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Le chef : voir, boire, croire and faire in present, the imperative

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I can use a range of irregular present tense verbs to describe people's roles at work and I can recognise the imperative.

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The verbs voir (to see), boire (to drink), croire (to believe) and faire (to do, make) are irregular in the present. The imperative is used to give instructions, commands or advice to one or more people. The imperative exists in the second person singular (tu), first person plural (nous) and second person plural (vous). [ai] sounds like 'vrai', [oi] sounds like 'voir' and [oy] sounds like envoyer.

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