On the il, elle (he, she) lines in the conjugations below we’ve left out the personal pronoun on, which can mean “we” or “people” in general. Vous is you in the formal and plural form. Tu is you in the singular and familiar form. This page uses two ways of saying “you” in French: tu and vous. The verbs which we’ve included on this page are the irregular verbs found on the “Essential 55 verb list” in the book Barron’s 501 French Verbs. This page on our site covers French regular verbs in detail. There are three major groups of regular verbs in French: -er, -re and -ir. The most common French irregular verbs are:Ī verb is classified as “irregular” when its endings when conjugated in the present tense are different than other regular verbs in that group. What are the most common French irregular verbs? This page explores French irregular verbs in detail. Irregular verbs, however, follow nonuniform conjugation patterns. Regular verbs follow set patterns for their conjugations. In general, there are two kinds of verbs: regular and irregular. When learning French you’ll be faced with the challenge of learning verbs.
