The document lists the infinitive forms and present tense conjugations of 12 common French verbs: déjeuner (to have lunch), diner (to have dinner), être (to be), avoir (to have), parler (to speak), écouter (to listen), choisir (to choose), associer (to associate), compléter (to complete), trouver (to find), mettre (to put), and lire (to read). For each verb, it provides the infinitive form and presents the six conjugated forms in the present tense according to subject pronouns like "je", "tu", "il/elle", etc. along with examples of usage.
The document lists the infinitive forms and present tense conjugations of 12 common French verbs: déjeuner (to have lunch), diner (to have dinner), être (to be), avoir (to have), parler (to speak), écouter (to listen), choisir (to choose), associer (to associate), compléter (to complete), trouver (to find), mettre (to put), and lire (to read). For each verb, it provides the infinitive form and presents the six conjugated forms in the present tense according to subject pronouns like "je", "tu", "il/elle", etc. along with examples of usage.
The document lists the infinitive forms and present tense conjugations of 12 common French verbs: déjeuner (to have lunch), diner (to have dinner), être (to be), avoir (to have), parler (to speak), écouter (to listen), choisir (to choose), associer (to associate), compléter (to complete), trouver (to find), mettre (to put), and lire (to read). For each verb, it provides the infinitive form and presents the six conjugated forms in the present tense according to subject pronouns like "je", "tu", "il/elle", etc. along with examples of usage.
The document lists the infinitive forms and present tense conjugations of 12 common French verbs: déjeuner (to have lunch), diner (to have dinner), être (to be), avoir (to have), parler (to speak), écouter (to listen), choisir (to choose), associer (to associate), compléter (to complete), trouver (to find), mettre (to put), and lire (to read). For each verb, it provides the infinitive form and presents the six conjugated forms in the present tense according to subject pronouns like "je", "tu", "il/elle", etc. along with examples of usage.
The base forms of the verbs, also known as the infinitive forms, which are used to
express the general action or concept of the verb, are as follows:
Dejeuner, infinitive form (to have lunch, to eat lunch) Diner - infinitive form (to have dinner, to eat dinner) Etre - infinitive form (to be) Avoir - infinitive form (to have) Parler - infinitive form (to speak) Ecouter - infinitive form (to listen) Choisir - infinitive form (to choose) Associer - infinitive form (to associate) Completer - infinitive form (to complete) Trouver - infinitive form (to find) Mettre - infinitive form (to put, to place) Lire - infinitive form (to read)
The present forms of the verbs are as follows:
1. Déjeuner (to have breakfast/lunch): Present tense: ● Je déjeune (I have lunch) ● Tu déjeunes (You have lunch) ● Il/Elle déjeune (He/She has lunch) ● Nous déjeunons (We have lunch) ● Vous déjeunez (You have lunch) ● Ils/Elles déjeunent (They have lunch) ● Example: Nous déjeunons à midi. (We have lunch at noon.) 2. Dîner (to have dinner): ● Present tense: ● Je dîne (I have dinner) ● Tu dînes (You have dinner) ● Il/Elle dîne (He/She has dinner) ● Nous dînons (We have dinner) ● Vous dînez (You have dinner) ● Ils/Elles dînent (They have dinner) ● Example: Ils dînent au restaurant ce soir. (They are having dinner at the restaurant tonight.) 3. Être (to be): ● Present tense: ● Je suis (I am) ● Tu es (You are) ● Il/Elle est (He/She is) ● Nous sommes (We are) ● Vous êtes (You are) ● Ils/Elles sont (They are) ● Example: Nous sommes fatigués. (We are tired.) 4. Avoir (to have): ● Present tense: ● J'ai (I have) ● Tu as (You have) ● Il/Elle a (He/She has) ● Nous avons (We have) ● Vous avez (You have) ● Ils/Elles ont (They have) ● Example: J'ai un chien. (I have a dog.) 5. Parler (to speak): ● Present tense: ● Je parle (I speak) ● Tu parles (You speak) ● Il/Elle parle (He/She speaks) ● Nous parlons (We speak) ● Vous parlez (You speak) ● Ils/Elles parlent (They speak) ● Example: Tu parles français couramment. (You speak French fluently.) 6. Écouter (to listen): ● Present tense: ● J'écoute (I listen) ● Tu écoutes (You listen) ● Il/Elle écoute (He/She listens) ● Nous écoutons (We listen) ● Vous écoutez (You listen) ● Ils/Elles écoutent (They listen) ● Example: Nous écoutons de la musique tous les jours. (We listen to music every day.) 7. Choisir (to choose): ● Present tense: ● Je choisis (I choose) ● Tu choisis (You choose) ● Il/Elle choisit (He/She chooses) ● Nous choisissons (We choose) ● Vous choisissez (You choose) ● Ils/Elles choisissent (They choose) ● Example: Ils choisissent le film à regarder ce soir. (They are choosing the movie to watch tonight.) 8. Associer (to associate): ● Present tense: ● J'associe (I associate) ● Tu associes (You associate) ● Il/Elle associe (He/She associates) ● Nous associons (We associate) ● Vous associez (You associate) ● Ils/Elles associent (They associate) ● Example: Je peux associer son visage à ce souvenir. (I can associate his face with that memory.) 9. Compléter (to complete): ● Present tense: ● Je complète (I complete) ● Tu complètes (You complete) ● Il/Elle complète (He/She completes) ● Nous complétons (We complete) ● Vous complétez (You complete) ● Ils/Elles complètent (They complete) ● Example: Nous devons compléter ce formulaire. (We need to complete this form.) 10. Trouver (to find): ● Present tense: ● Je trouve (I find) ● Tu trouves (You find) ● Il/Elle trouve (He/She finds) ● Nous trouvons (We find) ● Vous trouvez (You find) ● Ils/Elles trouvent (They find) ● Example: Il trouve toujours des solutions aux problèmes. (He always finds solutions to problems.) 11. Mettre (to put): ● Present tense: ● Je mets (I put) ● Tu mets (You put) ● Il/Elle met (He/She puts) ● Nous mettons (We put) ● Vous mettez (You put) ● Ils/Elles mettent (They put) ● Example: Elle met ses clés dans son sac. (She puts her keys in her bag.) 12. Lire (to read): ● Present tense: ● Je lis (I read) ● Tu lis (You read) ● Il/Elle lit (He/She reads) ● Nous lisons (We read) ● Vous lisez (You read) ● Ils/Elles lisent (They read) ● Example: J'aime lire des romans policiers. (I enjoy reading detective novels.)