Review: French -er, -re, -ger, and -cer verbs
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Review: French -er,
-re, -ger, and -cer verbs
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How to conjugate -er verbs
1. Remove the ending (-er) to find the verb stem
2. Determine the appropriate subject pronoun
3. Add the corresponding ending
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How to conjugate -re verbs
1. Remove the ending (-re) to find the verb stem
2. Determine the appropriate subject pronoun
3. Add the corresponding ending
(Sound familiar?)
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-ger and -cer exceptions
As we learned a few weeks ago, verbs that end in -ger and -cer are conjugated irregularly ONLY in the NOUS form
When conjugating a verb that ends in -ger, you MUST add an extra E to the end of the stem before adding the ending (ons)
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-ger and -cer exceptions
When conjugating a verb that ends in -cer, you MUST change the c BEFORE the ending (ons) to a ç
Both of these exceptions turn a hard-sounding consonate into a softer-sounding one, which is more common in French!
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