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How French -er verbs flashcards work for conjugation practice

Most French -er verbs follow one pattern: drop the -er and add the ending for each subject. Ready-made French -er verbs flashcards are easy to find, but they rarely match the verbs on your own handout, so build a deck from your class list instead.

  • Regular -er endings in the present tense, practiced one subject at a time
  • Spelling-change verbs like manger, commencer and acheter, with the reason for each change
  • Irregular cases such as aller, shown beside the regular pattern for comparison
  • Cards built from your own PDF, slides, notes or photos instead of a generic list
Example French -er verbs flashcards with conjugation answers
Present tense nous form of manger?Nous mangeons. The e is kept before the -ons ending so the g stays soft.
Present tense nous form of commencer?Nous commençons. The c takes a cedilla before -ons so it keeps the s sound.
Is aller a regular -er verb?No. Aller is irregular, with forms like je vais, il va and nous allons.
Present tense je form of acheter?J'achète. The stem changes from e to è before a syllable with a silent ending.
Present tense ils form of parler?Ils parlent. The -ent ending is silent, so the stem stays parl-.
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Cards for every ending

Each -er verb can become cards for je, tu, il, nous, vous and ils, so you practice the full pattern instead of one memorized form.

Spelling-change verbs included

Verbs like manger, commencer and acheter get their own cards showing where the stem changes and why.

Spaced repetition

Cards you miss come back sooner, while the ones you know fade into longer gaps between reviews.

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Regular -er verbs share the same present-tense endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez and -ent. Spelling-change verbs such as manger, commencer and acheter need their own cards, because the stem shifts to keep the pronunciation consistent. One card per pattern shows the change, not just the answer.

Irregular -er verbs like aller do not follow the standard endings, so they need extra reviews. Spaced repetition handles that automatically by bringing back the cards you miss more often.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I conjugate French -er verbs in the present tense?

Remove the -er to get the stem, then add -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez or -ent to match je, tu, il, nous, vous and ils. Spelling-change verbs need a small adjustment, such as adding a cedilla to commencer in the nous form.

Which French -er verbs should I memorize first?

Start with the high-frequency regular verbs your class uses, such as parler, aimer and donner, then add spelling-change verbs once the regular endings feel automatic. Irregular cases like aller should get separate cards so they do not blend into the pattern.

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