#er verbs

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Se exprimer (to express, voice) ✨et Se sentir (to feel, sense) ✨Present Tense

S'exprimer - to express, voice🤣😆😃😀🤗🙂😐🙁😕😶

je m'exprime ..............................[I express]

tu t'exprimes .............................[you express]

il/elle/on s'exprime....................[he, she, we express]

nous nous exprimons...............[we express]

vous vous exprimez...................[you express]

ils/ elles s'expriment...............[they express]

Se sentir - to feel, sense 😟😞😣😩😫😥😭😔😠😡🤬

je me sens ...................................[I feel]

tu tu sens.....................................[you feel]

il/elle/on se sent.........................[he, she, we feel]

nous nous sentons.....................[we feel]

vous vous sentez........................[you feel]

ils/ elles se sentent....................[they feel]

[magicislah]

common ‘er’ verbs in french

accepter - to accept

acheter - to buy

adorer - to love

aider - to help

aimer - to like

aller - to go

appeler - to call

apporter - to bring

arrêter - to stop

arriver - to arrive

bavarder - to chat

boire - to drink

casser - to break

chanter - to sing

commencer - to start

couper - to cut

créer - to create

cuisiner - to cook

danser - to dance

déjeuner - to have lunch

demander - to ask

désirer - to desire

dessiner - to draw

détester - to hate

donner - to give

écouter - to listen

emprunter - to borrow

enlever - to remove

essayer - to try

ésperer - to hope (for)

étudier - to study

fermer - to close

gagner - to win

goûter - to taste

habiter - to live

jouer - to play

marcher - to walk

manger - to eat

nager - to swim

laver - to wash

occuper - to occupy

oublier - to forget

parler - to speak

penser - to think

porter - to wear, to bring

pratiquer - to practice

préférer - to prefer

promener - to walk

regarder - to look (at)

reposer - to stand

rester - to rest

sauter - to jump

skier - to ski

souhaiter - to wish (for)

surfer - to surf

tomber - to fall

travailler - to work

trouver - to find

visiter - to visit

voyager - to travel

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If only I was this serious when I was in class back in high school. I temporarily took a break from self learning Korean, to going back to learning Spanish so I can converse with the Hubby, In-Law families, and get Chibi to speak in Spanish. At least I'm trying, and I know some Spanish... better​ than nothing, right?

[wtfrenchteacher]

When my students draw, it is always delightful.

[magicislah]

conjugating regular ‘er’ verbs in french

so I feel like my other post was a bit confusing so I’m going to shorten it here :)

jouer - to play

step one. remove the ‘er’ and replace with the correct ending depending on which pronoun you’re using...

je joue | -e | I play, I am playing

tu joues | -es | you play, you are playing

il joue | -e | he plays, he is playing

elle joue | -e | she plays, she is playing

on joue | -e | one plays, one is playing

nous jouons | -ons | we play, we are playing

vous jouez | -ez | you (plural) play, you are playing

ils jouent | -ent | they (m) play, they are playing

elles jouent | -ent | they (f) play, they are playing

[magicislah]

conjugating er verbs in french

In French, you will notice verbs typically end with ‘er’, ‘ir’, or ‘re’. This post will teach you how to correctly conjugate ‘er’ verbs so you make sense :)

ER verbs

I will show the ‘er’ verbs example with the verb ‘rester’ which means ‘to stay’

je rester → take the ‘er’ off and replace with ‘e’ → je reste → I stay

tu rester → replace with ‘es’ → tu restes → you stay

il/ elle/ on rester → replace with ‘e’ → il/ elle/ on reste → he/ she/ one stays

nous rester → replace with ‘ons’ → nous restons → we stay

vous rester → replace with ‘ez’ → vous restez → you stay

ils/ elles rester → replace with ‘ent’ → ils/ elles restent (ent is silent) → they stay

So Je → e, Tu → es, Il/ Elle → e, Nous → ons, Vous → ez, Ils/ Elles → ent

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Reviewing regular french verbs for a quiz on Monday. (9/12/15)

I really love using whiteboards as a study technique. They’re all over my school so I invested in hanging one up in my room. I’ll usually write and rewrite new vocabulaire and other french stuff over and over again until muscle memory takes over. I find it very helpful.

It’s a total coincidence that réussir ended up in the middle of the board, however it’s not a coincidence that it’s red. (Réussir means to succeed.)

Translation for the sentence on the bottom: I like to pass exams but I don’t like to study for exams.

[portuguesedot-blog]

Eu: comi

Você: comeu

Ela: comeu

A gente: comeu

Nós: comemos

Elas: comeram