et les verbes comme venir

Le verbe « venir » et les verbes comme venir
A. Au présent :
Nous venons
Je viens
Tu viens
Vous venez
Il/elle/on vient
Ils viennent
Pratiquez:
Stéphanie is coming to dinner tonight.
You are coming back at 10 o’clock.
B. Au passé composé:
a) Le verbe auxiliaire: __être____________________________
b) Participe passé: __venu(e)(s)____________________________
We came to the castle last winter.
C. À l’imparfait:
Je venais
Nous venions
Tu venais
Vous veniez
Il/elle/on venait
Ils/elles venaient
Mondays, I came from the beach to the café.
D. Venir de + l’infinitif :
To just have _____
Mes amis viennent d’arriver.
Benjamin just played tennis.
E. Des verbes comme “venir”: (all verbs that contain –venir and –tenir are conjugated in this manner,
*though not all the verbs use être au passé composé comme verbe auxiliaire)
Tenir to keep/hold
Entretenir to look after/support
revenir to come back
Appartenir to belong to
Intervenir to intervene
se souvenir to remember
contenir to contain
Maintenir to maintain
soutenir to support
Convenir to suit/ be suitable
Obtenir to obtain
se tenir to remain, stay
(oneself), take place, behave
Détenir to detain
Parvenir to reach/achieve
Devenir to become
prévenir* to warn
Pratiquez:
1. We just took a test.
2. They just ate lunch.
3. You just wrote a letter.
4. You become a teacher.
5. She remembers her mother.
6. You all achieve a goal.
7. They (f.) obtain the novel.
8. We detain the man.
9. You hold my bag.
10. The parents intervene.
11. The witch warns the prince.
12. I come back to the hotel.
13. The suitcase contains some clothes.