How do you conjugate er, re, or verbs?

Explanation:

To form the past participle for er verbs, drop the -er and add -é. To form the past participle for regular ir verbs, drop the -ir and add -i. To form the past participle for regular re verbs, drop the -re and add -u.

Bonjour,

Le radical du verbe + les terminaisons des temps simples

pour les temps composés:

auxiliaire avoir ou être,  selon le temps + le participe passé en "é"

Temps simples:

présent:

je marche

imparfait

je marchais

futur

je marcherai

passé  simple

je marchai

temps composés

passé composé

j'ai marché

plus que parfait

j'avais marché

futur antérieu

j'aurai marché  

passé antérieur

j'eus marché

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j'espère que ca aide! ( i hope that this ! )

answer:

Use for hmwk only plz

Explanation: