Actions: singular -er verbs in simple present and present continuous
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I can use the present tense to describe activities that I do and am doing.
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[tion] sounds like 'attention'.
There is only one present tense in French which conveys the simple and continuous present tenses in English.
The preposition à means 'to' as well as 'at' and follows the verbs 'donner', 'parler' and 'demander'.
There is not always a translation ncessary for 'à' in English but it should never be omitted in French .
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