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Hey, I have a question: do you have to conjugate all the verbs in a single sentence? For example, the sentence "J'aime aider les gens, lire, marcher, travailler et cuisiner." In that sentence is it incorrect to only conjugate the verb /aimer/ and not the other verbs? Here's another example: "Première me réveille et me (replacement--the word shower in French. The site won't allow me to use the word here)," First I wake up and shower; do I need to conjugate /the word shower in French/?

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pandamille

Bonjour,

For example, the sentence "J'aime aider les gens, lire, marcher, travailler et cuisiner." In that sentence is it incorrect to only conjugate the verb /aimer/ and not the other verbs? correct (aider, lire, marcher, travailler, cuisiner, coudre, danser, peindre............)

"Premièrement je me réveille et je me dou//che : correct

Exemple :

Lorsque je me réveille, je me lève, je me dou......che, je déjeune, je m'habille et je me brosse les dents.

theona

Bonjour

First sentence is correct

several infinitive verbs  can follow the conjugated verb. It's called an "accumulation". As long they have the same "subject + verb" it's ok

J'aime aider les gens, lire, marcher, travailler et cuisiner. ==> OK

Premièrement (best is D'abord) je me réveille et me dou--che.

the verb prendre is conjugated with "je" => je me dou-che.

But you don't have to repeat the subject "je"

D'abord je me réveille et (je) me dou--che.  ==> ok

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