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QUICK FRENCH
Verbs
A verb is often defined as a word which shows action or state of being, the verb is the heart of the sentence which means a sentence will be meaningless without a verb and recognizing the verb helps in understanding the meaning of a sentence.
Verb conjugation
Verb conjugation refers to how a verb changes to show a different person, tense, number, gender, mood, etc. A conjugated verb is a well-explained verb.
     French verbs are conjugated by isolating the stem of the verb and adding an ending, the stem is easily identifiable from the infinitive (a basic form of a verb, without an inflection binding it to a particular subject or tense e.g. let us eat, the word ‘eat’ did not change form, it is in its infinitive form).
The stem DOES NOT change when conjugating, only the endings makes the difference.


We will consider ONE French verb
PARLER
The verb “parler” means to speak and is it pronounced PARLHEY
The stem of this verb is PARL and the endings will appear in front followed by the English translation and pronunciation.   
Je parl E               I SPEAK               JOE PARLE    
Tu parl ES             YOU SPEAK       TOO PARLE
Il parl E                HE SPEAKS         ILL PARLE
Elle parl E            SHE SPEAKS      HELL PARLE 
Nous parl ONS     WE SPEAK        NU PARLE ON
Vous parl EZ        YOU SPEAK       VU PARLE HEY
 Ils parl ENT         THEY SPEAK     HILL PARLE
Elles parl ENT       THEY SPEAK    HELL PARLE

     To conclude this article, we are going to make sentences with the verb “PARLER” by adding nouns
JE PARLE FRANCAIS                   I SPEAK FRENCH                          JOE PARLE FRONSAIR 
ICI, ON PARLE FRANÇAIS          HERE, WE SPEAK FRENCH       HESI ON PARLE FRONSAIR
     NOW, ADD ANY LANGUAGE YOU KNOW IN FRONT OF           JOE PARLE

Note: the pronunciations given here might not produce the original sounds but they are not far from the original pronunciations