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je reviens
tu reviens
il revient/elle revient
nous revenons
vous revenez
ils reviennent/elles reviennent

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il revient info.

**Tips to remember the French word “revenir”:**

– Associate “revenir” with the English verb “to return” by noticing the “ven” in “revenir” and “ven” can be associated with “come back,” since in other Latin-based languages “venir” means “to come.”
– You could create a mnemonic with “rev” from “revenir,” which sounds like “rev” in “revolve,” hinting at the idea of coming back to the starting point.

**Explanation:**

The verb “revenir” means “to come back,” “to return,” or “to come again.” In English, it’s used in contexts where someone or something is returning to a place or getting back to a previous state or condition.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**

– Retourner
– Rentrer (more specific to returning home)

These synonyms can be used depending on the context but are not always interchangeable.

**Conjugations:**

– **Infinitive**: revenir
– **Present**:
– je reviens (I come back)
– tu reviens (you come back)
– il/elle/on revient (he/she/one comes back)
– nous revenons (we come back)
– vous revenez (you come back – formal or plural)
– ils/elles reviennent (they come back)
– **Imperfect**:
– je revenais (I was coming back)
– **Simple past**:
– je revins (I came back)
– **Future simple**:
– je reviendrai (I will come back)
– **Conditional present**:
– je reviendrais (I would come back)
– **Present participle**:
– revenant (coming back)

**Examples in sentences:**

– **Present**: Il revient demain. (He is coming back tomorrow.)
– **Imperfect**: Quand j’étais enfant, je revenais souvent ici. (When I was a child, I would often come back here.)
– **Simple past**: Dès qu’il entendit la nouvelle, il revint. (As soon as he heard the news, he came back.)
– **Future simple**: Nous reviendrons l’année prochaine. (We will come back next year.)
– **Conditional present**: Je reviendrais si je pouvais. (I would come back if I could.)
– **Present participle used in a sentence**: Revenant de l’école, il a vu un chat perdu. (Coming back from school, he saw a lost cat.)

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il revient info.

Tips to remember “il revient”:
1. Associate “revient” with the English verb “revenue,” as in a person or thing that “comes back” or has a “return.”
2. Break it down: “re-” suggests repetition or coming back, as in “return,” and “-vient” comes from “venir,” which means “to come.”

Explanations:
“Il revient” is from the verb “venir,” which means “to come” in French. “Il revient” specifically translates to “he comes back” or “he returns.”

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Il rentre (he comes home)
– Il reviens (an imperative form, instructing someone to come back)

Conjugations of “venir”:
Present:
– je viens (I come)
– tu viens (you come, singular informal)
– il/elle/on vient (he/she/one comes)
– nous venons (we come)
– vous venez (you come, plural formal)
– ils/elles viennent (they come)

Imperfect (past):
– je venais (I was coming)
– tu venais (you were coming)
– il/elle/on venait (he/she/one was coming)
– nous venions (we were coming)
– vous veniez (you were coming)
– ils/elles venaient (they were coming)

Future simple:
– je viendrai (I will come)
– tu viendras (you will come)
– il/elle/on viendra (he/she/one will come)
– nous viendrons (we will come)
– vous viendrez (you will come)
– ils/elles viendront (they will come)

Past participle:
– venu(e)(s) (come)

Examples of sentences:
1. Il revient demain de son voyage. (He’s coming back tomorrow from his trip.)
2. Chaque fois qu’il part, il revient avec de nouvelles histoires. (Every time he leaves, he returns with new stories.)
3. Mon fils joue dehors, mais il revient quand il a faim. (My son is playing outside, but he comes back when he’s hungry.)

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