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French Verb Conjugation
Learn present-tense forms with clear conjugation tables, natural examples, pronunciation, and practice. Start with regular -er and -ir patterns, then explore irregular verbs.
Choose a verb below to see its present forms and usage, then try a five-question practice. Explore all French games or review common verb vocabulary. For noun gender, read the French articles lesson.
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Most Common French Verbs
parler
to speak
aimer
to like / love
travailler
to work
regarder
to watch
Γ©couter
to listen
jouer
to play
finir
to finish
chercher
to look for
habiter
to live
Regular -er Verbs
These verbs share the present endings -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, and -ent; spelling changes such as nous commenΓ§ons are shown on each page.
parler
to speak
aimer
to like / love
travailler
to work
regarder
to watch
Γ©couter
to listen
jouer
to play
commencer
to start
chercher
to look for
habiter
to live
visiter
to visit
Regular -ir Verbs
Finir, choisir, and rΓ©ussir share the -iss- stem in their plural present forms.
Irregular Verbs
These verbs need their own forms; open a page to compare the six subject patterns.
partir
to leave
Γͺtre
to be
avoir
to have
aller
to go
faire
to do / make
pouvoir
can
vouloir
to want
venir
to come
prendre
to take
dire
to say
voir
to see
savoir
to know
devoir
must / owe
mettre
to put
All French Verbs
parler
to speak
aimer
to like / love
travailler
to work
regarder
to watch
Γ©couter
to listen
jouer
to play
finir
to finish
choisir
to choose
rΓ©ussir
to succeed
vendre
to sell
attendre
to wait
rΓ©pondre
to answer
commencer
to start
chercher
to look for
habiter
to live
visiter
to visit
partir
to leave
Γͺtre
to be
avoir
to have
aller
to go
faire
to do / make
pouvoir
can
vouloir
to want
venir
to come
prendre
to take
dire
to say
voir
to see
savoir
to know
devoir
must / owe
mettre
to put
