Challenges with a new language: plural -re verbs like 'lire'
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I can use verbs like 'lire' in all forms of the present tense to talk about a school trip.
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[y] is pronounced as in 'y' and [oy] is pronounced as in 'envoyer'.
Verbs like ‘lire’ add -s to the stem before adding the regular endings -ons, -ez and -ent.
The 's' is pronounced in the plural forms of the verb but is a silent final consonant at the end of 'je' and 'tu' forms.
The verbs 'traduire', 'conduire', 'interdire' and 'dire' follow the same pattern except for the exception 'vous dites'.
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