Transcript Irregular *ir verbs

Do now: conjugate
1. Les chiens __________(obéir)
2. Tu __________(remplir)
3. Nous ______________(atterrir)
4. La classe ___________(réflechir)
5. Vous ___________(punir)
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Obeissent
Remplis
Atterrissons
Réflechit
punissez
Les verbes sortir, partir,
dormir et servir au
présent
Verbes
Objectif: students will be able to
conjugate the irregular verb family of –
ir verbs.
Review the verb endings for regular –IR verbs:
-is
-issons
-is
-issez
-it
-issent
In your notes:conjugate in the je, nous, ils form:
remplir, finir, obéir, punir.
The following 4 –ir verbs are irregular and follow a similar pattern:
sortir
sors
sors
sort
= to go out
sortons
sortez
sortent
dormir
dors
dors
dort
= to sleep
dormons
dormez
dorment
partir
= to leave
partons
partez
partent
servir
= to serve
servons
servez
servent
pars
pars
part
sers
sers
sert
Sortir has several meanings.
It can mean “to go out”, “to take out” and “to exit.”
Je sors avec Pierre ce soir.
Nous sortons du cinéma.
Les élèves sortent leurs livres en classe.
Classwork:
Pg 273
Ex. 21: read the conversation and answer the questions on ex. 22
Ex. 23
For extra credit, translate the conversation (Ex. 21) into English (5 points!)
Do now:conjugate
1. Je _______ avec toi, ce soir. (sortir)
2. Elle _________ pendant le vol. (dormir)
3. Les hôtesses de l’air _____________(servir) les boissons.
4. Nous _________ pour aller en Europe. (partir)
5. Vous __________(dormir) beaucoup pendant l’été.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Sors
Dort
Servent
Partons
Dormez
Announcements:
Last day for make up work- May 23 (10 days!!!!)
Final notebook check- May 24th
-ir quiz Next Friday 5/20
Last day to take vocab quiz from Wednesday is today!!!
Animal par Francis Cabrel- verb review
Francis Cabrel (born 23 November 1953, Agen) is a French singersongwriter and guitarist.[1] He has released a number of albums falling
mostly within the realm of folk, with occasional forays into blues or
country. Several of his songs, such as "L'encre de tes yeux," "Petite
Marie," and "La corrida," have become enduring favorites in French
music.
His first hit song was "Petite Marie", in 1974; since then he has sold 21
million albums. The song was about the woman who soon became his
wife, Mariette, to whom he was still married in 2016.[2]
w.s. –ir verbs
Complete the top 1st and 3rd section A