Minilingo Smart Kids Let's Learn French Verbs (All Ages)

Introduction

Avoir: To Have Present Tense

Avoir: To Have Imperfect Tense

Avoir: To Have Future Tense

Avoir: To Have Perfect Tense

What Have We Done so Far?

Etre: To Be Present Tense

Etre: To Be Imperfect Tense

Etre: To Be Future Tense

Etre: To Be Perfect Tense

Review of the Verbs Avoir and Être

Aller: To Go Present Tense

Aller: To Go Imperfect Tense

Aller: To Go Future Tense

Aller: To Go Perfect Tense.

Aller: To Go Simple Guidelines

Review so Far + a Look into Regular 'Er', 'Ir' and 'Re' Verbs

Example of a Regular 'Er' Verb. Parler: To Speak. Present Tense

Parler: To Speak Imperfect Tense

Parler: To Speak Future Tense

Parler: To Speak Perfect Tense

Examples of When to Use the Imperfect and Perfect Tense

Example of a Regular 'Ir' Verb. Finir: To Finish. Present Tense

Finir: To Finish Imperfect Tense

Finir: To Finish Future Tense

Finir: To Finish Perfect Tense

Review of 'Finir.

Example of a Regular 'Re' Verb.Vendre: To Sell. Present Tense

Vendre: To Sell Imperfect Tense

Vendre: To Sell Future Tense

Vendre: To Sell Perfect Tense

Review of 'Vendre.

An Excercise: Which Tense Is This?

Tense Practice. Which Tense Is This

Progress Test on the Perfect Tense of 'Aller.

An Excercise: Try Translating into Written French

Explanation of How to How to Take 'Avoir' into the Perfect Tense

How to Use 'Aller' + the Infinitive to Express the Immediate Future

How to Use the Negative with the Different Tenses

Instead of Using the Imperfect Tense, Try 'En Train De' + the Infinitive

Plenary - Final Review