Talk to others: -er verbs 2nd persons singular and plural
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I can use 'tu' and 'vous' with a range of -er verbs to understand and say what 'you' and 'you all' do.
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The sound symbol correspondence [i] sounds like the 'i' in 'midi.
There are two ways of saying 'you' in French: for one person you use 'tu' for more than one person you use 'vous'.
To say you (singular) + regular -er verbs, the verb ends in -es. For you (plural) the verb ends in -ez.
We call these two forms of the verb the 2nd persons singular and plural.
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