Present
Présent · now, habits and facts
- je I whistle
- tu you whistle
- il, elle, on he/she whistles
- nous we whistle
- vous you whistle
- ils, elles they whistle
FRENCH VERB
to whistle, to blow the whistle
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Présent · now, habits and facts
Passé composé · finished actions
Imparfait · “used to” and “was …ing”
Futur simple · plans; in speech, “je vais parler” is just as common
Conditionnel · “would”, polite requests
Subjonctif présent · wishes, doubts, “il faut que …”
Impératif · requests and orders
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
Mon père siffle toujours en cuisinant.
My father always whistles while cooking.
L'arbitre a sifflé un penalty à la dernière minute.
The referee blew for a penalty in the last minute.
Le public sifflait le chanteur depuis dix minutes.
The crowd had been booing the singer for ten minutes.
Il sifflera la fin dans trois minutes, tiens bon.
He'll blow the final whistle in three minutes, hang on.
Je sifflerais bien, mais je ne sais pas.
I'd whistle, but I don't know how.
Attends que l'arbitre siffle avant de tirer.
Wait for the referee to whistle before shooting.
Siffle le chien, il est au bout du champ.
Whistle for the dog, he's at the end of the field.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular -er verb.