Verb Tenses and Moods

Worked examples (4)

• 1Choose the correct reflexive pronoun
• 2Conjugate a daily routine in the present tense
• 3Make a reflexive sentence negative
• 4Form the perfect tense with être and agreement

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Worked examples (4)

• 1Conjugate a regular -er verb across all six persons
• 2Choose être or avoir correctly
• 3Build the near future with aller + infinitive
• 4Conjugate -ir and -re verbs and avoid the -ent trap

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build a perfect-tense sentence with a regular -er verb
• 2Use être and make the participle agree
• 3Form an irregular past participle
• 4Make a perfect-tense sentence negative
• 5Agree the participle with a preceding direct object

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build a basic near-future sentence
• 2Match aller to the right subject
• 3Add a future time phrase
• 4Make a near-future sentence negative
• 5Place a pronoun in the near future

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build the imperfect of a regular verb
• 2Conjugate être in the imperfect
• 3Choose imperfect or perfect in one sentence
• 4Handle the spelling tweak in -ger and -cer verbs
• 5Write a short past description using several imperfects

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Worked examples (4)

• 1Form the perfect tense with avoir
• 2Form the perfect with être and make the participle agree
• 3Build the imperfect from the nous-stem
• 4Choose perfect or imperfect in a short narrative

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Worked examples (4)

• 1Form the future simple of a regular -er verb
• 2Form the future of a regular -re verb
• 3Use the irregular future stems (être, avoir, aller, faire)
• 4Choose the right tense after si and quand

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build the conditional of a regular -er verb
• 2Make a polite request with the conditional
• 3Give advice using devoir and pouvoir
• 4Complete a 'si' (if) sentence
• 5Choose between future and conditional

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Worked examples (4)

• 1Form the pluperfect of an -er verb with avoir
• 2Form the pluperfect of an être verb with agreement
• 3Use an irregular participle in the pluperfect
• 4Sequence two past events with quand and déjà

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Worked examples (4)

• 1Form the tu, nous and vous command of a regular -er verb
• 2Use the irregular imperatives of être and avoir
• 3Make a positive command negative
• 4Place the pronoun in positive and negative commands

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Spot the trigger and pick subjunctive or indicative
• 2Build a regular -ir verb in the subjunctive
• 3Conjugate an irregular: faire after il faut que
• 4Choose between subjunctive and infinitive
• 5Use a subjunctive conjunction: bien que (although)

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build a modal + infinitive sentence
• 2Express a rule with il faut
• 3Choose between savoir and pouvoir
• 4Make a polite request with the conditional
• 5Put a modal into the perfect tense

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Worked examples (5)

• 1Build a simple verb + infinitive sentence
• 2Talk about the future with aller + infinitive
• 3Choose the correct link: nothing, à or de
• 4Use venir de + infinitive for the recent past
• 5Add a negative and an object pronoun

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