Conjugation

French verbs

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13 published verbs
3 groups
13 patterns

Published verbs

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13 verbs shown

être
no. 1
The most common French state conjugation_verb; it also serves as an auxiliary in compound tenses.
Third groupIrregularAuxiliary être
avoir
no. 2
A conjugation_verb of possession that is also the main auxiliary of compound tenses.
Third groupIrregularAuxiliary avoir
aller
no. 3
A highly irregular conjugation_verb of motion that is conjugated with the auxiliary être.
Third groupIrregularHighly irregular verbs
parler
no. 10
Parler means to use words in order to communicate with someone.
First groupRegularRegular -er verbs
partir
no. 30
Partir means to leave a place and go somewhere else.
Third groupIrregularpartir-type -ir verbs
finir
no. 40
Finir means to bring an action to its end.
Second groupRegular-ir verbs with the -iss- infix
recevoir
no. 50
Recevoir means to get something that someone gives or sends.
Third groupIrregularrecevoir-type -oir verbs
manger
no. 60
To take food into the mouth, chew it and swallow it.
First groupRegular-ger verbs
vendre
no. 60
Vendre means to give goods to someone in exchange for money.
Third groupIrregularvendre-type -re verbs
commencer
no. 70
To do the first part of an action, or to enter its first stage.
First groupRegular-cer verbs
acheter
no. 120
To obtain goods or services in exchange for money.
First groupRegular-e_er verbs taking è
jeter
no. 210
To send something away from oneself, or to get rid of an object.
First groupRegular-eler and -eter verbs doubling the consonant
nettoyer
no. 380
To remove dirt from a place, an object or a piece of clothing.
First groupRegular-yer verbs