Leçon 7 Notes singular plural je parle I speak nous parlons we

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Leçon 7 Notes
Culture (p. 93)
What is a collège? __________________ What is a lycée? __________________
What is a boum? __________________
There are two synonyms for boum. What are they? __________________ __________________
Grammaire – Les verbes (p. 94)
What is the basic form of a verb called? (You may remember from your verb notes) ____________________
This is a complete unconjugated verb.
There are two parts of a conjugated regular verb. They are the stem and the ending. How do you find the stem
of a regular –er verb? Take off the _______.
Parler and habiter are regular verbs because they follow __________________________________________.
What does je become before a vowel sound? _______
parler = to __________________ stem = parl-
singular
plural
je parle
I speak
nous parlons
we speak
tu parles
you speak
vous parlez
you/y’all speak
il/elle parle
he/she speaks
ils/elles parlent
they (m/f) speak
habiter = to __________________ stem = habit-
singular
plural
j’habite
I live
nous habitons
we live
tu habites
you live
vous habitez
you/y’all live
il/elle habite
he/she lives
ils/elles habitent
they (m/f) live
chanter = to __________________ stem = __________________-
singular
plural
je
I
nous
we
tu
you
vous
you/y’all
il/elle
he/she
ils/elles
they (m/f)

aimer = to __________________ stem = __________________-
singular
plural
je
I
nous
we
tu
you
vous
you/y’all
il/elle
he/she
ils/elles
they (m/f)
Vocabulaire (p. 95)
en français …
en anglais …
aimer
to live (in + city)
to invite
to organize
to visit (places)
to look at, to watch
to telephone/call someone
to listen to
Grammaire - Les verbes (p. 96 – see the “observation” at the very bottom of the page)
What is the nous form ending for –ger verbs like voyager, manger, & nager? ____________
nager = to __________________ stem = __________________-
singular
plural
je
I
*nous
we
tu
you
vous
you/y’all
il/elle
he/she
ils/elles
they (m/f)
voyager = to __________________ stem = __________________-
singular
plural
je
I
*nous
we
tu
you
vous
you/y’all
il/elle
he/she
ils
they (m/f)

Grammaire (p. 98)
How do you make a verb negative (not, don’t)?
subject
________
conjugated verb
________
What happens if the verb begins with a vowel / vowel sound? ne becomes ______
I speak = _________________________ I don’t speak = ________________________
Find the possible translations for:
Je joue au tennis. ___________________________________
___________________________________
___________________________________
Je ne joue pas au tennis. ___________________________________
___________________________________
Vocabulaire (p. 100)
en français …
en anglais …
bien
very well
badly, poorly
a lot, much, very much
a little, a little bit
often
always
aussi
now
rarely, seldom
The above expressions are adverbs and they are usually placed ________________ the verb.
Can they ever come between the subject & verb? ___________
Vocabulaire (p. 100)
en francais…
en anglais…
terrific!
Dommage!

Grammaire – verbe + infinitif (p. 101)
**When there are two verbs in a phrase, the first verb is ______________________ and the second verb is
__________ (it’s kept in the _______________________). **(We’ll talk about this in the PowerPoint.)
subject
1st verb
(CONJUGATED)
2nd verb
(INFINITIVE)
J’ aime parler.
Nous aimons nager.
In a negative sentence, when there are two verbs, the ne and pas go around the ____________ verb.
subject
________
1st verb
(CONJUGATED)
________
2nd verb
(INFINITIVE)
Je n’ aime pas parler.
Nous n’ aimons pas nager.
The infinitive is used after the following:
en français …
en anglais …
Je préfère …
I would like
I (don’t) want
Do you want …?
I can (can’t)
Je dois …