Family 4
Reviens !
Verbs
that end with
‑venir
, like
re
venir
or
de
venir
, use the same endings. Let's look at
venir
as a guide!
subject
verb (
venir
)
je
I
v
ie
ns
come
tu
you
v
ie
ns
come
il
/
elle
he / she
v
ie
nt
comes
nous
we
venons
come
vous
you all
venez
come
ils
/
elles
they
v
ie
nnent
come
Je rev
ie
ns.
I'm coming back.
Je deviens fou !
The word
fou
becomes
folle
when it goes with
feminine
nouns
. Like in English, the expression
devenir fou
can be serious or funny!
Ma tante devient folle quand elle regarde les matchs de foot.
My aunt goes crazy when she watches soccer games.
Nous devenons fous quand nous n'avons pas de café le matin !
We go crazy when we don't have coffee in the morning!
Les enfants deviennent fous après huit heures du soir.
The children go crazy after 8 o'clock at night.
Duo revient de France !
Remember,
de
becomes
du
before a
masculine
country,
de
before a feminine one, and
d'
before a country that starts with a
vowel
!
Vous revenez
du
Brésil ce soir ?
Are you coming back
from
Brazil tonight?
Je reviens
de
France la semaine prochaine.
I'll come back
from
France next week.
Tu viens
d'
Italie ?
You come
from
Italy?
Mes parents reviennent
d'
Angleterre demain.
My parents are coming back
from
England tomorrow.
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