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‘OIR’ VERBS S’ASSEOIR to sit down assieds assieds assied asseyons asseyez asseyent assois assois assoit assoyons assoyez assoient (either form may be used) also se rasseoir to sit back down surseoir to suspend seoir to suit, be fitting DEVOIR must dois dois doit devons devez doivent FALLOIR must il faut (only ever in the 3 rd person) Also s’en falloir to be just short of (il s’en faut de beaucoup = far from it) MOUVOIR to drive/propel meus meus meut mouvons mouvez meuvent Also emouvoir to move emotionally PLEUVOIR to rain il pleut POURVOIR to provide pourvois pouvois pourvoit pourvoyons pourvoyez pourvoient Also dépourvoir to deprive POUVOIR to be able peux peux peut pouvons pouvez peuvent (puis-je? = may I?) RECEVOIR to receive reçois reçois reçoit recevons recevez reçoivent Also décevoir to disappoint apercevoir to perceive s’apercevoir de to notice concevoir to conceive SAVOIR to know sais sais sait savons savez savent VALOIR to be worth vaux vaux vaut valons valez valent Also équivaloir to be equal prévaloir to prevail VOIR to see vois vois voit voyons voyez voient Also revoir to see again entrevoir to glimpse prévoir to foresee VOULOIR to want, wish veux veux veut voulons voulez veulent
Exercise 7 (irregular OIR <strong>verbs</strong>) RE VERBS 1 We sit on these chairs every day. 2 All students must do this exercise. 3 The sad music moves us deeply. 4 It is still raining outside. 5 The government provides all we need. 6 This law deprives us of our rights. 7 The children can’t finish it. 8 Your recent work disappoints me. 9 The architect is conceiving a new project. 10 Peace prevails in the classroom at last. 11 Do you know how to write this? 12 This old book is worth a lot. 13 I foresee problems in the future. 14 We don’t want any more cheese. 15 May I see that letter? ABSOUDRE to absolve absous absous absout absolvons absolvez absolvent Also résoudre to resolve dissoudre to dissolve BATTRE to beat bats bats bat battons battez battent Also combattre to fight (transitive) se battre to fight (intransitive) abattre to kill, knock down rabattre to lower, reduce débattre to debate se débattre to struggl] BOIRE to drink bois bois boit buvons buvez boivent CLORE to conclude clos clos clot closons closez closent NB ‘fermer’ has replaced this verb in most uses Also enclore to enclose éclore to hatch, blossom CONCLURE to conclude conclus conclus conclut concluons concluez concluent Also exclure to eject s’exclure to be incompatible inclure to include (rarely used) CONDUIRE to lead, drive conduis conduis conduit conduisons conduisez conduisent Also construire to build, construct cuire to cook (intransitive) déduire to deduce, infer détruire to destroy
Page 1 and 2: Verbs can be in one of four MOODS:
Page 3: TENIR to hold tiens tiens tient ten
Page 7 and 8: enjoindre to enjoin, call on, order
Page 9 and 10: Exercise 8 (irregular RE verbs) 1 H
Page 11 and 12: Exercise 12 (semi-irregular verbs)
Page 13 and 14: Exercise 15 (irregular future forms
Page 15 and 16: Exercise 19 (irregular conditional
Page 17 and 18: Exercise 21 (the use of the imperfe
Page 19 and 20: There is a large number of irregula
Page 21 and 22: Exercise 27 (irregular past partici
Page 23 and 24: Exercise 29 (verbs that take être)
Page 25 and 26: Exercise 32 [use of the pluperfect
Page 27 and 28: THE PAST ANTERIOR Formation: use th
Page 29 and 30: AGREEMENT OF THE PAST PARTICIPLE Th
Page 31 and 32: Exercise 42 Exercise 43 7 If the tr
Page 33 and 34: THE USE OF S’EN ALLER The verb me
Page 35 and 36: 4 VERBS FOUND ONLY IN THE PAST PART
Page 37 and 38: POUVOIR je peux I can, I may, I’m
Page 39 and 40: Y AVOIR The verb is used [a] on its
Page 41 and 42: VERBS WITH MORE THAN ONE MEANING Th
Page 43 and 44: s’user to wear out user de to use
Page 45 and 46: Exercise 56 [verbs with differing m
Page 47 and 48: VERBS THAT TAKE AN INDIRECT OBJECT
Page 49 and 50: Exercise 64 [verbs that take a dire
Page 51 and 52: Exercise 67 [verbs not followed by
Page 53 and 54: Exercise 69 [verbs that take de] 1
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VERBS FOLLOWED BY Â¤Ê autoriser
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Exercise 78 [verbs that take à] 1
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THE FORM AND USE OF THE IMPERATIVE
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THE SUBJUNCTIVE The subjunctive is
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[5] After verbs of PERMISSION défe
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[8] After IMPERSONAL VERBS (unless
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C’est le seul homme qui soit venu
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Exercise 91 [use of the subjunctive
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AVOIDING THE SUBJUNCTIVE The subjun
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He worked hard in order that his fa
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falloir be necessary devoir to have
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suivre to follow suis suis suit sui
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ÊTRE être bien avec to be on good
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ALLER les affaires vont bien busine
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PRENDRE prendre un bain / une douch
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VOIR & VOULOIR faites voir let me s
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VALOIR & MOURIR il vaudrait mieux q
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SERVIR & SENTIR cela ne sert à rie
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As these show obligation, use devoi
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