Conjugate Venir verb in French in affirmation
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Answer:
je viens
tu viens
il vient
nous venons
vous venez
ils viennent
Answer:
Venir in the Present Tense
While venir is not considered a regular -ir verb, it does follow the typical conjugation pattern for verbs that end in -enir. Here is the conjugation pattern for venir and other regular verbs in that category in the present tense.
Explanation:
Let's take a look at some of these present tense conjugations of venir in context.
You: Salut Marie. Tu viens à la fête pour Samuel ce week-end? (Hi Marie. Are you coming to the party for Samuel this weekend?)
Marie: Oui, je viens! Martine et Paul viennent aussi. (Yes, I'm coming! Martine and Paul are coming too.)
You: Ok, parfait. Vous venez tous ensemble? (Ok, perfect. Are you coming all together?)
Marie: Non, Paul vient tout seul, mais Martine et moi venons ensemble. (No, Paul is coming by himself, but Martine and I are coming togethe