Re: LANGUE NATURELLE: Les groupes des verbes en Français (Re: TECH: Official languages of the list)

Trebor Jung wrote:

>Philippe a écrit: "This works for 1st and 2nd group verbs, but not very
>well for the other ones:
>courir > je courrai, je courrais; je courais; je
>courus (3rd group)
>prendre > je prendrai, je prendrais; je prenais; je
>pris (3rd group)"
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>J'ai lu que le Français utilise trois groupes des verbes. Je n'ai pas
>apprendu c'information dans l'école. SVP, m'enseignez autour ces groupes :)
>
>Merci,
>
>Trebor
>"Les huîtres sont délicieuses, comme fraises :  mais écrasé ensemble ?"
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-er verbs(first group)
Present -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent,
Past Participle -é

-ir verbs(second group)
Present -is, -is, -it,  -issons, -issez, -issent
Past Participle -i

-re verbs(third group)
Present  -s, -s, -, -ons, -ez, ent
Past Participle -u

Mostly, it seems to me, the latter group is irregular.  But what I've
given are the regular endings.  Examples of recular verbs, I think, are
'manger', 'finir' and 'vendre'.  The '-er' verbs mostly come from Latin
'-are' and, I think, 'ére'(Hence Spanish 'cantar' to French 'chanter'),
.  The '-ir' verbs come from '-ire', and the '-re' verbs come from
'-ere', I think (Spanish 'vender', French 'vendre').

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