Leçon 7

Pages 92-101

Subject Pronouns

Je or J’ = me Tu = you (informal)

Subject Pronouns

Il = He Elle = she

Subject Pronouns

Nous = We

Vous = y’all

Vous = you (formal)

Subject Pronouns

Ils = they (guys)

Elles = they (girls only)

Ils = they (mixed group)

An infinitive is when the verb is still in its natural state. It has the ending still attached (for example –er) and when you translate it to English, the verb has “to” attached.

Travaill =

work

er

to

How do I know if that verb is an ifinitive?

1) Ending attached (-er, -ir, -re)

2) Translates with “to”

Making the STEM of a verb ending in -er

1. Take the infinitive (to + verb)

2. Remove the –er (drop it like it’s hot)

3. Smile. You did it!

Danser (to dance)

DanserX Dans-

Making the STEM of a verb ending in -er

1. Take the infinitive (to + verb)

2. Remove the –er (drop it like it’s hot)

3. Smile. You did it!

chanter (to sing)

chanterX chant-

These endings will be added to the stem we just made:

Je -e Nous -ons

Tu -es Vous -ez

Il

-e

Elle

Ils

-ent

Elles

Let’s conjugate!

NOTES

Je -e Nous -ons

Tu -es Vous -ez

Il

-e

Elle

Ils

-ent

Elles

-er verb endings:

Je Nous

Tu Vous

Il

Elle

Ils/Elles

chante

chantes

chante

chantez

chantent

chantons

Chanter = to sing

Remember:

1) Drop the –er from the infinitive

2) Add ending for the correct subject

X

NOTES

• Click me!

What do we do with a verb ending like –er?

Elle chante bien.

She is singing well.

She sings well.

She does sing well.

NOTES

Ne + VERB + pas

Je travaille là.

I work there.

1. Find the conjugated verb

ne pas

2. place a “ne” before the verb3. place a “pas” after the

verb

do not

I am working there.

not

Vocabulaire – pg 100

NOTES

We go after the verb!!!