Verbs and Conjugation

What you will find

The resources on this page are made by GoConqr users and cover verbs in many languages. Irish is well represented, with the Aimsir Chaite mind map on the past tense, the irish verbs future tense flashcards and the notes on MODH COINNÍOLLACH. Welsh has Welsh Tenses and Welsh Past Tense Phrases. There are also decks for Scottish Gaelic irregular verbs, Dutch, Indonesian, Arabic and Sanskrit.

Asian-language verbs

Japanese and Korean have plenty of material. The Basic Korean Verbs deck lists verbs such as 하다, 가다 and 먹다. The Korean Verb Conjugation Test 1 quiz asks you to complete polite request forms. For Japanese, try the Basic Japanese Verb Test-1 quiz, the Japanese Verb Forms mind map and the notes on the て form. Genki Grammar 5-6 gives full sentences to read and recall.

Where to start

1. Choose the language you are studying and open a flashcard deck of basic verbs.
2. Open a mind map for that language to see how the tenses or forms fit together.
3. Take a quiz to test what stuck.
4. Go back to the cards for the verbs you missed.

Using quizzes and maps together

A mind map such as Welsh Tenses shows the pattern for present, perfect and past forms. A quiz then makes you produce the forms yourself. If you get one wrong, return to the branch of the map that covers it. Teachers can set a deck for vocabulary and a quiz for checking, using the same language throughout.

Where it sits

This unit belongs to the Grammar strand of Other languages (Catalan, Galician, Basque, Romanian, Asian...). It focuses on verbs, so pair it with other grammar units when you need nouns or sentence structure. Pick one resource today and see where it takes you.