One
of the
most regular problems in learning a foreign language is the
conujugation patterns of verbs- not the regular (or
´weak´
verbs), but tge irregular (or ´strong´). Verb
conjugation
is easy in English, so the problem is especially acute for native
English-speakers.
For the learner of German this program presents a list of 150 of the
most commonly used. The list excludes any separable verbs, or prefixed
verbs, as they almost invariably follow the pattern of the root verb.
Thus erfinden conjugates just as finden, vorkommen as kommen, anrufen
as rufen and so on.
Irregular
French Verbs (630kb)
One
of the most regular problems in learning a foreign language is the
conujugation patterns of verbs- not the regular (or 'weak' verbs), but
the irregular (or 'strong'). Verb conjugation is easy in English, so
the problem is especially acute for native English-speakers.
For the learner of French this program presents a list of 70 of the
most commonly used. The list excludes any separable verbs, or prefixed
verbs, as they almost invariably follow the pattern of the root verb.
The two main classes of regular verbs; those ending in 'er' and 'ir'
are also listed
IRREGULAR SPANISH VERBS v1 (570kb)
One
of the most regular problems in learning a foreign language is the
conujugation patterns of verbs- not the regular (or 'weak' verbs), but
the irregular (or 'strong'). Verb conjugation is easy in English, so
the problem is especially acute for native English-speakers.
For the learner of Spanish this program presents a list of 80 of the
most commonly used. The list excludes any separable verbs, or prefixed
verbs, as they almost invariably follow the pattern of the root verb.
The two main classes of regular verbs; those ending in 'er' and 'ir'
are also listed
