I have to
I had to
I have had to
I am going to have to
I will have to
I would have to
I can
I want to
I must
I wanted to
I would like to

I feel like
I’m dying to
I am very excited about
I’m looking forward to

DOUBLE PAST (just like in English)

VERBS using AVOIR

I have eaten > I had eaten

You have slept > you had slept

He has sold > he had sold

She has done > she had done

We have seen > we had seen

You have finished > you had finished

They have taken > they had taken

Verbs using ÊTRE

I have gone > I had gone

You have gone out > you had gone out

He has fallen > he had fallen

She has gone in > she had gone in

We have stayed > we had stayed

You have arrived > you had arrived

They have come > they had come

CONTINUOUS ACTION

GO TO THE ‘NOUS’ FORM AND

ADD APPROPRIATE ENDING

AIS, AIS, AIT, IONS, IEZ, AIENT

I was running (courir)

I didn’t know what to do (savoir)

I was driving (conduire)

somebody was following me (suivre)

While I was going there (aller)

I was returning home when (rentrer)

There was a big screen (Il y a)

We wanted to leave Before midnight (vouloir)

I was wasting her time (perdre)

Everybody was waving a flag (brandir)

Everybody was dancing (danser)

Everybody was singing (chanter)

My SISTER was crying (pleurer)

I was walking alone (se promener)

I was trembling (trembler)

We wanted to leave Before midnight (vouloir)

I was wasting her time (perdre)

ONCE OFF

JE SUIS, JE ME SUIS, J’AI

REMEMBER ER – É, IR – I, RE – U

I fell asleep (s’endormir)

My dad drove me (conduire)

I notice a light on (remarquer)

she approached me (s’approcher de)

I went into the KITCHEN (entrer)

I went there (aller)

When I arrived at the SHOP (arriver)

I took out my mobile (sortir)

I shouted at him (crier)

She said that (dire)

He asked me for some money (demander)