
Common Irregular Verbs
CEFR A1 (Beginner) ยท Week 13 ยท 25 questions
Alongside รชtre and avoir, a small set of irregular verbs โ aller, faire, venir and prendre โ appears constantly in everyday French. They don't follow the regular patterns, so they are worth memorising as high-frequency building blocks.
What you'll practise
- Conjugate aller, faire, venir and prendre in the present
- Use aller for movement and near-future plans
- Use faire for activities, weather and sports
- Recognise these verbs in common fixed expressions
All 25 questions in this Common Irregular Verbs quiz
French (A1) โ Common Irregular Verbs: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Conjugate 'aller' (to go) in the 'je' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'aller' in the 'tu' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'aller' in the 'nous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'faire' (to do/make) in the 'je' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'faire' in the 'nous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'faire' in the 'elles' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'pouvoir' (can/to be able) in the 'je' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'pouvoir' in the 'nous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'pouvoir' in the 'elles' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'vouloir' (to want) in the 'je' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'vouloir' in the 'tu' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'vouloir' in the 'nous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' (must/should) in the 'je' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' in the 'elle' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' in the 'nous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'aller' in the 'vous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'aller' in the 'ils' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'faire' in the 'il' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'faire' in the 'vous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'pouvoir' in the 'tu' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'vouloir' in the 'il' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'vouloir' in the 'vous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' in the 'tu' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' in the 'vous' form (present tense):
- Conjugate 'devoir' in the 'elles' form (present tense):
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