#ir verbs

[magicislah]

common ‘ir’ verbs in french

choisir - to choose

courir - to run

couvrir - to cover

devenir - to become

devoir - to owe

dormir - to sleep

finir - to finish

mourir - to die

ouvrir - to open

partir - to go away

pouvoir - to be able (to do something), can, may

recevoir - to receive

réfléchir - to reflect

savoir - to know

sentir - to feel

souffrir - to suffer

tenir - to hold, to keep

unir - to unite, to join

venir - to come

voir - to see

vouloir - to want, to wish

[magicislah]

conjugating regular ‘ir’ verbs in french

Similarly to ‘er’ verbs, you have to conjugate ‘ir’ verbs when speaking with pronouns...

choisir - to choose

step one. remove the ending (ir) and replace with the correct ending depending on the pronoun you’re using...

step two. understand there are exceptions like with the verb partir

je choisis | -is | I choose, I am choosing

tu choisis | -is | you choose, you are choosing

il choisit | -it | he chooses, he is choosing

elle choisit | -it | she chooses, she is choosing

on choisit | -it | one chooses, one is choosing

nous choisissons | -isissons | we choose, we are choosing

vous choisissez | -isissez | you (pluriel) choose, you are choosing

ils choisissent | -isissent | they (m) choose, they are choosing

elles choisissent | -isissent | they (f) choose, they are choosing

merci beaucoup à @contrnt de m'aider :))

[shadybinature]

my spanish conversation exam is monday and i got some questions about the spanish language first one is why?????

[bloodsweatandivyleaguetears]

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: vou

Você: vai

Ela: vai

A gente: vai

Nós: vamos

Elas: vão

ir - to go

[hey-its-henry]

so I thought I'd share this with you lovely people... It's a song parody of Book of Mormon I made for my french class to teach how to conjugate 'ir' verbs... also I made it in like 10 minutes so the audio files are kind of off, but whatever!