Third-group verbs
Practise third-group verbs in the French imperfect tense.
Third-group verbs include all French verbs that do not belong to the first or second group. They have different infinitive endings, such as prendre (to take), faire (to do or make), venir (to come), voir (to see) and pouvoir (to be able to). Their conjugation may seem more difficult, but in the French imperfect tense, they generally use the same endings: -ais, -ais, -ait, -ions, -iez and -aient.
Learn how to conjugate common third-group verbs and look at their verb stems in the imperfect tense. The examples and exercises will help you remember the forms and improve your French conjugation.
