Merritt Island, FL French Lessons
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French Grammar Rules: How to Conjugate Regular Verbs
Why do verbs in French change so much? Get clarification on the rules for conjugating the most common French verbs from French tutor Carol Beth L.... Verb conjugations are the bane of some French students who are not accustomed to the constantly changing verb endings in English. To be sure, we do conjugate our verbs. We add -ed for the past: "I look" becomes "I looked." We add -s to in the singular third person: "I run," becomes "he runs." But often times, English verbs are a lit … Read More