This is a very complex subject (takes many years for native speakers to learn)
Very simple example with "tomber" (fall)
Présent:
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Je tombe, tu tombes, il tombe, nous tombons, vous tombez, ils tombent
Passé composé
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Je suis tombé, tu es tombé, il est tombé, nous sommes tombés, vous êtes tombés, ils sont tombés
Imparfait:
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Je tombais, tu tombais, il tombait, nous tombions, vous tombiez, ils tombaient
plus-que-parfait:
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J'étais tombé, tu étais tombé, il était tombé, nous étions tombés, vous étiez tombés, ils étaient tombés
futur simple
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Je tomberai, tu tomberas, il tombera, nous tomberons, vous tomberez, ils tomberont
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2006-09-24 03:01:53
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answer #1
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answered by cd4017 4
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There are 3 main classes of French verbs. They each have different endings. Google "French language instruction", or "French verbs", you will find dozens of sites with that info.
Dan.
2006-09-23 04:43:58
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answer #2
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answered by Dan S 6
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Yes I know (most of) them. However this is a very long story... there are many rules for regular verbs, plus irregular ones... so be more specific.
OR buy a book: Bescherelle, it contains ALL of french verbs.
Availble at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Bescherelle-1-Conjugaison-Pour-Tous/dp/2218717166
2006-09-23 04:44:36
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answer #3
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answered by bloo435 4
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present it really depends on the verb but th regular r
present
e
as
es
e
ons
ez
ont
pc
é ( all of it )
future ( u put it in infinitif n then ..........ex chanter = chanterai ...extra)
ai
as
a
ons
ez
ont
imparfait
ais
ais
ait
ions
iez
aient
i dnt knw if this enough but let me say that if u r in 1st level that will be all u need .
good luck
2006-09-23 07:35:01
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answer #4
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answered by who k 3
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