Comment conjuguer prendre au participe passé ?
Table des matières
- Comment conjuguer prendre au participe passé ?
- Comment conjuguer le verbe faire à l'imparfait ?
- Comment conjuguer le verbe dire au subjonctif présent ?
- What does prendre mean in French?
- What is the past participle of prendre?
- What are some Spanish er verbs?
- Does the French verb Penser need the subjunctive?
Comment conjuguer prendre au participe passé ?
Participe Passé pris
- je prends.
- tu prends.
- il/elle prend.
- nous prenons.
- vous prenez.
- ils/elles prennent.
Comment conjuguer le verbe faire à l'imparfait ?
Conjugaison du verbe faire
- Présent. je fais. tu fais. il fait. nous faisons. vous faites. ils font. ...
- Imparfait. je faisais. tu faisais. il faisait. nous faisions. vous faisiez. ils faisaient. ...
- Passé simple. je fis. tu fis. il fit. nous fîmes. vous fîtes. ils firent. ...
- Futur simple. je ferai. tu feras. il fera. nous ferons. vous ferez. ils feront.
Comment conjuguer le verbe dire au subjonctif présent ?
Subjonctif
- je que dise.
- que tu dises.
- qu'il dise.
- que nous disions.
- que vous disiez.
- qu'ils disent.
What does prendre mean in French?
- À prendre is a French term, which means “to seize” or “to take.” Latin is not the only language that has found its way into common legal vernacular.
What is the past participle of prendre?
- The present participle of prendre is prenant. The passé composé of prendre is formed using the auxiliary verb avoir and the past participle pris. For example, "we took" is nous avons pris. There are a few more basic verb conjugations you may need to know for prendre, though they are less common than those above.
What are some Spanish er verbs?
- In Spanish, there are three categories of verbs. The category is determined by the last two letters of the infinitive: -ar verbs (like hablar) -er verbs (like comer) -ir verbs (like vivir) The infinitive is the base form of the verb, such as to speak, to eat, to live, etc.
Does the French verb Penser need the subjunctive?
- Penser is one of those French verbs that requires the indicative mood when used in a declarative statement, but the subjunctive when used in a question or a negative construction. The reason for this is that when a person says " Je pense que..." whatever comes after que (the subordinate clause) is, in that person's mind, a fact.
