Followed by
"avec" which in
turn is usually
followed by an
emphatic
pronoun.
Je moi
tu toi
il lui
elle elle
nous nous
Vous Vous
ils eux
elles elles
eg. Je m'entends avec mes parents
I get on well with my parents
Mon frère et moi ne nous entendons pas avec eux
My brother and I don't get on with them
when you carry out an
activity that involves
yourself.
To talk about interaction between people
e.g. elle se dispute aver son frere
passe compose
Is the verb one of 15
être verbs (mrs
Vandertramp) or is it
reflexive
Yes
Choose the correct form Etre
Je suis
Tu es
il/elle est
Nous sommes
Vous etes
ils/elles sont
Is the verb reflexive?
yes
look at reflexive verbs info
No
Use Mrs Vandertramp
No
Choose the correct form of avoir
j'ai
tu as
il/elle a
Is the regular or
irregular?
Regular
To form the regular past participles
er verbs
Cross off er and add e
re verbs
Cross off re and add u
ir verbs
cross off ir add i
Irregular
avoir
boire
connaitre
croire
devoir
dire
ecrire
etre
faire
lire
mettre
ouvrir
pouvoir
prendre
recevoir
rire
savoir
vivre
voir
Nous avons
vous avez
ils/elles ont
talking about one
off, or completed
activities and sudden actions
Imperfect tense
To form the imperfect we take
the nous form of the present
tense and take off the ons to get
the imperfect stem
To this stem we add the
endings as follows
je
tu
il
nous
vous
ils
ais
ais
ait
ions
iez
aient
EXCEPTIONS:
etre whose stem is et
verbs like manger and ranger who
have an extra "e" in the nous form
of the present tense, retain this in
the imperfect to make the "g" sound
soft (mon frere mangeait)
Verbs like commencer,
which have a "c" in the
nous form, retain this to
make the "c" sound soft (je
commencais).