If you want to practise " L'impératif " I found the following website very useful. http://www.francaisfacile.com/ and the following link is one of the exercises.
http://www.francaisfacile.com/exercices/exercice-francais-2/exercice-francais-12104.php
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Casse-croûte project for grade 8
I have a suggestion for your project. you can go to the websites of the famous fastfoods like pizzapizza, McDonald , ... most of them have French version too. Choose that and compare the French and English to find more French word .
Grade 7 test for "er" and "ir"
Grade 7 will have a test about how to conjugate the verbs ending with "er " and "ir" on Thursday October the 21st. I have already posted two clips and two lessons about these topics a couple weeks ago. If you can not find them let me know.
Good luck
Good luck
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
After test treat ;)
Grade 8 enjoy these clips .
The first one is a baby who is left home alone. She is saying that " je fais rien que des bêtises quand tu n'est pas là". ( I do nothing but foolish stuff when you are not here ) . Singing and complaining to her mom who left her alone!
The second one is another version of this song. Julien Dore in French Idole 2007 took this song and changed it to a sad, romantic song. The lyrics has been changed a bit but the punch line stays the same. " je fais rien que des bêtises quand tu n'est pas là". ( I do nothing but foolish stuff when you are not here ). I don't think he is singing it for his mom though !
The first one is a baby who is left home alone. She is saying that " je fais rien que des bêtises quand tu n'est pas là". ( I do nothing but foolish stuff when you are not here ) . Singing and complaining to her mom who left her alone!
The second one is another version of this song. Julien Dore in French Idole 2007 took this song and changed it to a sad, romantic song. The lyrics has been changed a bit but the punch line stays the same. " je fais rien que des bêtises quand tu n'est pas là". ( I do nothing but foolish stuff when you are not here ). I don't think he is singing it for his mom though !
Monday, October 4, 2010
practise aller and faire
The following link will help you to practise aller : to go and Faire: to make , to do at the end you can check your answers.
http://www.lepointdufle.net/ressources_fle/faire_aller.htm
http://www.lepointdufle.net/ressources_fle/faire_aller.htm
practise vouloir, pouvoir et devoir
This is a practise for the above mentioned verbs. You can check your answers by clicking on correction link at the bottom of the page.
http://www.maisondequartier.com/cours/exercices.php?exo=situation_3&lang=en&number=1
http://www.maisondequartier.com/cours/exercices.php?exo=situation_3&lang=en&number=1
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
How to conjugate verbs in French? (2)
The -Ir Pattern
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The example verb in this chart is "finir," which means "to finish."
Pronoun | Conjugation | Example |
je | -is | finis |
tu | -is | finis |
il/elle/on | -it | finit |
nous | -issons | finissons |
vous | -issez | finissez |
ils/elles | -issent | finissent |
Verbes Réguliers En -Ir: Une Liste
These are some regular -ir verbs that fit the pattern described above.
Infinitive (unconjugated) Verb | . .. in English |
accomplir | to accomplish |
choisir | to choose |
grandir | to grow |
ralentir | to slow down |
rougir | to blush |
salir | to dirty |
vieillir | to age |
Beware the Imposters!
The following verbs look like regular -ir verbs but aren't:
dormir (to sleep)
partir (to leave)
sortir (to go out)
These verbs are conjugated using the pattern below. The example verb in this chart is "dormir," which means "to sleep."
Pronoun | Conjugation | Example |
je | -s | dors |
tu | -s | dors |
il/elle/on | -t | dort |
nous | -ons | dormons |
vous | -ez | dormez |
ils/elles | -ent | dorment |
Beware these verbs! They are conjugated unlike other verbs ending in -ir!
Source: http://library.thinkquest.org/18783/lecon5.html
How to conjugate verbs in French? (1)
The -Er Pattern

The example verb in this chart is "aider," which means "to help."
Pronoun
Conjugation
Example
je
-e
aide
tu
-es
aides
il/elle/on
-e
aide
nous
-ons
aidons
vous
-ez
aidez
ils/elles
-ent
aident
Verbes Réguliers En -Er: Une Liste
These are some regular -er verbs that fit the pattern described above.
Infinitive (unconjugated) Verb
. .. in English
chanter
to sing
chercher
to look for
danser
to dance
demander
to ask
discuter
to discuss; to talk
donner
to give
écouter
to listen (to)
gagner
to earn; to win
jouer
to play
marcher
to walk
oublier
to forget
parler
to speak
penser
to think
regarder
to look (at)
téléphoner
to telephone
travailler
to work
trouver
to find
Beware the Imposter!
The following verb looks like a regular -er verb but isn't:
aller (to go)
Source: http://library.thinkquest.org/18783/lecon5.html
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The example verb in this chart is "aider," which means "to help."
Pronoun | Conjugation | Example |
je | -e | aide |
tu | -es | aides |
il/elle/on | -e | aide |
nous | -ons | aidons |
vous | -ez | aidez |
ils/elles | -ent | aident |
Verbes Réguliers En -Er: Une Liste
These are some regular -er verbs that fit the pattern described above.
Infinitive (unconjugated) Verb | . .. in English |
chanter | to sing |
chercher | to look for |
danser | to dance |
demander | to ask |
discuter | to discuss; to talk |
donner | to give |
écouter | to listen (to) |
gagner | to earn; to win |
jouer | to play |
marcher | to walk |
oublier | to forget |
parler | to speak |
penser | to think |
regarder | to look (at) |
téléphoner | to telephone |
travailler | to work |
trouver | to find |
Beware the Imposter!
The following verb looks like a regular -er verb but isn't:
aller (to go)
Source: http://library.thinkquest.org/18783/lecon5.htmlWhat are Conjugations?
What are Conjugations?
If you feel that you already know enough about conjugations, click here.
Conjugations are the forms of verbs that follow nouns or subject pronouns. Let's look at some conjugations in action.
I am learning French.
Mary and Ben are learning French.
He is learning French.
All of these sentences have the verb "to be" in them. Depending on the subject of the sentence, different conjugations of "to be" are used. Now, let's look at a different verb:
We think French is fun.
She thinks French is fun.
You think French is fun.
All of these sentences contain conjugations of the verb "to think." Depending on the subject, different conjugations are used.
Source: http://library.thinkquest.org/18783/lecon5.html
Conjugations are the forms of verbs that follow nouns or subject pronouns. Let's look at some conjugations in action.
Mary and Ben are learning French.
He is learning French.
All of these sentences have the verb "to be" in them. Depending on the subject of the sentence, different conjugations of "to be" are used. Now, let's look at a different verb:
She thinks French is fun.
You think French is fun.
All of these sentences contain conjugations of the verb "to think." Depending on the subject, different conjugations are used.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
GRADE 8 TEST
Bonjour grade 8s,
Tuesday October the 5th which is a Tuesday you will have a test about five irregular verbs.You can find them all in the previous posting.
Good Luck
Tuesday October the 5th which is a Tuesday you will have a test about five irregular verbs.You can find them all in the previous posting.
Good Luck
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Vouloir, Pouvoir, Devoir, Aller et Faire
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