Recevoir

To Receive

reçois recevons
reçois recevez
reçoit reçoivent

The past participle of recevoir is reçu.

The verbs décevoir, apercevoir, concevoir follow the same pattern.

To have a complete conjugaison of this verb, look here.

Le participe passé 2

Past participles

1 Formation of past participles

For -er verbs, remove the -er ending from the infinitive and replace with -é:

danser               dansé

For -ir verbs, remove the -ir ending from the infinitive and replace with -i:

choisir                 choisi

For -re verbs, remove the -re from the infinitive and replace with -u:

attendre             attendu

There are a large number of irregular formations of the past participle. Here are some of the most important:

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Le passé composé

Le Passé composé Avec AVOIR


Le futur proche

Talking about the future+Making plans
The same structure is used in English and in French to express that something is going to happen in the future: the verb “to go” + the infinitive form of another verb.

Examples: We are “going to study” French . You are “going to continue” your study of French.

So to make a near future, in English, simple : I’m going to +any verb.
In French, just as simple : Je vais+verb

Of course, you wil have to know the irregular verb aller:

je vais, tu vas, il/elle va, nous allons, vous allez, ils vont

Here are a few a few samples:
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Le Futur en chansons

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Le Futur en Chansons

Les participes passés irréguliers

Irregular Past Participles

avoir to have eu had   ouvrir to open ouvert opened
connaître to know connu known   offrir to offer offert offered
croire to believe cru believed   pouvoir to be able to pu was able to
devoir to have to had to   prendre to take pris taken
dire to tell dit said   apprendre to learn appris learned
écrire to write écrit written   comprendre to understand compris understood
être to be été been   surprendre to surprise surpris surprised
faire to do, make fait made   recevoir to receive reçu received
lire to read lu read   rire to laugh ri laughed
mettre to put mis put   savoir to know su known
permettre to permit permis permitted   voir to see vu seen
promettre to promise promis promised   vouloir to want voulu wanted

Le verbe pronominal 1

Pronominal verbs

A pronominal verb (also called a reflexive verb) is a verb like

se lever, se laver, se dépêcher, se nourrir, s’évanouir, s’évader

which takes a reflexive pronoun (one which refers back to the verb’s subject).

The reflexive pronouns are

Me te se nous vous se

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Les verbes pronominaux encore

Reflexive Verbs

When something does something to itself, a reflexive pronoun is used. The reflexive
pronouns are exactly like the direct object pronouns except for the third person
singular and plural forms.

 

 

Singular Plural
1st person me nous
2nd person te vous
3rd person se se

*me, te, and se become m’ , t’ and s’
before vowels and mute h (See Elision
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