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French Verbs Conjugation Template

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Ready-to-use cheat sheet for -er, -ir, -re and -oir verb conjugations

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One print-ready template featuring the 25 most popular verbs in the French language. It is a table containing the conjugation of verbs ending in -er, -ir, -re and -oir. The verbs are conjugated in the present tense, and the entire file is editable in Canva and available in A4 format.

  • -er (8): aller, donner, parler, aimer, acheter, manger, jouer, étudier
  • -ir (3): venir, finir, partir
  • -re (7): être, faire, dire, prendre, mettre, comprendre, connaître
  • -oir (7): avoir, pouvoir, vouloir, devoir, savoir, voir, s'asseoir

The verb list has been prepared based on the publication "Le Robert - Conjugaison" and focuses on examples that are used in everyday conversations.

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French is an extremely popular language worldwide, spoken by over 300 million people across 5 continents, with the main reasons for learning it being huge professional and cultural benefits. People learn French because it is a key language in international business. Our product features the 25 most popular verbs and is an ideal solution for anyone looking for ready-to-use educational materials to start learning this language. The entire product focuses on present tense conjugation, but since the template is available in Canva, you can expand it with additional forms and vocabulary.

The template includes both regular and irregular verbs, taking into account the key verb groups ending in -er, -ir, -re and -ori. The layout is presented in an easy-to-read table format.

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  • French verbs with endings: -er, -ir, -re.

The product is a ready-to-use material that works great both for self-taught learners and for teachers and tutors looking for educational resources for their groups of students. The file is available as a PDF and an editable Canva template depending on your needs. For those who only want to learn the most frequently used verbs, it is a ready-to-print study cheat sheet. The template is especially suitable for learners at the A0–A2 language proficiency level.

List of the 25 most common French verbs in the Template:

  • Être - To be
  • Avoir - To have
  • Aller - To go
  • Faire - To do, to make
  • Dire - To say
  • Pouvoir - To be able to/can
  • Vouloir - To want
  • Devoir - To have to/must
  • Prendre - To take
  • Venir - To come
  • Savoir - To know
  • Voir - To see
  • Mettre - To put
  • Donner - To give
  • Parler - To speak
  • Aimer - To like, to love
  • Finir - To finish
  • Comprendre - To understand
  • Partir - To leave
  • S’asseoir - To sit
  • Acheter - To buy
  • Manger - To eat
  • Connaître - To know
  • Jouer - To play
  • Étudier - To study

What is a French verb conjugation chart?

This is a single-page chart featuring the 25 most common French verbs, covering both regular and irregular forms ending in -er, -ir,-re and -oir. The verbs are conjugated in the present tense across all grammatical persons. The entire product fits on a single page and is fully editable in Canva.

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Our template is an excellent tool for beginners who don't know where or how to start learning French. The verbs that appear in everyday conversations provide a solid foundation to kick off your studies, which can be expanded with additional vocabulary as you make progress.

French Verbs Conjugation Template

French verbs grouped by infinitive ending

The verbs on the chart fall into four groups by their infinitive ending. Eight end in -er, for example parler (to speak), three in -ir, for example finir (to finish), seven in -re, for example prendre (to take), and seven in -oir, for example pouvoir (to be able to). The -er group is the largest and the most predictable, with one famous exception: aller. Of the three -ir verbs, only finir follows the regular pattern, while partir and venir are irregular. All seven -re verbs and all seven -oir verbs are irregular, so seeing them side by side shows which patterns repeat and which forms you have to learn.

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Frequently Asked Questions about French Verbs Conjugation Template

To conjugate regular -er verbs (the 1st group) in the present tense, drop the -er from the infinitive to find the stem, then add the following endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent. According to French linguistic standards, these verbs (like parler or aimer) make up about 90% of all French verbs.

Example: Parler (To speak)

  • Je parle
  • Tu parles
  • Il/Elle parle
  • Nous parlons
  • Vous parlez
  • Ils/Elles parlent

To conjugate regular -ir verbs (the 2nd group) in the present tense, remove the -ir to find the stem, then add the endings: -is, -is, -it, -issons, -issez, -issent. The defining characteristic of this group (like finir or choisir) is the "-iss" sound that appears in the plural forms.

Example: Finir (To finish)

  • Je finis
  • Tu finis
  • Il/Elle finit
  • Nous finissons
  • Vous finissez
  • Ils/Elles finissent

To conjugate regular -re verbs (the 3rd group) in the present tense, drop the -re from the infinitive and add the endings: -s, -s, (nothing), -ons, -ez, -ent. Note that the third-person singular (il/elle/on) takes no ending, leaving the stem as is (e.g., vendre becomes il vend).

Example: Vendre (To sell)

  • Je vends
  • Tu vends
  • Il/Elle vend
  • Nous vendons
  • Vous vendez
  • Ils/Elles vendent

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