Ask others: -er verbs 2nd persons singular and plural
I can ask and answer questions in the 2nd person singular and plural verb forms, using a range of -er verbs.
Ask others: -er verbs 2nd persons singular and plural
I can ask and answer questions in the 2nd person singular and plural verb forms, using a range of -er verbs.
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Key learning points
- The 1st person singular of the verb is the 'je' form, the verb ends in -e.
- The 1st person plural of the verb is the 'nous' form, the verb ends in -ons.
- The 2nd person singular of the verb is the 'tu' form, the verb ends in -es.
- The 2nd person plural of the verb is the 'vous' form, the verb ends in -ez.
- To turn a statement into a question, you raise your voice at the end. This is called intonation.
Keywords
2nd person singular - the 'tu' form of the verb
2nd person plural - the 'vous' form of the verb
Common misconception
When forming questions, we have to translate 'do you' into French.
There is no phrase for 'do you' in French; we can use intonation instead to form questions.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
I
you (singular)
we
you (plural)
to play, playing
to sing, singing
to stay, staying
to watch, watching
to listen, listen
to study, studying
Exit quiz
6 Questions
the reason
the window
the room
the door
the shirt
the class
écoute le chanteur.
marches à la maison.
chantons à l'école.
organisez une fête.
to the radio
to the singer.
to the teacher.
to mum.
Are you (all) asking for a dog for Christmas?
You are (all) asking for a dog for Christmas.
Are you organising a party.
You organise a party.
Are you (all) watching TV?
You are (all) watching TV.