A new language: singular -re verbs like 'lire'
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I can use verbs like ‘lire’ in the present tense singular to describe a school exchange.
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[ill/ille] is pronounced as in 'fille'.
[ien] is pronounced as in 'bien'.
The noun ‘informations’ is usually plural in French. In the singular form it means 'a piece of information'.
‘Tout’ means ‘all’ or ‘the whole’. It agrees with the object it describes. ‘Tous’ is the masculine plural form.
Verbs like ‘lire’ follow the same pattern as ‘dire’ in the present tense singular. The endings are ‘s’, ‘s’ and ‘t’.
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