French 201 Final

Plus-que-parfait

A tense that expresses an action completed before another past action, formed using the imparfait of avoir or être + past participle.

Futur Simple

A tense that expresses an action that will happen in the future, formed with the infinitive + endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont.

Futur Conditionnel

A tense that expresses what would happen under certain conditions, formed using the futur simple stem + imparfait endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient.

Futur Antérieur

A tense that expresses a future action that will be completed before another future action, formed with the futur simple of avoir or être + past participle.

Si Clauses

Conditional sentences in French that express conditions and their consequences, consisting of a protasis (condition) and an apodosis (result).

Direct Object

A grammatical term referring to a noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb directly.

Indirect Object

A noun or pronoun that answers the questions 'to whom?' or 'for whom?' the action of the verb is done, usually preceded by a preposition.

Participe Présent

The present participle in French, used to express simultaneous actions, cause and effect, or describe a characteristic.

Faire Causatif

A grammatical construction used to express that someone causes something to be done instead of doing it directly.

Irregular Past Participles

Past participles that do not follow the regular forms and include verbs like être (été), avoir (eu), faire (fait), etc.

Plus-que-parfait Conjugation

Formed using the imparfait of avoir or être + past participle.

Futur Simple Conjugation

Formed with the infinitive of the verb + endings: -ai, -as, -a, -ons, -ez, -ont.

Futur Conditionnel Conjugation

Formed using the futur simple stem + imparfait endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez, -aient.

Futur Antérieur Conjugation

Formed using the futur simple of avoir or être + past participle.

Si Clauses Conjugation

Uses the present or future tense in the apodosis and the imparfait or conditionnel in the protasis.

avoir stem

aur

être stem

ser

faire

fer

aller

ir

savoir

saur

tenir

tiendr

venir

viendr

vouloir

voudr

courir

courrnvoe

envoyer

Enverr

mourir

mourn

pouvoir

pour

voir

verr

devoir

devrr

recevoir

recevr

decevoir

decevr

pleuvoir

pleuvr

Si+Present

Present, imperatif, future

When do you use de?

About, of, (past)

Do you use à or de after être + emotion?

De

What irregular verb has nothing after it?

Fau-

What indicates a masculine ending

-ment, eur, age, ets,

What indicates a feminine ending

Image, ie, ette, ine, ises,