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Verbs

Verbs are words that express action or states of being. In English, run and read are two examples.French verbs also conjugate depending on the person, time, and mood.

50 Most Popular Verbs

Play être
to be (temporal)
Play comprendre
to understand; to comprehend
Play plaindre
to pity; to complain; to moan
Play aller
to go
Play avoir
to have; to possess; to hold; to own; to get
Play oublier
to forget; to neglect
Play habiller
to dress
Play vouloir
to want; to will
Play fermer
to close; to shut
Play essayer
to try; to test
Play remplir
to fill; to fill up; to carry out
Play sortir
to go out; to take out; to get out; to release; to leave
Play utiliser
to use; to make use of
Play voir
to see
Play pouvoir
to be able; to be allowed; May
Play croire
to believe; to think
Play faire
to make; to do;
Play asseoir
to sit down
Play emmener
to take; to take away
Play savoir
to know; to know how to do
Play dormir
to sleep
Play apporter
to bring; to bear; get, present; to manifest, exhibit
Play éteindre
to put out; to turn off; to blow out; to extinguish
Play courir
to run
Play venir
to come
Play couper
to cut; to blend; to take away
Play inquiéter
to worry
Play voler
to fly; to steal; to rob
Play dire
to say; to tell
Play permettre
to permit; to allow
Play commencer
to start; to commence; to begin
Play compter
to compute; to count; to score; to figure
Play enseigner
to teach; to point out
Play allumer
to turn on; to illuminate; to light up
Play annuler
to cancel; to annul
aimer
to love; to adore, be fond of
Play donner
to give
Play vivre
to live
Play connaître
to know; to be acquainted with
Play vendre
to sell
Play ouvrir
to open
Play Rompre
to break; to upset; to disrupt
Play chanter
to sing; to chant
Play payer
to pay
Play traduire
to translate
Play Vêtir
to dress
Play casser
to break; to give way; to crack; to beat up
Play trouver
to find
Play voyager
to travel; to voyage
agir
to act; to behave

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