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1 L’imparfait Day 1

2 Objective Students will be able to form the imperfect tense of regular and irregular verbs in order to describe a vacation.

3 Do Now: Give me 2 words you learned that describe a vacation you took.

4 the imperfect Formation

5 In order to form the imperfect
1.) Find the nous form of the verb Nous parlons Nous finissons Nous tordons

6 Chop off the ons Parl finiss Tord

7 Endings Ais Ait ions iez aient

8 BE CAREFUL Do you remember what happens with -ger verbs?
(You know, the verbs that end in ger like manger and nager)

9 They take an extra e in the nous form!!!
Nous mangeons Nous Nageons

10 So, when you’re forming the imperfect
-ger verbs have a stem ending with e mange- nage-

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