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[quartz mantle]

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[dapper relic]

like all tenses?

/moods

[clear thistle]

yeah, just any general advice. If you want to give advice for something specific just do it though idm :)

btw nice daisuke pfp

[dapper relic]

the lawless french website does a really good job of outlining exceptions / exception families if that’s a thing ur ever really tripping up on

u’ll find a lot of verbs share the same ending and so their conjugations in certain tenses will be shared

[clear thistle]

k i'll consider that but for now I just need to know my basics 😭 I barely know passé composé

[dapper relic]

ex: venir, tenir, devenir, soutenir, revenir

[clear thistle]

yeah, I actually am from spain so i know how it all goes, I just kept dragging it

[dapper relic]

if it’s passé composé then it’s especially useful for irregular past participles

[dapper relic]

ohh gotcha

you could always just go the canadian highschool french route and find those stupid conjugation songs 🔥🔥

[clear thistle]

oh yeah that sounds cool

ty :)

[dapper relic]

for the most part verbs are just sorted into their -er -ir -re groups anyway no matter what tense/mood so it should be fairly easy

the harder part is just application + having a large scope on vocabulary

[clear thistle]

ok ty

[median onyx]

the hardest tense to conjugate is 100% present tense. All other tenses have significantly less exceptions and are typically based on the present tense and/or each other

[tight narwhal]

https://www.linguno.com/practice/conjugations/demo/

This site may be helpful to you @clear thistle

[clear thistle]

k, thanks for the heads-up :)