Conjugating -IR Verbs in French
In French, there are three types of verb infinitives: ER, -IR, and RE. This guide focuses on conjugating -IR verbs, such as finir (to finish) and other common -IR verbs like choisir (to choose) and réussir (to succeed). Learn how to conjugate these verbs and practice with examples for different subjects. Mastering the conjugation of -IR verbs is essential for speaking and writing accurately in French.
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We already know there are 3 different types of French verb infinitives. They end in ER, -IR, and RE We also already know how to conjugate regular ER verbs. Chop off the ER Add the endings: e ons es ez e ent
Now lets learn how to conjugate IR verbs: Chop off the IR Add the new endings: is is it -issons - issez - issent
Try to conjugate finir: Finir: to finish Je Nous Tu Vous Il Elle On Ils Elles
Other IR Verbs: Choisir to choose Grossir to get fat/to gain weight Maigrir to get thin/to lose weight Ob ir to obey Punir to punish Remplir to fill (out) R ussir to succeed/to pass (a test)
