What people like doing: 2-verb phrases with 'aimer'
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I can use -er verbs in the simple present tense, including two-verb structures, to say what I do and like doing.
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[oi] sounds like 'voir'
the infinitive of a verb in English can be translated as -to or ing
regular -er verbs endings in the present tense are -e for 'je', -es for 'tu' and -e for 'il/elle'
If a sentence has two verbs, the second verb needs to be in the long form/infinitive.
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