French verb that use daily!!

 

The "Super 7" Core Verbs😜😜

These seven verbs are the most frequently used in the French language. They are irregular, meaning you should memorize their present-tense conjugations. [1, 2, 3, 4]

• Être (To be): Used for descriptions, professions, and location.
  • Je suis (I am), Tu es (You are), Il/Elle est (He/She is). [1]
• Avoir (To have): Used for possession, age, and feelings (like avoir faim, to be hungry).
  • J'ai (I have), Tu as (You have), Il/Elle a (He/She has). [1]
• Aller (To go): Used for movement and to talk about the immediate future.
  • Je vais (I go), Tu vas (You go), Il/Elle va (He/She goes). [1]
• Faire (To do / To make): Used for activities, weather, and chores.
  • Je fais (I do), Tu fais (You do), Il/Elle fait (He/She does). [1]
• Pouvoir (To be able to / Can): Used for asking permission or stating ability.
  • Je peux (I can), Tu peux (You can), Il/Elle peut (He/She can). [1]
• Vouloir (To want): Used for expressing desires or politely asking for things.
  • Je veux (I want), Tu veux (You want), Il/Elle veut (He/She wants). [1]
• Devoir (To have to / Must): Used for obligations or strong probabilities.
  • Je dois (I must), Tu dois (You must), Il/Elle doit (He/She must). [1]

Everyday Routine & Action Verbs💪😁

These verbs are mostly regular -er verbs, meaning they follow a simple pattern. To conjugate them for Je (I), simply remove the "-er" and add an "-e" (e.g., Manger becomes Je mange). [1, 2]

• Manger: To eat. (Je mange)
• Boire: To drink. (Je bois)
• Parler: To speak / talk. (Je parle)
• Travailler: To work. (Je travaille)
• Aimer: To like / love. (J'aime)
• Regarder: To watch / look at. (Je regarde) [1, 2, 3, 4]