Christmas in Haiti and France: -er verbs 'nous' and 'vous'
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I can understand sentences describing Christmas traditions in Haiti using -er verbs.
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The SSCs [é], [er], [et] and [ez] are spelt differently but they make the exact same sound, as in 'bébé'.
-er verbs follow the same verb endings: add -e with je, il and elle, and -es with tu in the singular form.
In the plural form, we use -ons with 'nous' and -ez with 'vous': nous célébrons, vous célébrez.
To say 'some' in French, we use 'des'. This is an indefinite article.
Unlike 'un and 'une' (meaning 'a'), 'des' does not change based on the gender of the noun.
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