Can you name the verbs in French? by Ljubljana

English	French
To be?
To have?
To think?
To believe?
To want?
To be able to?
To have to?
To see?
To hear?
To read?
To like/love?
To adore?
To feel?
To leave?
To go out?
To watch?
To listen?
To dance?
To rain?
To do/make?
To write?
To wear?
To sleep?
To greet?
To open?
To close?
To eat?
To count?
To walk?
To run?
To free?
To consume?
To lend?
To borrow?
To hug?
To push?
To grow (person)?

English	French
To give?
To take?
To drink?
To fear?
To sing?
To swim?
To create?
To cook?
To build?
To drive?
To fly?
To steal?
To learn?
To teach?
To last?
To spend (time)?
To spend (money)?
To click?
To break?
To show?
To climb?
To go up (stairs etc.)?
To go down (stairs etc.)?
To add?
To take off?
To put on?
To fill?
To target?
To empty?
To irritate?
To laugh?
To smile?
To draw?
To blow (out)?
To whistle?
To seal?
To scare?

English	French
To throw?
To name?
To pick up (from the ground)?
To drop?
To envelop?
To query?
To instigate?
To worry?
To insinuate?
To breath?
To terrorize?
To condescend?
To lick?
To land (plane)?
To simmer?
To flee?
To increase?
To become?
To invent?
To cheat?
To thunder?
To sear?
To burn?
To acquire?
To hospitalize?
To tantalize?
To bleat?
To fasten?
To gesticulate?
To masticate?
To cherish?
To arrest?
To yell?
To exile?
To interpret?
To photosynthesize?
To polarize?

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Ultimate French Verb Quiz

by Ljubljana

Created May 30, 2010 in Language
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	JoRowlingRocks:	May 11th, 2011 at 15:38 GMT		7 points
	Annoying that you have to answer them in order! 'To feel' should be 'se sentir'- 'sentir' is 'to smell'. You might want to add (of something) to 'to take off' to 'enlever', it could also mean 'décoller' (although I put in 'enlever' so don't know whether you accept 'décoller'!). I've never heard 'promouvoir' used for 'to instigate'- it might be correct but if it is it's not used much! 'To instigate' would be more commonly 'provoquer' or 'déclencher', and 'promouvoir' would be 'to promote' or 'advance' etc.

	JoRowlingRocks:	May 11th, 2011 at 15:41 GMT		1 point
	Sorry, forgot to add that overall good choice of verbs, made me think!

	mouserie:	Jul 11th, 2011 at 06:08 GMT		4 points
	Nice list of verbs. Wish they didn't have to be guessed in order.

	heidis_girl:	Aug 23rd, 2011 at 19:39 GMT		5 points
	its not the order that's the problem its that you can't skip it and come back! you get stuck on one and you have to start over..and i'm annoyed because i got stuck on "to break" which, yes casser is right, i forgot it though because i was trying briser...

	heidis_girl:	Aug 23rd, 2011 at 20:20 GMT		2 points
	but i will add, very good list, i liked how it went beyond the well-known, it's just that in some cases i think it should be set so that you can go back to it later instead of having to start over everytime you don't know one...

	kromclovinfasho:	Mar 1st, 2012 at 20:04 GMT		2 points
	Apparently, I've forgotten so much French from high school

	Pascale:	Apr 21st, 2013 at 14:22 GMT		1 point
	I got completely stuck on photosynthesize, nothing worked. After giving up I wasn't really convinced with the answer.

	EdwinOkli:	Apr 25th, 2013 at 02:02 GMT		1 point
	I believe I was most frustrated with "to drop". I spent a rather long period of time trying combinations with "tomber". Could do with improving.

	hidey:	May 8th, 2013 at 10:38 GMT		1 point
	I really liked this quiz. It's amazing how living in a non-French environment helps you struggle to recall what you know. I second JoRowlingRock's comment about enlever/décoller - I've heard of enlever in the context of to remove only so I had to give up when décoller was incorrect. It's always nice to learn new words that New Zealand high school French & recreational reading never taught me :)