Le subjonctif.

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Le subjonctif

How do you conjugate a verb in the subjunctive? Let’s take the verb “prendre” as an example. You already know the present conjugation of “prendre”: je prends nous prenons tu prends vous prenez on prend elles prennent

1st Step-Find the stem! je prends nous prenons tu prends vous prenez on prend elles prennent use with use with “nous” & “vous” “je”, “tu”, “on”, “il”, elle”, “ils” and “elles”

1st step-Find the stem! (continued) (que) je prenn (que) nous pren (que) tu prenn (que) vous pren (qu’) il prenn (qu’) elles prenn

2nd Step-Add the endings! (que) je prenne (que) nous prenions (que) tu prennes (que) vous preniez (qu’) il prenne (qu’) elles prennent

Note: Use this method for ALL verbs (regular and stem-changing verbs) EXCEPT for irregular verbs such as: faire  fass- être  soi-/soy- * avoir  ai-/ay- * pouvoir  puiss- vouloir  veuill- savoir  sach- aller  aill-/all- * Irregular endings in the singular: -s, -s, -t Click to practice! CLICK TO PRACTICE!