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This lesson focuses on how to conjugate French verbs ending in -re in the present tense.
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It helps expand your ability to have conversations in French, as these verbs are common in everyday speech.
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Examples include attendre (to wait), entendre (to hear), perdre (to lose), répondre à (to answer/respond to), and vendre (to sell).
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The first step is to remove the -re ending from the verb.
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You add the appropriate present tense endings for each subject pronoun.
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You conjugate it as 'j’attends' (the 's' is added: attends).
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It is 'tu attends' (also with 's': attends).
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It is 'il/elle/on attend' (just a 'd' at the end: attend).
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It is 'nous attendons' (add 'ons': attendons).
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It is 'vous attendez' (add 'ez': attendez).
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It is 'ils/elles attendent' (add 'ent': attendent).
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Yes, the endings are similar to those for -er verbs in the present tense, with slight differences.
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You run the words together because 'je' ends with a vowel and 'attends' begins with a vowel sound, making it 'j’attends'.
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It means 'to answer' or 'to respond to.'
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'Vendre' means 'to sell.'
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By removing the -re ending and adding the appropriate endings for each subject pronoun as demonstrated.
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The next two lessons will cover two other types of verbs in the French present tense.
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The teacher wishes peace and blessings for students, their friends, and their families.
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This lesson focuses on how to conjugate French verbs ending in -re in the present tense.