6.5.3 Tenses:

• What do you remove from a regular verb infinitive to form the présent tense?

  -er, -ir, -re
• What is the first-person singular conjugation of "être" in the présent tense?

  suis
• How do you form the past participle of a regular -er verb in the passé composé?

  Add -é
• To form the past participle of a regular -re verb, add the ending -u
• How is the past participle formed for regular verbs ending in -er?

  -é
• Most verbs in French use 'avoir' as the auxiliary verb in the passé composé.

  True
• What are the two components of the passé composé?

  Auxiliary verb and past participle
• The imparfait tense is used to describe habitual actions in the past
• What is the infinitive ending removed to form the stem for regular verbs in the futur simple?

  -er, -ir, -re
• The futur simple is used to express plans and predictions about the future.

  True
• Which infinitive form is used to create the stem for regular verbs in the conditionnel présent?

  Without -er, -ir, -re
• To form the Conditionnel Présent for regular verbs, you take the verb stem and add the imparfait
• The présent tense in French expresses actions happening in the present moment
• Order the steps to conjugate a regular -er verb in the présent tense.

  1️⃣ Take the infinitive form of the verb

  2️⃣ Remove the -er ending

  3️⃣ Add the appropriate présent tense ending
• The présent tense is used to describe habitual actions and facts.


  True
• The auxiliary verb "être" requires agreement in gender and number with the subject.


  True
• With which auxiliary verb are reflexive verbs conjugated in the passé composé?

  être
• Which verbs use 'être' as the auxiliary verb in the passé composé?

  Reflexive and intransitive
• Verbs that use 'être' as the auxiliary must agree in gender and number with the subject.

  True
• Which form of the verb in the présent tense is used as the starting point for forming the imparfait?

  nous form
• The futur simple ending for the subject pronoun 'nous' is -ons
• The conditionnel présent is used to express hypothetical situations and conditional actions
• Irregular verbs in the conditionnel présent add the same imparfait endings to their altered stems.

  True
• The irregular verb être has the stem ser-
• To form the présent tense for regular verbs, you remove the infinitive ending and add the appropriate endings
• Regular verbs ending in -er form the past participle by adding -é
• What are three uses of the imparfait tense in French?

  Habitual actions, ongoing states, background settings
• What tense is often contrasted with the imparfait to describe completed past actions?

  Passé composé
• What happens to the verb stem of irregular verbs in the Futur Simple?

  It changes
• The futur simple endings for irregular verbs are the same as for regular verbs, but the verb stem changes
• For irregular verbs in the futur simple, only the endings change.

  False
• Conditional clauses with 'si' often use the imparfait in the 'si' clause and the conditionnel présent in the main clause.
• The passé antérieur is formed using the passé simple of the auxiliary verb and the past participle
• The passé antérieur is frequently used in modern spoken French.

  False
• Irregular verbs in the subjonctif présent must have their forms memorized.


  True
• To form the participe présent for regular verbs, you replace '-ons' in the nous form with -ant.
• The participe présent can be used to indicate an action happening at the same time as the main verb.
• Irregular verbs in the présent tense require memorizing stem changes.

  True
• For irregular verbs in the présent tense, the verb stem changes
• The passé composé is used to describe completed actions in the past