So as you can see here, you have always E-R and you’ve got what we call a stem. Here, you've got some example, to speak “parler”, to eat “manger”, to walk “marcher”. You can say half is in the second group and the other half is in the third group. So all the verbs with E-R are in the first group except aller and all the verb with E-R are from the second group or from the third group. The verb aller which is also a third group like the exception group. Also, I will explain how you can use E-R verbs because there is only one exception. So we will explain how you can try to recognize verbs from the second group and from the third group even if there is just the I-R. So this is kind of annoying because these here, the third group is known to be full of a lot of exceptions and those with I-R, you have a lot of exceptions. The second group is only for -ir, I-R, but the problem is, the third group is for many different kind of verbs, but also for I-R. The first group is E-R, always E-R, only verbs with this ending or in this group, -er. You know in French, there are three groups first group, second group and third group. So without further ado, let's get started. I think those ones are the most common one and we'll explain all in details how you can detect the words and the groups of these endings. It's Pierre from France and today's video will be about verb endings and especially -er and -ir. Hey, guys! Welcome back for more videos on French learning.
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