•-er verbs are translated into the
present tense.
•When the verb is in its infinitive form,
it is translated with as “to ---”
•example: parler = to speak
•When the verb is conjugated,
it translates in one of two
ways: “am/are/is ---ing” or “--”
•example: je parle =
I am speaking or
I speak
•Tu danses
•Nous parlons
•Elles goûtent
•Vous préférez
•Je marche
•Il chante