Talking about the past in French becomes much easier once the passe composé starts to feel familiar. This tense pops up everywhere—when someone says what they did today, shares a quick story, or explains something surprising that just happened. Because it’s the most common past tense in everyday French, getting comfortable with it instantly boosts…
Meaning: to jumpType: Regular – ER verbLevel: Beginner to IntermediateUses: jumping, movement, sports, everyday actions Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je saute I jump / I’m jumping tu sautes you jump / you’re jumping il/elle/on saute he/she/one jumps / is jumping nous sautons we jump / we are jumping vous sautez you…
Meaning: to fly (also: to steal, depending on context)Type: Regular – ER verb (uses avoir in passé composé)Level: Beginner to IntermediateUses: flying (planes, birds), moving through the air, sometimes “to steal” Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je vole I fly / I’m flying tu voles you fly / you’re flying il/elle/on vole…
Meaning: to roll, to drive (a vehicle)Type: Regular – ER verbLevel: Beginner to IntermediateUses: driving, movement, objects rolling, vehicles Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je roule I drive / I roll tu roules you drive / you roll il/elle/on roule he/she/one drives / rolls nous roulons we drive / we roll vous…
Meaning: to runType: Irregular – IR verb (uses avoir in passé composé)Level: Beginner to IntermediateUses: running, sports, rushing, hurrying Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je cours I run / I’m running tu cours you run / you’re running il/elle/on court he/she/one runs / is running nous courons we run / we are…
Meaning: to walk, to work (function), to operateType: Regular – ER verb (uses avoir in passé composé)Level: Beginner to IntermediateUses: walking, daily actions, saying something works or doesn’t work Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je marche I walk / I’m walking tu marches you walk / you’re walking il/elle/on marche he/she/one walks…
Meaning: to move around, to get around, to travel within an areaType: Pronominal – ER verb (uses être in passé composé)Level: Beginner to IntermediateUses: moving from place to place, getting around a city, changing position Présent (Present Tense) Subject French form English meaning je me déplace I move around / I’m moving around tu te…
Is Descendre Verb Conjugation confusing because the verb sometimes means “to go down” and other times “to take something down”? It is one of DR MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs. Descendre is a common French verb used for movement, reduction, removal, and even getting off public transport. This guide explains every tense and mood clearly, with natural…
Monter Verb Conjugation often confuses learners because this verb changes meaning depending on context and can use either avoir or être in the past. Monter appears constantly in daily French to talk about going up, climbing, assembling, increasing, or putting something on. This guide explains every tense and mood clearly, with translations and real-life examples….
In case Arriver Verb Conjugation seems simple but keeps causing mistakes, it’s because the verb carries many meanings in everyday French. It is one of DR MRS VANDERTRAMP verbs. From physical arrival to sudden events, this guide explains every tense clearly with real-life usage. Let’s start with what makes arriver special. What You Need To…
