Venir (to come) - 5 Main French Tenses

The video tutorial explores the conjugation of the French verb 'veneer' in five different tenses: present, past, imperfect, future, and conditional. It highlights the challenges of conjugating third group verbs and provides examples for each tense. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of learning past participles and stems by heart, especially for irregular verbs like 'veneer'.

What is the present tense form of 'venir' for 'I come'?

• Je viens

• Je venons

• Je venez

• Je viens

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'venir' in the passé composé?

• Faire

• Être

• Aller

• Avoir

In the passé composé, why does the past participle of 'venir' sometimes change spelling?

• To match the tense

• To match the mood

• To match the gender and number of the subject

• To match the verb group

What is the stem used for the imperfect tense of 'venir'?

• Ven

• Vien

• Viendr

• Venu

Which tense shares the same endings as the imperfect tense?

• Conditional

• Present

• Passé Composé

• Future

What is the future stem of 'venir'?

• Ven

• Vien

• Viendr

• Venu

How do you form the conditional tense of 'venir'?

• Use the present stem with future endings

• Use the imperfect stem with future endings

• Use the past participle with present endings

• Use the future stem with imperfect endings