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Verbs like prendre are conjugated like regular -re verbs in the singular, but not in the plural. Note the difference in the stem in the plural forms.

prendre 'to take'

je prends nous prenons

tu prends vous prenez

il/elle/on prend ils/elles prennent

past participle: pris

Verbs conjugated like prendre include:

apprendre, to learn comprendre, to understand surprendre, to surprise

Edouard et Tammy surprennent Tex. Edouard and Tammy surprise Tex.

Tammy: Qu'est-ce que tu fais, Tex? Tu vas où? Pourquoi tu prends un taxi?

Tammy: What are you doing, Tex? Where are you going? Why are you taking a taxi?

Tex: Uhh, je suis en retard. Uhh, je vais en classe. Aujourd'hui mes étudiants apprennent à chanter la Marseillaise!

Tex: Uhh, I'm late. Uhh, I'm going to class.

Today my students are learning to sing the Marseillaise!

fill in the blanks

Give the correct form of the verb indicated in parentheses.

1. Tex, tu ______ un grand café? (prendre)

2. Tammy et Bette, elles ne ______ pas ça. (comprendre) 3. Corey et Joe-Bob ______ le français. (apprendre)

4. Tex ______ souvent Tammy, il aime faire des surprises. (surprendre) 5. Tex: Tammy et moi, nous ______ souvent un taxi. (prendre)

6. Tammy ______ à faire du ski. (apprendre)

7. Edouard ne ______ pas pourquoi les Américains aiment le ketchup. (comprendre)

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8. Trey: Moi, je suis vraiment cool, et j' ______ à Tex la vraie musique. (apprendre) 9. Un jour, c'est sûr, Bette va ______ Tammy! (surprendre)

10. Corey et Joe-Bob, vous ______ votre temps, n'est-ce pas? (prendre) 11. Tammy: Je ne ______ pas pourquoi Bette est agressive! (comprendre)

12. Paw-Paw à Tammy et Tex: Vous ______ des beignets? Ils sont tout chauds. (reprendre)

listening comprehension

Listen to the following sentences and decide if they refer to Tex (singular) or Joe-Bob and Corey (plural).

1. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 2. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 3. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 4. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 5. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 6. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 7. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 8. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 9. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 10. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 11. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey 12. ___Tex ___Joe-Bob et Corey

©2004•department of french & italian •liberal arts ITS•university of texas at austin updated:27 May 04

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