Avoir, Être, Aller et Faire Mme DiMarco.  In French, we have 4 very important verbs. Two of these verbs will serve as the auxiliary verb when we learn.

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Avoir, Être, Aller et Faire Mme DiMarco

 In French, we have 4 very important verbs. Two of these verbs will serve as the auxiliary verb when we learn about le passé composé. The other two verbs are useful in every day conversation…  We will start by learning the PRESENT TENSE  All four of these verbs are irregular!!!!  This means that they do not follow the standard conjugation pattern Important Verbs!

1.Avoir – to have 1.Être – to be 1.Aller – to go 1.Faire – to do/make The verbs

PrepositionVerbTranslation J’AII have TUASYou have IL/ELLEAHe/she has NOUSAVONSWe have VOUSAVEZYou (plural) have ILS/ELLESONTThey have Avoir – to have

Être – to be PrepositionVerbTranslation JESUISI am TUESYou are IL/ELLEESTHe/she is NOUSSOMMESWe are VOUSÊTESYou (plural) are ILS/ELLESSONTThey are

PrepositionVerbTranslation JEVAISI go TUVASYou go IL/ELLEVAHe/she goes NOUSALLONSWe go VOUSALLEZYou (plural) go ILS/ELLESVONTThey go Aller – to go

PrepositionVerbTranslation JEFAISI do/make TUFAISYou do/make IL/ELLEFAITHe/she does/makes NOUSFAISONSWe do/make VOUSFAITESYou (plural) do/make ILS/ELLESFONTThey do/make Faire – to do/make

 Work on page 13 in your cahier  Practice conjugating these fourverbs Try it out!