French common verbs game

Eighteen verbs in the infinitive, led by the four that carry most of the language: être, avoir, aller and faire. Faire alone covers doing, making, and most of the weather.

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All seven games run on this set. Grid Hack works well because infinitives are short, and the -er, -ir and -re endings start to look like a pattern once you have seen them in a grid a few times.

The 18 words you will practise

All 18 words in this set
FrenchEnglishSay it like
être to be EH-truh
avoir to have ah-VWAR
aller to go ah-LAY
faire to do, to make fehr
dire to say deer
voir to see vwar
venir to come vuh-NEER
parler to speak par-LAY
manger to eat mon-ZHAY
boire to drink bwar
habiter to live somewhere ah-bee-TAY
travailler to work trah-vah-YAY
s'appeler to be called sah-play
pouvoir can, to be able to poo-VWAR
vouloir to want voo-LWAR
devoir must, to have to duh-VWAR
savoir to know a fact sah-VWAR
connaître to know a person or place ko-NEH-truh

7 games run on this set

  • Sky Rescue: 10 rounds
  • Pop Quiz: 10 rounds
  • Kraken Escape: 48 rounds
  • Warp Run: 10 rounds
  • Flooded Hold: 6 rounds
  • Grid Hack: 6 rounds
  • The Vault: 14 rounds

Questions

Are these conjugated?

No. The games use the infinitive, the form you would find in a dictionary. Conjugation is a lesson topic; this is a vocabulary drill.

Why does s'appeler have an s' in front of it?

It is reflexive: literally to call oneself. Je m'appelle is I call myself, which is how French says my name is. The se is part of the verb, so the set keeps it.

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