Congratulations! You’ve reached the final set of 20 French verbs, completing your journey to mastering 100 essential French verbs. These verbs will add sophistication to your French conversations and help you express nuanced ideas with confidence.

Action
81
Nager
to swim
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Je nage tous les matins à la piscine.
I swim every morning at the pool.
Mental
82
Souhaiter
to wish
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Je te souhaite un bon anniversaire.
I wish you a happy birthday.
Reflexive
83
Se dépêcher
to hurry
(Reflexive verb – je me dépêche)
Example / Exemple
Dépêche-toi ! Nous allons être en retard.
Hurry up! We’re going to be late.
Action
84
Voyager
to travel
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
J’aime voyager en Europe.
I love to travel in Europe.
Action
85
Brûler
to burn
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Le feu brûle dans la cheminée.
The fire burns in the fireplace.
Action
86
Plonger
to dive
(Regular -er verb, g→ge before endings)
Example / Exemple
Il plonge dans la piscine.
He dives into the pool.
Mental
87
Expliquer
to explain
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Peux-tu m’expliquer cette règle ?
Can you explain this rule to me?
Action
88
Casser
to break
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Attention à ne pas casser le verre.
Be careful not to break the glass.
Action
89
Fermer
to close
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
N’oublie pas de fermer la porte.
Don’t forget to close the door.
Mental
90
Prévoir
to foresee / plan
(Irregular verb – je prévois, tu prévois, il prévoit)
Example / Exemple
Je prévois de partir en vacances.
I plan to go on vacation.
Action
91
Répéter
to repeat
(Regular -er verb with accent changes)
Example / Exemple
Peux-tu répéter ta question ?
Can you repeat your question?
Action
92
Tourner
to turn
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Tourne à gauche au prochain carrefour.
Turn left at the next intersection.
Action
93
Sauter
to jump
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Le chat saute sur la table.
The cat jumps onto the table.
Mental
94
Accepter
to accept
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
J’accepte votre invitation avec plaisir.
I accept your invitation with pleasure.
Action
95
Lancer
to throw / launch
(Regular -er verb, c→ç before endings)
Example / Exemple
Il lance la balle à son ami.
He throws the ball to his friend.
Mental
96
Refuser
to refuse
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Je dois refuser cette offre.
I have to refuse this offer.
Action
97
Poser
to put down / ask (a question)
(Regular -er verb, two meanings)
Example / Exemple
Je pose mes affaires sur la table.
I put my things on the table.
Action
98
Souffler
to blow
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Le vent souffle fort aujourd’hui.
The wind blows hard today.
Action
99
Grimper
to climb
(Regular -er verb)
Example / Exemple
Les enfants aiment grimper aux arbres.
Children love to climb trees.
Mental
100
Résoudre
to solve
(Irregular verb – je résous, tu résous, il résout)
Example / Exemple
Je dois résoudre ce problème.
I have to solve this problem.
Your French Verb Mastery Progress
0/100 Verbs Mastered
Verbs Included (81-100):
Nager
Souhaiter
Se dépêcher
Voyager
Brûler
Plonger
Expliquer
Casser
Fermer
Prévoir
Répéter
Tourner
Sauter
Accepter
Lancer
Refuser
Poser
Souffler
Grimper
Résoudre
🎉 Congratulations! 🎉
You’ve now learned 100 essential French verbs! This is a significant milestone in your French language journey. With these verbs, you can express a wide range of actions, thoughts, and feelings in French. Continue practicing by creating sentences, having conversations, and exploring more advanced vocabulary.