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Irregular Verbs I 1
Now that you're feeling comfortable with basic verbs and regular verbs, it's time to start learning some irregular verbs. In this lesson, you'll learn present tense conjugations of the verbs "partir" (to leave), "dormir" (to sleep) and "sortir" (to go out)!
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Irregular Verbs I 2
This lesson will continue your practice with the verbs for leaving, sleeping and going out which you can use to talk about your plans for the day and evening! Just remember to balance sleeping and going out as much as possible!
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Irregular Verbs I 3
The verbs "lire" (to read) and "écrire" (to write) might be irregular in French, but they're super-important, so use this short audio lesson to fine-tune your knowledge of them!
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Irregular Verbs I 4
In this short lesson you'll learn more conjugations of the verbs for reading and writing as well as more vocabulary to describe things that you may read and write!
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Irregular Verbs I 5
In this short lesson, you'll learn the present tense conjugation for the verb "vouloir" (to want) which you can use to express your wants and desires!
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Irregular Verbs I 6
Now that you know how to express your wants and desires, it's time to learn how to ask people to do you a favor! Learn this very important skill while practising various conjugations of the verb "pouvoir" (to be able to).
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Irregular Verbs I 7
As much as we would like to be able to do everything all the time, sometimes it's necessary to turn people down! In this lesson, you'll learn how to make excuses by saying what you have to do using the verb "devoir" (to have to).
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Irregular Verbs I 8
With this short lesson, you'll get more practice with the verbs "pouvoir" (to be able to), "vouloir" (to want) and "devoir" (to have to). You'll also learn some useful expressions to react politely even when the person you'd like to make plans with always seems to be busy!
Essential Irregular Verbs
Unfortunately, just because a verb is irregular doesn't mean that it is rare. In fact, irregular verbs are some of the most commonly used verbs in French! You'll learn (or review) the essentials in this set: "être" (to be), "avoir" (to have), "aller" (to go), "vouloir" (to want), "faire" (to make/to do), "pouvoir" (to be able to), "savoir" (to know), "partir" (to leave), and "sortir" (to go out). It may seem like a mouthful now, but they'll become second nature in no time!
