Tuesday, November 5, 2019
How to Conjugate Pratiquer (to Practice) in French
How to Conjugate Pratiquer (to Practice) in French The French verbà pratiquerà is relatively easy to remember because it means to practice. When you want to say we practiced in the past tense or I am practicing in the present tense, the verb needs to be conjugated. A quick lesson will introduce you to the simplest forms ofà pratiquerà for you to practice. The Basic Conjugations ofà Pratiquer Pratiquer is a regular -er verb and it follows the most common conjugation pattern found in the French language. For students who are experienced in conjugations, this should be a pretty easy lesson. As with all verbs, youll begin by identifying the verb stem (or radical). Forà pratiquer, that isà pratiqu-. From there, a variety of endings are added that correspond to both the subject pronoun and the tense of the sentence. This gives us things likeà je pratiqueà for I am practicing andà nous pratiquionsà for we practiced. Present Future Imperfect je pratique pratiquerai pratiquais tu pratiques pratiqueras pratiquais il pratique pratiquera pratiquait nous pratiquons pratiquerons pratiquions vous pratiquez pratiquerez pratiquiez ils pratiquent pratiqueront pratiquaient The Present Participle ofà Pratiquer Adding -antà to the radical produces theà present participleà pratiquant. Not only is it a verb, but there are some instances in which it becomes a noun or even an adjective. Pratiquerà in the Compound Past Tense In French, passà © composà © is the compound past tense that uses the past participle pratiquà ©. To form it, begin by conjugating the auxiliary verb avoirà to the present tense and finish the compound with pratiquà ©. The result is phrases such as jai pratiquà ©, meaning I practiced, and nous avons pratiquà © for we practiced. More Simple Conjugations ofà Pratiquer There are a few more basic conjugations youll want to know forà pratiquer. Among those areà the subjunctiveà andà the conditional.à The former implies uncertainty to the practicing while the latter is for an if...then situation.à The literary tenses of the passà © simpleà andà the imperfect subjunctiveà are reserved for writing and are good to memorize as well. Subjunctive Conditional Passà © Simple Imperfect Subjunctive je pratique pratiquerais pratiquai pratiquasse tu pratiques pratiquerais pratiquas pratiquasses il pratique pratiquerait pratiqua pratiquà ¢t nous pratiquions pratiquerions pratiquà ¢mes pratiquassions vous pratiquiez pratiqueriez pratiquà ¢tes pratiquassiez ils pratiquent pratiqueraient pratiquà ¨rent pratiquassent The imperativeà is used often for assertive statements like Practice! When using it, skip the subject pronoun and leave it at Pratique ! Imperative (tu) pratique (nous) pratiquons (vous) pratiquez
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