Venir de = Just did something

“Je viens de [+ verbe]” = “I’ve just [done something].” You can use it to talk about the immediate past in French. It’s like a whole new tense – and much easier than the other past tenses in French.

Is venir E to IE?

Venir is a stem-changing verb, meaning that, as we’ll see below, in some conjugations the vowel “e” from the verb’s stem can change to “ie” or “i” when it’s part of a stressed syllable, among some other changes. Moreover, venir is an intransitive verb which means it does not require an object to function.

How do you use venir in a sentence in French?

The French verb venir means to come.

Meanings and example sentences
Elle vient de France. She’s from France.Nous venons des États-Unis. We’re from the United States.D’où est-ce que tu viens? Where are you from?Il vient du magasin. He’s coming from the store.

How do you conjugate venir in passé composé?

The passé composé of Venir is formed by combining the auxiliary verb être with the past participle venu.

What is the infinitive of venir?

Venir de + infinitive = To have just done (Le Passé Proche)

How do you know when to change e to ie in Spanish?

The most common stem change is e>ie. That means the stressed letter e in the stem of the verb will change to ie in certain forms of the verb. If a verb has two e’s in the stem, it will always be the second e that undergoes a stem change. In the lists and charts below, the specific e that changes to ie is underlined.

Is venir irregular French?

Venir is an irregular -ir verb and needs the auxiliary verb être in compound tenses.