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Improve your French verb knowledge with this interactive quiz. Test yourself on the top 200 French verbs and choose the correct number form.

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Top 200 French Verbs – Choose Number

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First choose a number by typing “50”, “100” or “200” – then name the French verbs for each definition, listed in order of most used verbs first. Some are actually short verb phrases not a single verbs.

Enter '50', '100', or '200' to begin.

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Nassim

1 month ago

I don’t understand how “apprendre par coeur” is different from “apprendre”. It litterally means “learn by heart”, which would be the same verb as “learn” in an English quiz.

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darin

1 month ago

Reply to Nassim

Yeah the source has some verb phrases as one verb for some reason (sorry, can’t find the source again). I’ve added a note in description.