What you do with others: -er verbs 1st persons singular and plural
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I can use 'je' and 'nous' with a range of -er verbs to say what I do with others.
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The final consonant of a word is often silent in French, called the silent final consonant (SFC).
The -e at the end of words is also silent, called the silent final e (SFe).
To say 'I' + -er verb in French, the verb ending is -e; we call this the 1st person singular of the verb.
To say 'we' + -er verb, the verb ending is -ons; we call this the 1st person plural.
The verb 'manger' (to eat, eating) behaves differently in the 'nous' form; it keeps the 'e' before the -ons.
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