Second-group verbs
Practise second-group verbs in the French imperfect tense.
Second-group verbs are French verbs that end in -ir and have a present participle ending in -issant, such as finir (finishing), choisir (choosing) and réussir (succeeding).
In the French imperfect tense, they use the same endings as first-group verbs: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez and -aient. Learn how to conjugate them and practise using this tense with examples and exercises.
