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Anonymous users2024-02-06In fact, the first and second groups are rote memorization, which is not difficult at all, and it is basically to remove the "r". That is, some should be double-written letters to pay special attention to (appeler->j'appelle), others need to add letters (e.g., manger->nous mangeons) and variable letters (e.g., commencer->nous commenons), all for pronunciation. The third group of verbs is a little special, and several commonly used words have irregular conjugations, such as être, faire, etc.
Other words have rules to follow, but they can only be understood but not spoken, and when you have a large vocabulary, you will be able to figure out the rules. Follow-up question: So do you have a smooth talk about verb conjugation?
Can you share it? : I haven't heard of French verb conjugation, but if there is, my French teacher taught me, so why bother memorizing until I get dizzy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I think if you remember that the verb belongs to the first group, then you don't need to remember it at all, as long as you get rid of the "r" at the back, you will quickly know the verb change (group 1 and group 2), but about the third group, then you have to keep it in mind, because they have no law, so be sure to remember (group 3)!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-04French verb conjugation is each verb that changes with different pronouns. Verb conjugation is the simultaneous and explicit combination of different pronouns, and the conjugation of verbs is in different forms.
For example, the French word for singing is chanter (this is the original verb form for singing).
I sing: je chante (je is the personal pronoun "I").
You sing: tu chantes (tu is the personal pronoun "you").
He sings: il chante (ibid., and so on).
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