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Complete the sentences with the correct form of each verb in the present.
- Claire (manger) un bonbon.[Claire is eating a bonbon.]|3rd person singular: We remove the ending -er and add -e.
- Vous (voyager) en train.[You’re travelling by train.]|2nd person plural: We remove the ending -er and add -ez.
- Ils n'(habiter) pas ici.[They don’t live here.]|3rd person plural: We remove the ending -er and add -ent.
- Est-ce que tu (apprendre) le français?[Are you learning French?]|2nd person singular: We remove the ending -re and add -s.
- Je ne (comprendre) pas.[I don’t understand.]|1st person singular: We remove the ending -re and add -s.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of each verb in the present. Remember the exceptions and spelling rules.
- Le garçon (aller) à l’école.[The boy goes to school.]|Aller is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs.
- Comment tu (s’appeler) ?[What’s your name?]|For verbs ending in -eler, the final consonant is doubled before a silent e.
- Je (peser) le sucre.[I weigh the sugar.]|An e in the word stem receives a grave accent in its conjugated forms (except in the 1st and 2nd person plural forms).
- Est-ce que vous (boire) un thé?[Are you drinking tea?]|Boire is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs.
- Mon amie (savoir) jouer du piano.[My friend can play the piano.]|Savoir is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs.