French Prendre & Boire – Irregular Verb Exercises

Conjugate the irregular verb prendre in the present tense or use its infinitive as the sentence requires across 25 everyday sentences.

Conjugate the irregular verb boire in the present tense or use its infinitive as the sentence requires across 25 everyday sentences.

Apply the passé composé form of both verbs, including the correct auxiliary (avoir) and past participle (pris, bu), in context.

Assign the two present-tense/infinitive worksheets before the two passé composé worksheets, since the passé composé exercises reuse many of the same sentence subjects and contexts in a more advanced form.

Have students self-check using the matching answer key immediately after each exercise, since each of the four pages has its own dedicated key.

Point out the irregular past participles pris and bu directly, since neither follows a regular -er/-ir/-re pattern that students may expect.

Present-tense conjugation — students supply the present-tense or infinitive form of prendre and boire across two 25-item pages.

Passé composé formation — students supply the auxiliary avoir plus the irregular past participle (pris or bu) across two 25-item pages.

Contextual verb use — every sentence embeds the target verb in an everyday food, drink, or daily-routine context rather than an isolated conjugation drill.