Quite simple isn’t it compared to the French verb conjugation? Understanding Regular French Verb Conjugation
I speak, you speak, we speak, they speak… and then he speaks, she speaks, it speaks. But except for a few irregular verbs like to be, the verb is not going to change much: When an English student looks at this, it’s quite overwhelming… In English, you add an S to the third person singular (he, she, it). Traditional method will often emphasis the spelling like I did, highlighting the endings in bold, or in red… Let’s take the verb “parler” (to speak) for example. 
Most French verb methods will start by telling that in French, the verb ending will change according to the French subject pronoun. Do The French Know Which Verb Tense To Use? At First Glance, Even The French Present Tense Looks Overwhelming
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