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• Introduction Part 1 Regular Verbs 1 Infinitive 2 Present indicative of regular -er verbs Use of tense 3 Present indicative of regular -ir verbs and interrogative forms -Ir verbs Interrogative forms 4 Present indicative of regular -re verbs and negative form -Re forms Negative form 5 The imperative Use of the imperative 6 The present participle Usage 7 The future Usage 8 The conditional Usage 9 The imperfect past Usage Review 10 Être and avoir (present, future, conditional, imperfect) 11 The past participle Agreement of the past participle 12 The passé composé Être or avoir? Usage 13 The passé simple Usage 14 The present subjunctive Use of the subjunctive mood Use of the present subjunctive 15 The past (or perfect) subjunctive and the pluperfect subjunctive The past subjunctive The pluperfect subjunctive 16 The imperfect subjunctive Use of the imperfect subjunctive 17 Reflexive verbs Agreement of the past participle Review 18 -Cer verbs that change -c- into -ç- 19 -Ger verbs that add a mute -e- 20 Verbs with a mute -e- that changes into -è- 21 Verbs with an -é- that changes into -è- 22 Verbs ending in -yer that change -y- into -i- 23 Verbs ending in -eler or -eter that double the consonant 24 Être and avoir (all tenses) 25 Compound tenses with avoir 26 Compound tenses with être 27 Passive voice Part 2 Irregular Verbs 28 Vouloir, pouvoir, savoir 29 Dormir, prendre, ouvrir 30 Aller, venir, voir 31 Faire, mettre, connaître Idiomatic uses of faire 32 Impersonal verbs (falloir, pleuvoir, neiger) 33 Battre, boire, conduire 34 Courir, craindre, croire 35 Devoir, dire, écrire 36 Lire, mourir, naître 37 Plaire, recevoir, rire 38 Suivre, tenir, vaincre 39 Vivre, valoir 40 S’asseoir Review Appendix: Final Review Answer Key Index of Verbs French-English English-French

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• Introduction Part 1 Regular Verbs 1 Infinitive 2 Present indicative of regular -er verbs Use of tense 3 Present indicative of regular -ir verbs and interrogative forms -Ir verbs Interrogative forms 4 Present indicative of regular -re verbs and negative form -Re forms Negative form 5 The imperative Use of the imperative 6 The present participle Usage 7 The future Usage 8 The conditional Usage 9 The imperfect past Usage Review 10 Être and avoir (present, future, conditional, imperfect) 11 The past participle Agreement of the past participle 12 The passé composé Être or avoir? Usage 13 The passé simple Usage 14 The present subjunctive Use of the subjunctive mood Use of the present subjunctive 15 The past (or perfect) subjunctive and the pluperfect subjunctive The past subjunctive The pluperfect subjunctive 16 The imperfect subjunctive Use of the imperfect subjunctive 17 Reflexive verbs Agreement of the past participle Review 18 -Cer verbs that change -c- into -ç- 19 -Ger verbs that add a mute -e- 20 Verbs with a mute -e- that changes into -è- 21 Verbs with an -é- that changes into -è- 22 Verbs ending in -yer that change -y- into -i- 23 Verbs ending in -eler or -eter that double the consonant 24 Être and avoir (all tenses) 25 Compound tenses with avoir 26 Compound tenses with être 27 Passive voice Part 2 Irregular Verbs 28 Vouloir, pouvoir, savoir 29 Dormir, prendre, ouvrir 30 Aller, venir, voir 31 Faire, mettre, connaître Idiomatic uses of faire 32 Impersonal verbs (falloir, pleuvoir, neiger) 33 Battre, boire, conduire 34 Courir, craindre, croire 35 Devoir, dire, écrire 36 Lire, mourir, naître 37 Plaire, recevoir, rire 38 Suivre, tenir, vaincre 39 Vivre, valoir 40 S’asseoir Review Appendix: Final Review Answer Key Index of Verbs French-English English-French

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• Introduction Part 1 Regular Verbs 1 Infinitive 2 Present indicative of regular -er verbs Use of tense 3 Present indicative of regular -ir verbs and interrogative forms -Ir verbs Interrogative forms 4 Present indicative of regular -re verbs and negative form -Re forms Negative form 5 The imperative Use of the imperative 6 The present participle Usage 7 The future Usage 8 The conditional Usage 9 The imperfect past Usage Review 10 Être and avoir (present, future, conditional, imperfect) 11 The past participle Agreement of the past participle 12 The passé composé Être or avoir? Usage 13 The passé simple Usage 14 The present subjunctive Use of the subjunctive mood Use of the present subjunctive 15 The past (or perfect) subjunctive and the pluperfect subjunctive The past subjunctive The pluperfect subjunctive 16 The imperfect subjunctive Use of the imperfect subjunctive 17 Reflexive verbs Agreement of the past participle Review 18 -Cer verbs that change -c- into -ç- 19 -Ger verbs that add a mute -e- 20 Verbs with a mute -e- that changes into -è- 21 Verbs with an -é- that changes into -è- 22 Verbs ending in -yer that change -y- into -i- 23 Verbs ending in -eler or -eter that double the consonant 24 Être and avoir (all tenses) 25 Compound tenses with avoir 26 Compound tenses with être 27 Passive voice Part 2 Irregular Verbs 28 Vouloir, pouvoir, savoir 29 Dormir, prendre, ouvrir 30 Aller, venir, voir 31 Faire, mettre, connaître Idiomatic uses of faire 32 Impersonal verbs (falloir, pleuvoir, neiger) 33 Battre, boire, conduire 34 Courir, craindre, croire 35 Devoir, dire, écrire 36 Lire, mourir, naître 37 Plaire, recevoir, rire 38 Suivre, tenir, vaincre 39 Vivre, valoir 40 S’asseoir Review Appendix: Final Review Answer Key Index of Verbs French-English English-French