Exercises – Verb Conjugation
Practice your Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French with free interactive online exercises. With a focus on verb conjugation, the quizzes and tests will help you learn and improve your language skills as you practice regular and irregular verb conjugation in different moods and tenses.
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French: Conjugation - Participles - Gerund - Regular Verbs
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Match the gerund expressions with their correct meanings:
being
Select an answer en lisant en ayant en allant en sachant en étant
reading
Select an answer en lisant en ayant en allant en sachant en étant
going
Select an answer en lisant en ayant en allant en sachant en étant
having
Select an answer en lisant en ayant en allant en sachant en étant
knowing
Select an answer en lisant en ayant en allant en sachant en étant
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Form the gerund (le gérondif) of the French verb meaning "eating ": (to eat = manger )
F R : en
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French: Conjugation - Participles - Gerund - Irregular Verbs
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Form the gerund of the French verb: (to know = savoir)
F R : en
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Italian: Conjugation - Participles - Past Participle - All Verbs
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The past participle of the Italian verb "nascere " (to be born ) is:
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Italian: Conjugation - Participles - Past Participle - Regular Verbs
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The past participle of the Italian verb "mangiare " (to eat ) is:
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Italian: Conjugation - Participles - Past Participle - Irregular Verbs
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The past participle of the Italian verb "soddisfare " (to satisfy ) is:
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