
NOM: __________________________ DATE: ____________________
LE FRANÇAIS 7 BON VOYAGE! CHAPÎTRE 3
LES VERBES QUI SE TERMINENT EN ER
I. LES DÉFINITIONS: Écrivez les définitions pour chaque verbe suivant. (Write the
definitions for each of the following verbs).
1. Habiter: ___________________
2. Parler: _____________________
3. Quitter: ____________________
4. Rigoler: ____________________
5. Écouter: ____________________
6. Étudier: ____________________
7. Déjeuner: ___________________
8. Arriver: ____________________
9. Jouer: _____________________
10. Aimer: _____________________
11. Adorer: ____________________
12. Détester: ____________________
13. Travailler: ___________________
14. Rentrer: ____________________
II. LES CONJUGAISONS
Here is what you need to remember whenever you put an ER verb into its different
forms:
The “ER” form of the verb is what is called an infinitive. It is the form of the
verb that you find whenever you look it up in a dictionary. When a verb is in its
infinitive form, it means “to do something.” You saw this when you completed
the above section.
When you conjugate an ER verb, you put it into its different forms. Let’s take
the verb “habiter”, for instance. When you take the ER off of “ha biter”, you
are left with the stem.
habitER habit—
Now let’s conjugate habiter. When you conjugate, you add different endings
depending on your subject pronoun:
o Je: --e
o Tu: --es
o Il, elle, on: -e
Conjugation affects the meaning of an ER verb. For instance, here’s what
happens when you conjugate “habiter”:
o J’habite: I live in