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What do people call a really bad Thursday?

A tra-jeudi!!

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Venir

Who is coming to the party?

He comes to my house every weekend.

We come home after school.

She comes back to France every summer.

Il revient samedi. (je, tu, nous, vous, les grenouilles)

Je deviens prof.(les enfants, le garçon, Marc)

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Je viens Nous venons

Tu viens Vous venez

Elle vient Elles Viennent

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Other verbs conjugated like venir are:

Devenir to become

Revenir to return*

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*revenir means to come back toward where the speaker currently is whereas retourner means to go away from where the speaker currently is.

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Venir (Recent Past) to have just

Venir de + infinitive

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Je viens de manger. I just ate.

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Using the construction venir de plus and infinitive, give one sentence for each scenario.

1-You took a trip to Paris. Tell what you just did during this trip.

2-You attended a birthday party. Tell what others just did at the party.

3-You hosted friends last weekend. Tell what you all just did.

4-The strangest thing just occurred. ….. Tell what just happened.

Je viens Nous venons

Tu viens Vous venez

Elle vient Elles Viennent

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Les devoirs

Quoi de neuf?

La (très longue) feuille

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For next time…

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Describe the image on the next slide.

Be sure to use adjectives, adverbs and negative constructions.

Can you add time?

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La nourriture

Le pain les éclairs la confiture les cerises

Les tomates le poulet le jambon les saucisses

La bouteille le gâteau au chocolat le beurre

Les fruits les oeufs le lait le jus d’orange

Les pêches le poisson les croissants le café

Ce (cet), cette, ces

ci/là

Je voudrais du pain.

Ce pain-ci ou ce pain-là?

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Most Used Irregular Verbs

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l’Histoire