regular -er verbs have the following endings in the singular form: (je) -e, (tu) -es, (il) -e and (elle) -e

French adverb meaning also, as well or too

song - J’adore le verbe adorer ! C’est un verbe en -er régulier ! J’adore -e ...

aimer

aider

habiter

adorer

donner

préparer

trouver

j’habite

tu habites

il habite

elle habite

Je donne un cadeau à Léa.

J’aide mon père à la maison.

J'habite à Lorient.

Il aide aussi à la maison.

Il aide à la maison, aussi.

My friend: singular -er verbs

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Likes: 'aimer', 'mon', 'ma' and 'ton', 'ta'

Preferences: singular verbs of opinion

Preferences: extending my sentences

In this unit, pupils learn singular persons of new -er verbs ‘aimer’ to like and ‘préférer’ to prefer to express likes and preferences. They use reference resources to personalise their responses, researching new nouns. Pupils also develop phonics, learning a new spelling [ai] for the [ê/è] sound.

What I and others like: opinion verbs

Which of the following words translate the French word 'à'?

Which of the following are 'regular -er verbs'.

Put this sentence in order to mean 'I prepare the lunch as well.'

Put this sentence in order to mean 'She also helps at home'.

Fill in the correct part of the verb 'habiter' in this sentence. 'Il {{}} à Paris

What is the correct French possessive adjective to use with 'la maison' to mean 'my house'?

What is the correct form of the verb 'aimer' to use with 'tu'?

My friend: singular -er verbs

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