What does acheter mean?

'Acheter' is a French verb meaning 'to buy'. Get an introduction to the word and its forms, and practice applying it to real-life situations like shopping. Updated: 12/22/2021

What is the conjugation of acheter in the present tense?

The conjugation of acheter in the present tense is j’achète (I buy), tu achètes (you buy), il, elle achète (he, she buys), nous achetons (we buy), vous achetez (you buy) and ils, elles achètent (they buy). Acheter is a regular -er verb. This means that its endings when conjugated in the present tense are the same as other regular -er verbs.

What group does acheter belong to?

Acheter belong to the 1 st group. Acheter is a very common french verb. Acheter is conjugated the same way that verbs that end in : -eter. Acheter is conjugated with auxiliary avoir.

Is acheter a regular er verb?

Acheter is a regular -er verb. This means that its endings when conjugated in the present tense are the same as other regular -er verbs. Acheter has a slight irregularity in that there is an accent grave (è) over the -e in the je, tu, il/elle and il/elles forms. This page on our site explains French accent marks.