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Exemples
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accepter
to accept
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), conjugated with auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object without any preposition.
Exemple
Elle a accepté la proposition de son nouveau patron.
She accepted the proposal of her new boss.
organiser
to organize
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), conjugated with auxiliary 'avoir'. Followed directly by its object.
Exemple
Ils organisent une fête pour célébrer leur promotion.
They are organizing a party to celebrate their promotion.
découvrir
to discover
📌 Note de grammaire
Third group verb conjugated like 'ouvrir', uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Nous avons découvert un restaurant magnifique dans le quartier.
We discovered a magnificent restaurant in the neighborhood.
préparer
to prepare
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Directly governs the noun object.
Exemple
Je prépare un examen important pour mon master.
I am preparing an important exam for my master's degree.
résoudre
to solve
📌 Note de grammaire
Third group irregular verb, uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Directly takes problems or issues as objects.
Exemple
L'équipe a résolu le problème technique très rapidement.
The team solved the technical problem very quickly.
choisir
to choose
📌 Note de grammaire
Second group verb (-ir with -issons plural), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Followed directly by the chosen item.
Exemple
Tu as choisi un cadeau magnifique pour son anniversaire.
You chose a magnificent gift for her birthday.
changer
to change
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-ger requires e before a/o for soft g), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Il a changé d'avis, mais il a aussi changé sa voiture.
He changed his mind, but he also changed his car.
obtenir
to obtain / to get
📌 Note de grammaire
Third group verb conjugated like 'venir', uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Elle a obtenu son diplôme avec de très bonnes notes.
She obtained her degree with very good grades.
continuer
to continue
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Can take a direct object noun.
Exemple
Vous continuez vos études malgré les difficultés financières.
You continue your studies despite the financial difficulties.
fermer
to close
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object like a door or a window.
Exemple
N'oublie pas de fermer la fenêtre avant de partir.
Don't forget to close the window before leaving.
partager
to share
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-ger), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Directly governs the object being shared.
Exemple
Nous partageons notre appartement avec un étudiant étranger.
We share our apartment with a foreign student.
produire
to produce
📌 Note de grammaire
Third group verb ending in -uire, uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Cette usine produit des voitures électriques innovantes.
This factory produces innovative electric cars.
refuser
to refuse
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Directly takes the noun being refused.
Exemple
Il a refusé l'offre d'emploi parce que le salaire était trop bas.
He refused the job offer because the salary was too low.
supporter
to support / to bear
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Elle supporte mal la chaleur en plein mois d'août.
She bears the heat poorly in the middle of August.
visiter
to visit (a place)
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Note: used for places, whereas 'rendre visite à' is for people.
Exemple
Nous avons visité le musée du Louvre pendant notre séjour à Paris.
We visited the Louvre museum during our stay in Paris.
créer
to create
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er with stem vowel change in pronunciation), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Deux jeunes entrepreneurs ont créé leur propre entreprise technologique.
Two young entrepreneurs created their own technology company.
gérer
to manage
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-érer with changing accent é->è), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Il gère une équipe de dix personnes dans cette entreprise.
He manages a team of ten people in this company.
posséder
to possess / to own
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-éder with changing accent é->è), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
Ils possèdent une grande maison à la campagne.
They own a large house in the countryside.
respecter
to respect
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Directly governs the object (rules, people, environment).
Exemple
Nous devons respecter les règles de sécurité dans le laboratoire.
We must respect safety rules in the laboratory.
trouver
to find
📌 Note de grammaire
First group verb (-er), uses auxiliary 'avoir'. Takes a direct object.
Exemple
J'ai trouvé mes clés de voiture au fond de mon sac.
I found my car keys at the bottom of my bag.
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