French Acheter Conjugation Flashcards

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Acheter Conjugation in French

Verb: Acheter means "to buy" in English, indicating the action of purchasing goods.
Conjugation: Different forms of "acheter" change based on the subject pronouns.

Conjugation Forms

First Person Singular: j'achète (I buy) - combines the pronoun 'je' with the verb form.
Second Person Singular: tu achètes (you buy) - used when addressing one person informally.
Third Person Singular: il/elle achète (he/she buys) - used for third-person singular subjects.
First Person Plural: nous achetons (we buy) - indicates the speaker and others are included.
Second Person Plural: vous achetez (you buy) - formal or plural form for addressing multiple people.
Third Person Plural: ils/elles achètent (they buy) - refers to a group of people.

Key Points

The verb follows a regular pattern but with a notable accent change in some forms.
Understanding these conjugations is essential for effectively communicating actions related to purchasing in French.

Test your knowledge of the verb 'acheter' in French with these flashcards. Each card covers a different conjugation, helping you master this essential verb. Perfect for learners at any level looking to enhance their French vocabulary.