How would you say in French?
I know, Pierre.
UConn Napier.
Do you know Marie?
Koné to marry Colette Marie.
So, actually, you probably didn't know that one because I haven't shown you yet how to conjugate the
verb connector.
It's quite an irregular verb, so let's have a look at that now.
Quneitra means to know.
And in the present tense, we get Yukon.
Yukon?
I know.
Due to Connie, you know.
If Kony is Kony, he knows.
And so you'll notice that in the verb Connect the Eye has a circumflex accent on it, and that circumflex
accent disappears for Dukan and Toucan.
But then when we have icon, meaning he knows the circumflex accent on the eye reappears.
And that's the same for SheKnows, which is Elkann Elkann.
She knows.
And also uncanny.
Uncanny one knows.
So for those three, the circumflex accent on the eye is present.
New Conason.
We know.
Who can say?
Who can I say?
You know.
I'll confess.
They know.
And Elle Kunis.
Elle Kunis.
They know in the feminine.
In the past tense, we get confused.
So the past participle is canoe.
Canoe.
Means I knew to a canoe to check on you.
You knew ila canoe.
Ila canoe.
He knew.
A la canoe.
She knew on a canoe.
On a canoe.
One new.
Nous avons canoe.
We knew a canoe was a canoe.
You knew is on canoe.
Is on canoe.
They knew.
And A's Kuan Yew is uncle knew.
Is they new in the feminine?
So if you go back through this video and write down those two conjugations of the verb Quneitra in the
present tense and the past tense, what you could do is write them on a cue card, put the French down
in the middle of one side, then turn over and write the English down the center of the other side.
It's quite an irregular verb, but the past tense is easy to know as long as you remember the past participle
or new.
And then the present tense is not too tricky to remember.
But do make sure to remember to put that circumflex accent on the eye.
When you say he knows, she knows and one knows.