What is the French verb Amener?
When learning French, you will often need to use the verb amener which means “to take” or “to bring.” This is used in the context of “take the dog to the park” or something similar.
What is the difference between Emmener and Amener in French?
Amener means “to lead to,” or “to take someone to someplace.” You bring someone to someplace and leave them there. Emmener means “to go with, to bring someone along.” You go someplace with another person and stay with them. Ramener means “to lead back, to take someone back.” You take someone back to the original place.
How do you use Amener?
= To drive / take someone somewhere. AMENER is used for persons, animals and things that can move by themselves. J’amène mon fils à l’école. = I take/bring my son to school.
Is Amener regular or irregular?
✔ amener is an irregular ER verb.
How do you conjugate the verb Amener?
Conjugate the verb amener:
- j’ amène. tu amènes.
- il amenait. nous avons amené
- vous amènerez.
- ils amèneraient.
Is Emmener a regular verb in French?
Similar to the verb, amener (to take or bring), emmener also means “to take” in French….More Simple Emmener Conjugations.
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| (tu) | emmène |
| (nous) | emmenons |
| (vous) | emmenez |
What is the passe compose of Apporter?
Though the passé composé is a compound tense, it’s important to note here. For apporter, the auxiliary verb is avoir and the past participle is apporté. For example: J’ai apporté le repas.
Is Amener an irregular verb?
Is Ranger an irregular verb?
Ranger is a spelling change verb and that does make it a little bit of a challenge. Other than that minor difference, ranger is conjugated like a regular -er verb.