On part pour la France : -ir verbs like 'choisir' and 'partir', adjectives
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I can use -ir verbs and adjectives to describe a visit to a landmark in France.
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Adjectives often change their spelling for feminine and plural forms. Those ending in -e do not change in the feminine.
Adjectives beau, nouveau and vieux have feminine forms: belle, nouvelle and vieille. Beau and nouveau add -x in plural.
Many -ir verbs in the present follow the pattern of choisir: remove -ir and add -is, -is, -it, -issons, -issez, -issent.
Many -ir verbs follow the pattern of 'partir': remove -(t)ir and add: -s, -s, -t, -ons, -ez, -ent.
The sounds [i] like 'midi', [s/ss] like 'saucisse' and [r] like 'rue' are common in verbs like 'choisir' and 'partir'.
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