Any good ways to remember the future,conditional, and imparfait for french?

Question

i need this soon please.
thank you
and i know them but its hard for me to remeber what endings go where.
GAHHHHHHHH!

Answer 1

Hi, for the future is easy, the endings are the verb "avoir" conjugated (except for nous and vous)

verb + avoir conjugated
je aimerAI
tu aimerAS
il aimerA
nous aimerONS
vous aimerEZ
ils aimerONT

the conditional and the imparfait have the same endings. The only difference is that conditional uses the whole verb+ending while the imparfait uses the verb root + ending

Conditional -------------- Imparfait
j' aimerAIS-------------- j' aimAIS
tu aimerAIS ------------ tu aimAIS
il aimerAIT ------------- il aimAIT
nous aimerIONS ----- nous aimIONS
vous aimerIEZ -------- vouz aimIEZ
ils aimerAIENT ------- ils aimAIENT

Hope that helps ;)

Answer 2

Well, for both futur and conditionnel, the first root is the same, and if it's not the inifintive, it always ends in an 'r.'

Je chanteRai (I will sing.)

Je chanteRais (I would sing.)

Also, conditionnel and imparfait share endings. In my class, we actually sang the mickey mouse song, but that's hard to type. I'll try.

"A-I-S, A-I-S, il elle A-I-T. I-O-N-S, I-E-Z, A-I-E-N-T!"

So, the endings for both imparfait and conditionnel are as follows:

1ps -ais 1pp -ions
2ps -ais 2pp -iez
3ps -ai 3pp -aient

J'aimerAIS manger. (I would like to eat.)
J'aimAIS jouer des jeux comme enfant
(I used to like playing games as a child.)

The futur endings are different, but they're easy because they're basically avoir in present tense.

1ps -ai 1pp -ons
2ps -as 2pp -ez
3ps -a 3pp -ont

Hope that helped!

Answer 3

Imparfait Endings

Answer 4

Yes the endings for French are :

For the future: je/ j' ai, tu as, il a, Nous ons, Vous rez, Ils/Elles ont
Example: I will go to the beach, you will go to the beach. J'irai à la plage, tu iras à la plage.. etc.

For the conditional: je/j' ai, tu ais, il ait, Nous ions, Vous irez, Ils/Elles aient
Example: J'irai à la plage s'il ne pleuvait pas. I would go to the beach if it wasn't raining.

For the imparait: je/j' ais, tu ais, il/elle ait, Nous ions, Vous irez, Ils/Elles aient
Example: Quand j’étais jeune, je regardais beaucoup la télé. When i was younger, I used to watch a lot of T.V.

The endings will ALWAYS end like this :-)

Answer 5

There are no tricks I don't think. It depends on how you learn. Some ideas: Writing them down over and over again Saying them alound over and over again Flash cards Getting people to keep testing you on them all you really need to remember is que = what quand = when qui = who ou = where the est-ce que makes it a question but for what you can't write or say que est-ce que very easily since it doesn't flow so it gets reduced to qu'est-ce que