Category: French conjugation tip

The verb “connaître” (to know) is irregular and different from “savoir” in usage. Its present tense forms are: “je connais”, “tu connais”, “il/elle connaît”, “nous connaissons”, “vous connaissez”, “ils/elles connaissent”.…

The verb “lire” (to read) is irregular in the present tense and is vital for discussing reading and literacy. Its forms are: “je lis”, “tu lis”, “il/elle lit”, “nous lisons”,…

The verb “écrire” (to write) is another irregular verb with important uses in the present tense. The conjugation is: “j’écris”, “tu écris”, “il/elle écrit”, “nous écrivons”, “vous écrivez”, “ils/elles écrivent”.…

The verb “dire” (to say) is irregular in the present tense. Its forms are: “je dis”, “tu dis”, “il/elle dit”, “nous disons”, “vous dites”, “ils/elles disent”. “Dire” is essential for…

The verb “mettre” (to put) is another irregular verb in the present tense with the following conjugations: “je mets”, “tu mets”, “il/elle met”, “nous mettons”, “vous mettez”, “ils/elles mettent”. “Mettre”…

The verb “prendre” (to take) is irregular in the present tense and is widely used in various contexts. Its forms are: “je prends”, “tu prends”, “il/elle prend”, “nous prenons”, “vous…

The verb “se brosser” (to brush oneself) typically refers to brushing one’s teeth or hair. It follows the regular -ER conjugation pattern with reflexive pronouns: “je me brosse”, “tu te…

“S’habiller” (to get dressed) is another reflexive verb following the regular -ER conjugation pattern. In the present tense, it is conjugated as: “je m’habille”, “tu t’habilles”, “il/elle s’habille”, “nous nous…

“Se coucher” (to go to bed) is a reflexive verb that is conjugated like regular -ER verbs. The present tense forms are: “je me couche”, “tu te couches”, “il/elle se…

The verb “se réveiller” (to wake up) is a reflexive verb that follows the regular -ER conjugation pattern in the present tense. The forms are: “je me réveille”, “tu te…

“S’appeler” (to be called) is a commonly used reflexive verb. It follows a slightly irregular pattern in the present tense: “je m’appelle”, “tu t’appelles”, “il/elle s’appelle”, “nous nous appelons”, “vous…

The reflexive verb “se laver” (to wash oneself) follows regular -ER verb conjugation patterns, but with the addition of reflexive pronouns. The present tense forms are: “je me lave”, “tu…