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Conjugating irregular verbs in the Imperative Mood

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Never heard of the Imperative Mood? This video is for you! You'll be surprised to discover all the different uses of this mood!

Conjugating irregular verbs in the Imperative Mood

In the Imperative Mood, regular verbs show off and have an irregularity just to keep you on your toes!

This is French grammar, so there has to be some exceptions! But don't worry, in the Imperative Mood you only need to remember four verbs.

Get ready to use reflexive verbs aka verbs that describe actions we do to ourselves in the command form!

Want to avoid sounding like you're repeating yourself? Use a pronoun! Here is how to do it in the Imperative Mood so you can tell you friend “Ask him out!”

There are pronouns that replace people like John, your mom, or my neighbor, but there are also pronouns that only replace things, let's see how to use them!

If one pronoun wasn't enough, here is how to use two as in “lend it to her”, “take care of that”, or “give it to me!”

Never have I ever made a mistake while using a negation in French! But just in case, here's how to do it in the Imperative Mood.

Let us expertly explain where to correctly place adverbs and proficiently build a sentence in the Imperative Mood!

Quentin invites his friend Julien to talk about the use of the Imperative Mood in everyday French. The dynamic duo teaches you the phrases you need to know!

Watch at your own risks! Quentin and his guest Julien let it all out and give us colorful examples of the Imperative Mood in French slang.

Original content is also available with French and dual subtitles.

Conjugating irregular verbs in the Imperative Mood

Original content is also available with French and dual subtitles.

Conjugating irregular verbs in the Imperative Mood

Original content is also available with French and dual subtitles.