French Verbs

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parler (parler) [par-lé] Present

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💡 Memory hook
Parler is the model verb for -er verbs: know it well, and you'll be able to conjugate hundreds of other regular verbs the same way.

⚠️ Worth knowing
Je parle, tu parles, il parle, ils parlent are pronounced almost identically: only the spelling distinguishes the persons, so rely on context (and the pronoun) more than on sound — a real challenge for English speakers used to hearing the difference.

💬 Example sentence
Present: Je parle français. (I speak French.)

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• 423 essential French verbs, from the most common to the most useful for everyday life
• The 12 French tenses: present, simple past (passé simple), future, present perfect, conditional perfect, future perfect, pluperfect, imperfect, conditional, present subjunctive, imperfect subjunctive, imperative
• Conjugation across all 6 persons (I, you, he/she, we, you all, they)

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• Full verb cards: conjugation, pronunciation, example sentences, irregularities explained
• Tips and traps to avoid: irregular verbs, choosing the right auxiliary (avoir or être), tricky constructions
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• Pronoun mode to check you're matching each form to the right subject
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Every irregular verb is explained, not just listed. Grammar notes point out the classic trap for English speakers: choosing between avoir and être as auxiliary for compound tenses, a category English doesn't have (English just uses "have" for everything). The good news — French être maps cleanly onto English "to be", with no essere/stare-style split to worry about. No fluff — the app gets straight to the point.

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