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Français 1 Chabot In March 2015 Français 1- Unité 4--full unit exam review 61 terms added by MmeChabot In September 2014 French numbers 13, 14, 15, 16, 20-69 26 terms added by MmeChabot Irregular French Verbs - Verbes du troisième groupe French grammarians classify verbs into three categories: Verbes du premier groupe / la première conjugaison – "regular" -er verbsVerbes du deuxième groupe / la deuxième conjugaison – regular -ir verbsVerbes du troisième groupe / verbes irréguliers – irregular verbs I don’t like this system at all, because two of the categories are far too broad. Verbes du premier groupe includes regular -er verbs, spelling change verbs, and stem-changing verbs. Though they do take the same verb endings, I simply cannot agree that the latter are regular. And verbes du troisième groupe is enormous: it includes aller, envoyer, irregular -ir verbs, and all -re verbs – it’s just a big mishmash.