What people have: 'avoir' 3rd persons singular and plural
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I can use 'ils ont' and 'elles ont' to describe what they (masculine and feminine) have.
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A cognate is a word that looks and sounds the same, or similar, in English and French.
'Ils ont' and 'elles ont' are the 3rd person plural of the verb 'avoir', 'to have, having'.
'Ils ont' and 'elles ont' have a liasion; the -s in 'ils' and 'elles' is pronounced as 'z' as it is followed by a vowel.
The 's' in 'ils ont' and 'elles ont' ('z') is pronounced differently to the 's' in 'ils sont' and 'elles sont' ('s').
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